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SIR - How churlish of you to chide Sir Edward for applying the existing method of electing a Speaker. It could not be appropriate to change the rules on a whim half-way through the election. It would be like an umpire unilaterally deciding half-way through a Test match to abandon the LBW law.
If the House of Commons wishes to change the present arcane procedure, it should certainly do so as soon as possible. That is a decision for MPs as a whole - not for the Father of the House on an ad hoc basis.
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The 3-star Hotel Massarelli is placed about 3.6 km from La Foce.
The hotel is placed 25 minutes' walk from Museo Civico Archeologico delle Acque. The venue is set 10 minutes' walk from Chianciano Terme center.
Guests are offered 53 classic hotel rooms equipped with complimentary Wi-Fi, heating, multi-channel TV, a refrigerator and a personal computer. Some rooms have the terrace view. The rooms come with private bathrooms featuring a bathtub, a shower and a bidet.
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Centrally located in a quiet street approximately 180yards from Kennington Tube station ( which has quick and direct lines to the South bank, West End and City) a large and well appointed studio flat.
Laid out to high standards and with its own front door. The accommodation comprises of an entrance vestibule leading to the bay fronted studio room furnished with a comfortable double bed, and sofa, television and period features. A hall with storage and hanging space leads through to a bright and airy eat-in kitchen fitted with cooker, hob, fridge-freezer and dishwasher. A modern shower room and further store with washing machine.
Decorated in neutral colours with a mixture of antique and modern furniture.
A perfect base for either a business or pleasure trip.
We stayed in this lovely little flat for 5 nights in September, 2007, and had an excellent time. Simon, the owner of the flat, was very friendly and helpful, and a pleasure to chat with. The studio itself is delightfully decorated and cozy, with a comfy queen sized bed and couch for lounging. The kitchen is bright and cheerful, and is very well stocked with utensils to make cooking meals very easy. The bathroom is a little smaller than expected, but it was all we really needed for our stay.
The walk to the Kennington Tube Station is a breeze, and takes less than 2 minutes to get there. We were in Central London for sightseeing in less than 15 minutes altogether, so the location of Kennington is fantastic!
We walked with ease to the Tesco nearby for groceries, as it was not even a 10 minute walk, and there are numerous restaurants and pubs in the area, many of which Simon was able to recommend to us.
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What a lovely flat we stayed in. Simone was so nice and everything was available just like we were at home. Would definitely recommend this flat to anyone. Thank you Simone for allowing us to enjoy your home.
We stayed in Simon's flat for a week and it made the perfect base for exploring London. The Tube is just around the corner so you can be at all the main sights within minutes, and the Tube was also a good value option from Heathrow with only one change required.
The flat is very clean, nicely decorated and in a quiet location so we always got a good nights sleep (bed was very comfy as well). The kitchen allowed us to cook some meals with a good range of equipment.
Although we didn't meet Simon as he was away, his house mates looked after us very well and were always available for any questions and gave us some good information about where to shop and where to eat in the local area.
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This was our second stay at Simon's flat. We loved it just as much as the first time! This is a very comfortable apartment, with many conveniences available. The kitchen is fully equipped, making it possible to self-cater all your meals. Comfortable bed with duvet and soft pillows. It is only a block from the Kennington underground, so it is very easy to get anywhere in London. There are numerous excellent pubs and restaurants within a 10 minute walk. Also a Tesco within a couple blocks. We will be back!!
Could have used some basic kitchen supplies , like coffee , paper towels ect . Only one wash cloth . Small bathroom but good price for London. Easy access to underground tube station , park nearby and grocery store . We very much enjoyed our stay in London.
This unit is about a block from Kennington Station, which is one tube stop to the southside of Thames River. We had friends staying at hotels at that same stop and they were paying over twice as much for a pretty standard hotel room. The kitchen is very efficient including a microwave and an oven. We baked a pizza one night for dinner when we didn't feel like going out. It sits on a quiet residential street so we did not have any noise at night. It has a washing machine which is a huge bonus. We would stay here again.
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Ashkan was extremely friendly and professional. I really valued his feedback. He was patient and had some really good suggestions and ideas on how to upgrade my electrical panel.
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Peter just finished an electrical panel upgrade from 100 amps to 200 amps. Even though the property needed a large trench dug to expose the conduit box and wiring, with a large tree stump in the way, he tackled this job quickly! Peter also did very well balancing between the county inspector, SMUD inspector, and my timeline as well. From the start to the finish, he explained the entire process, so I knew what to expect. The best part was he stayed committed to the original quote, so there were no surprise costs added at the very end. I will definitely hire him again if I have any further electrical needs. Thanks again for a job well done.
Sam was very responsive and even came to the job early to repair our electrical breakers. His prices are fair and he is very friendly. CLC Elk Grove, CA
Mr. Pena was prompt, and found my problem fast. it was not easy, he had to trace the wiring in my attic on a hot day. I also had him install a sub panel in my garage, he had to extend wiring from the attic and reroute some old wiring that was there. He was fast and the work is very professional. I am a retired Industrial Electronic Electrician Journeyman IBEW 2295. He is a good craftsman. I have another project relocating the service and the breakers, I will use him again.
Noel and his helper are incredible to say the least. Noel is truly a MASTER electrician. There is nothing that he can't solve or fix. We had a 2 story addition on our home and Noel had to literally troubleshoot every outlet and switch to get them to work. I was worried that we would have to rip out drywall to fix the electrical wiring...wHicham we did not have to do. Noel always stayed calm and was able to correct all the electrical issues we had. By the time he left, we had all switches and outlets working. He also works incredibly fast and effiecient. He never takes a break, or slows down while he's on the job. He also comes prepared with everything he needs and he and his assistant are both incredibly polite. After watching his magic, I am convinced that there isn't any electrical issue that he can't solve...he is truly a MASTER electrician!
My experience with Stewart Airth was absolutely beyond a 5 Star Rating. Stewart was prompt, efficient and quick with analysis of my electrical installation. He made a complicated job seem simple. His charges for the work performed were very reasonable. I will be calling on Stewart Airth for future upgrades and projects. I shall be a great referral for anyone who is in need of Stewart's talent. Cell Phone: 916-705-9515. Thank You... Jim Leach.
Mr. Johnson responded very quickly and professionally. He took care of the electrical repair in a very hot attic the same day we contacted him. We'll use him again without question.
Abraham listened well as I explained my electrical problem over the phone. He arrived on time and was very professional. Abraham likes trouble shooting and was able to diagnose and fix the problem with my electricity. I recommend Abraham highly. If the need arises, I will call Abraham again.
We hired Robert to upgrade our electrical box and run electrical to an outbuilding in our backyard. Robert was very helpful and knowledgeable. He expedited the permits process as well as the inspectors and smud. He was polite and professional. We would definitely recommend him and will use him in the future for our electrical needs.
I don't have room for the words that would describe how happy I am with Victor, the man who helped us upgrade the wiring in our 1954 bathroom remodel to current codes. Victor was really knew what he was doing, was very patient, kind, and gave a full explanation of his work when he was finished. The job took a bit longer and was more involved than he first thought, so it took him 4 hours longer. He was thorough and professional. We were so impressed, we hired this company to do our antiquated electrical box. I have never had an experience like this with any other electrician I have hired!
I had an outlet in the house that would randomly lose power. It was determined that my electrical panel was the cause and needed to be replaced. Aaron clearly explained what needed to happen, why, and next steps. Throughout the process, he continually communicated with me and coordinated the work with SMUD. Because of the age of the panel, the electrical system needed to be brought up to code. Aaron had no problem handling the updates and my requests to make adjustments to improve the cosmetic appearance of those required code updates. Yes, a new panel is an expense that one doesn't look forward to!! Let's face it.. it just sits on your wall, we walk past it without bragging, like we would with a new barbeque... "oh, wow! look at that beautiful electrical panel," and we don't think about it until something happens and then we realize how important it is on a daily basis. But the reality is that how often do you really replace your panel?? 25-50+ years. My thought is that it needs to be done right so it will work correctly and endure for a very long time and that might cost a little bit more but I would rather have a professional than a fly by night electrician. Aaron was there when he said he would be, finished the job in one day, made a clean install, cleaned up the work area, and provided a power unit so the house would have some temporary power for the house computer while the work was being done. I have since called Aaron back to look into fixing some faulty wiring from a patio cover installer. Aaron is now my go-to electrician!
Andrew Tate was thorough and helpful - and showed up on time and did great work with some electrical upgrades we were doing. Recommend.
Blanco electric installed several new panels, conduit and wiring to support a hot tub installation. My house is pretty antiquated with its original circuits, but Blanco knows the codes, and did it right. I'd hire them again without hesitation. They also didn't nickel and dime me for every unforeseen challenge.
From an electrical box upgrade to wiring for a garbage disposal, outside lighting issues, inside lighting issues, and much more, Douglas did it all. Very professional, fast, and refreshingly upfront, Douglas exceeded every expectation I had. Having dealt with many contractors over the last year, this was by far the best experience having work done. If you want an honest electrician, a very competent electrician, hire Doug. The estimation is fast, the communication is very clear, and the work gets done period. No wasted time and the job is done right. I will find reasons to hire Douglas again as my renovations continue.
Charley was super friendly and professional. He gave us a really great price for rewiring our garage and upgrading our panel. He was on time and did the job exactly as asked. He is a straight shooter and would hire him again in a minute.
Stuart has done various repairs for us including replacing structural supports for a large, old, brick chimney. He also completely re-wired our electrical system, a major upgrade and challenging because our home is old and unusual. I have also observed first hand work he has done on a friend's house, many improvements such as a trellis over a carport. He is competent and skillful. He is creative and finds aesthetically pleasing solutions to problems. He is definitely someone I would hire again and would welcome doing business with. Highly recommended.
We have had the pleasure of working with Robert on several occasions. When we first moved into our house in Moraga, he installed ceiling lights, recessed lights and dining room chandeliers in several rooms. Subsequently, he installed outside low-voltage lighting, did the electrical work for our kitchen remodel and upgraded our panel. Robert has always provided us with excellent service at a very reasonable price. He is professional, yet very personable. He offers great advice and is dependable and accessible. I look forward to working with him again when we have another electrical project.
Good experience. We needed light fixtures replaced at our new home and he was able to take care of that fairly quickly. We had a light in the laundry room that wasn't working that another electrician couldn't fix. He was able to troubleshoot and find the problem and got it working for us again. He also helped to upgrade one of our bathrooms and a bonus room/studio we had. While remodeling the studio, he explained to us the reasons for his recommendation to run separate electrical wiring and separate outlets for the small fridge we wanted to put in and the small microwave. The smaller projects such as light fixtures were quick fixes but for projects where a wall had to be opened or he found an unexpected issue, such as plumbing leaks because it's such an old house, it took a bit longer than expected. Parts needed to be replaced and everything needed to be put back into place. But it's to be expected and we were forewarned. Communication was good which helped alleviate our concerns much of the time when unexpected problems cropped up.
1 year ago I hired McKimmy Electric to install 6 can lights in my kitchen and 2 above my dining table. For each set of lights they also installed a dimmer switch. They also replaced all of the receptacles and switches in my entire house. I chose McKimmy Electric because of a referral from a friend and they were 10 minutes from my house in Galt. I was very impressed with the job done and the service I was provided. Matthew showed up on time and had all the work done with an employee in about 4 hours. He did all the can light work from a ladder, staying totally out of the attic and avoiding any potential damage to the sheetrock. When he left everything worked great. The replacement of my old "big box" light with the can lights made my kitchen look so much more modern and clean. The new switches and plugs were a huge upgrade to the nasty yellow plugs and switches that I had. Before he left he even took about 20 minutes of his time to explain to me how to wire my new ceiling fan, which I chose to do myself. I will certainly choose McKimmy Electric again in the future as the need comes up.
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So, we already discussed how the Judge that let the AT&T merger proceed showed a comically narrow reading of the media and telecom markets when he approved AT&T's $86 billion Time Warner merger without a single condition. At no point in his 172-page ruling (pdf) did U.S. District Court Judge Richard Leon even utter the phrase "net neutrality," showing a complete failure to understand how AT&T intends to use regulatory capture, vertical media integration (ownership of must-have content like HBO) and its stranglehold over broadband markets in synergistically anti-competitive ways.
Forgive me, but I am having a Jean-Luc Picard double face-palm, at warp speed, upon reading this!!
Sinclair Broadcast Group is under fire once again, this time for a local-broadcast "must run" segment that tries to claim the government's brutal immigration and child-separation policies are little more than a giant misunderstanding caused by...the journalists covering the story.
The segment is part of an ongoing effort by the company to sow distrust in media outlets and convince the public that any and all negative coverage of terrible government policies is politically-motivated and cannot be trusted.
The segment features Boris Epshteyn, Sinclair's "chief political analyst" and a former Trump adviser who routinely heaps praise upon the President's every action. At no point are viewers of these segments informed that Epshteyn used to directly report to the President.
I give you the following article: Who's Responsible for Separating Alien Kids from their Parents?!? Many people, but not Trump
The article goes on to state: "Who truly is responsible for the 2,000 alien kids who, according to the Associated Press, recently have been separated from their detained illegal alien parents?
There is a lot of blame to share. That includes President Bill Clinton and the alien parents themselves, as well as the courts and immigration policies foolishly created by the Obama administration. The perverse incentives in those policies have endangered the lives and safety of children and helped fund the deadly Mexican drug cartels that run the trafficking networks on our southern border.
You would not know that based on the absurdly biased coverage and virulent protests that have occurred. The Trump administration is simply doing what it is constitutionally charged with doing—enforcing the law.
The president on Wednesday issued an executive order that directs the Department of Homeland Security to keep illegal alien families together "to the extent permitted by law." That is the crux of the administration's problem: the extent to which the government is permitted to keep families together while they await removal proceedings.
In 1997, the Clinton administration entered into a settlement agreement in Flores v. Reno, a lawsuit filed in federal court in California by pro-illegal immigration advocacy groups challenging the detention of juvenile aliens taken into custody by the Immigration and Naturalization Service.
The Clinton administration agreed to settle this litigation despite the fact the Supreme Court had upheld the Immigration and Naturalization Service regulation that provided for the release of minors only to their parents, close relatives, or legal guardians.
According to the Department of Homeland Security, the Flores agreement allows the agency to detain unaccompanied minors for only "20 days before releasing them to the Department of Health and Human Services which places the minors in foster or shelter situations until they locate a sponsor."
But in a controversial decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit, the most liberal in the country, has interpreted the settlement agreement to apply to "both minors who are accompanied and unaccompanied by their parents."
In other words, it is the 9th Circuit's misinterpretation of the Clinton administration's settlement agreement that doesn't allow juvenile aliens to stay with their parents who have been detained for unlawful entry into the country.
Of course, if those parents would simply agree to return to their home countries, they would be immediately reunited with their children. So those who come here illegally are themselves to blame for their children being assigned to foster care or to another family member or sponsor who may be in the country."
With the first skirmishes of the Syrian southwestern offensive starting to grow into outright fighting, reports out of the area say that over 50,000 civilians have fled their homes in just the past week. This is overwhelmingly from the areas in the de-escalation zone expected to be major targets in the fighting.
Journalists in the area say that at least 27 civilians were killed. The displaced are scattering in all directions, some going deeper into rebel territory along the border, others heading north out of the likely contested areas.
The de-escalation zone in Daraa was, for quite some time, totally calm, and a lot of the people living in this area were much safer than people in most of the rest of war-torn Syria. That zone is rapidly collapsing, however.
Officials with Customs and Border Protection's Entry/Exit have a way to shorten the long lines at airline gates while improving security and meeting an almost 15-year-old mandate from Congress.
Officials announced June 21 that Orlando International would be the first airport in the country to screen every international passenger using facial recognition technology. CBP has been running biometric pilots—including facial recognition—at 13 airports across the country but Orlando will be the first to use the system on all travelers.
In 2004, Congress charged the CBP with finding a way to apply biometric screening at all border crossings—including land, air and sea. The agency has struggled to comply, citing difficulties in finding the right technology to improve security without adding significant travel delays.
Folks, if you can avoid using public transport of any kind, please avoid it; the potential for foulups, bleeps, and blunders can translate into mistaken identities, and horrific problems; the real bugs have not been worked out in thsi facial recognition software.
Unfortunately, Mike and I cannot avoid air travel, if we want to get somewhere on the mainland. As my late dad was an aircraft instrument mechanic, I used to love to fly; TSA has absolutely taken that away from me, and it is regrettable that they have been allowed to do so.
Hundreds of Austrian soldiers and police were involved in a border protection exercise that simulated containing migrants amid fears neighboring Germany might begin to turn away new arrivals trying to cross their frontier.
Austrian authorities deployed 600 police, 400 soldiers and two Black Hawk helicopters on Tuesday in an exercise which simulated arrival of hundreds of migrants on the country's border with Slovenia, local media reported.
"A state that in the worst case cannot protect its borders loses its credibility," Interior Minister Herbert Kickl of the far-right Freedom Party (FPO) told reporters, as cited by Reuters. "I am determined that events like those of 2015 must not occur again. And that is exactly the message we want to send from here."
Hey, George Soros; I have the perfect solution for Europe's migrant crisis. Just dump every single illegal immigrant on to any and every property you own.
You're welcome, Sir!
Wells Fargo is once again being accused of misconduct, this time because it allegedly used complex financial investments to take advantage of mom-and-pop investors.
The Securities and Exchange Commission said on Monday that between 2009 and 2013, Wells Fargo (WFC) reaped large fees by "improperly encouraging" brokerage clients to actively trade high-fee debt products that were intended to be held to maturity.
Wells Fargo Advisors, the bank's brokerage division, agreed to pay a $4 million penalty over its handling of the products, known as market-linked investments. The bank must also return $930,377 of ill-gotten gains — plus $178,064 of interest.
Wells Fargo, which neither admitted nor denied the SEC's allegations, said in a statement that it "cooperated fully" with the latest investigation.
And yet, mysteriously, no one goes to jail here!!
More proof that according to the "American Way of Life" that the monied almost never eat their own.
WHISTLEBLOWER REALITY WINNER entered into a plea deal with the Justice Department on Tuesday, ostensibly putting an end to her case that has seen her held in jail for over a year without trial. Her indictment was the Trump administration's first prosecution in its crackdown on leaks, which now includes many others. As part of the plea agreement, Winner will consent to serving over five years behind bars.
I find myself very uneasy about this case; was the Trump administration trying to punish her for allegedly revealing problems in th US electoral system, or were they simply embarrassed to have had to come to grips with it, and let the public know if this had actually happened, if in fact it did happen?
The European Commission has backed Emmanuel Macron's call for sanctions on EU nations refusing to resettle third world migrants, asserting that countries must be made to "pay the price" for membership of the bloc.
Commissioner Pierre Moscovici said that central and eastern European nations "have a vital need of Europe", asserting it is "not legitimate that nations which refuse to show solidarity would continue receiving a similar proportion of EU funding".
"Europe is not well," lamented the Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs on Monday. "Britain is leaving us, we suffered an economic crisis which continues to do damage, we are seeing governments with parties on the extreme right.
"The rise of nationalism is a challenge for Europe," he told French broadcaster BFMTV, adding: "We must reinvent [the EU] and refresh the notion of solidarity. We need to reinvent Europe, reinvent the notion of solidarity."
The Intercept has identified eight AT&T facilities across the United States which are allegedly being used by the NSA to monitor internet users' emails, social media posts and internet browsing.
The centers are known as 'peering' facilities' and processes data from both AT&T customers and those of other U.S. internet providers, as well as telecoms companies fromSweden, India, Germany and Italy.
'It's eye-opening and ominous the extent to which this is happening right here on American soil,' said Elizabeth Goitein, co-director of the Liberty and National Security Program at the Brennan Center for Justice told The Intercept.
'It puts a face on surveillance that we could never think of before in terms of actual buildings and actual facilities in our own cities, in our own backyards.'
The beginning of the end of the Bilderberg/Soros vision is in sight. The Old Order will cling on, even to the last of its fingernails. The Bilderberg vision is the notion of multi-cultural, international cosmopolitanism that surpasses old-time nationalism; heralding the end of frontiers; and leading toward a US-led, 'technocratic', global economic and political governance. Its roots lie with figures such as James Burnham, an anti-Stalin, former Trotskyite, who, writing as early as 1941, advocated for the levers of financial and economic power being placedin the hands of a management class: an élite – which alone would be capable of running the contemporary state – thanks to this élite's market and financial technical nous. It was, bluntly, a call for an expert, technocratic oligarchy.
ENGLAND World Cup fans have been warned not to sing songs about Brexit during this week's match against Belgium by FIFA bosses.
Football's governing body said the FA could be punished if Three Lions fans are caught signing pro-Brexit chants during Thursday's match.
The European Parliament's Civil Liberties Committee voted Monday for launching action against Hungary over allegations that Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government is breaching the EU's fundamental values. The committee voted Monday for a report that recommends triggering an "Article 7 procedure" amid concerns about judicial independence, media freedoms and the harsh treatment of migrants in Hungary, AP said. The full assembly must still endorse the move for it to happen. The procedure could result in Hungary losing EU voting rights. However, this is unlikely because Poland, which is also facing Article 7 action launched by the EU's executive Commission, would probably veto it.
Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, New York City, San Francisco, Seattle, and Washington, D.C. In each of these cities, The Intercept has identified an AT&T facility containing networking equipment that transports large quantities of internet traffic across the United States and the world. A body of evidence – including classified NSA documents, public records, and interviews with several former AT&T employees – indicates that the buildings are central to an NSA spying initiative that has for years monitored billions of emails, phone calls, and online chats passing across U.S. territory.
For years, Snopes has been debunking articles and giving them questionable ratings because of their content, but this was never a big deal because readers like ours are smart enough to question Snopes and read the facts for themselves to make up their own minds.
While our readers are still smart enough to check multiple sources and keep us honest, the power of Snopes and the rest of the "fact checkers" has grown immensely and ominously. Now, Snopes, the AP, and Politifact have woven themselves into the fabric of social media and have become the be all end all of "truth." As a result of this new cozy relationship, they have the power to silence anyone they deem to be false—facts and reality be damned.
What's more, if these new arbiters of online truth do deem content to be "false," whether it is or not, the victims have zero recourse to challenge them and will see social media reach—no matter if it took years to build up—throttled and subsequently turned off.
Big Pharma and Big Alcohol and the Judicial/Police/Prison Complex are in one big panic!
I post this as a classic example of propaganda and disinformation.
What is really needed in dealing with cannabis is a "tobacco moment", as with cigarettes 50 years ago, when a majority of people became convinced that smoking might give them cancer and kill them. Since then the number of cigarette smokers in Britain has fallen by two-thirds.
A depressing aspect of the present debate about cannabis is that so many proponents of legalisation or decriminalisation have clearly not taken on board that the causal link between cannabis and psychosis has been scientifically proven over the past ten years, just as the connection between cancer and cigarettes was proved in the late 1940s and 1950s.
According to Aburas, Lenihan said, "These young men want to talk to you." Then Lenihan left Aburas alone in his office with the two officers. For 35 minutes, they interviewed Aburas, not because they were interested in him as a criminal suspect, but because they had questions about pro-Palestinian messages he had written on Facebook. His was one in a string of FBI inquiries into pro-Palestine activists across the country in recent years. Some of these interviews have rested on blacklists created by far-right, pro-Israel groups, and focused on alleged and unproven connections to militant groups in the Middle East. The Intercept has learned of four such interviews (though the number could be higher), two of which took place this year.
Did slavery really end – or did it just get a new name and better press relations?
Is there are alternative?
Periodically, I offer up a statement by Scottish economist Alexander Tytler, who, in 1787, was reported to have commented on the then-new American Republic as follows:
A democracy is always temporary in nature; it simply cannot exist as a permanent form of government. A democracy will continue to exist up until the time that voters discover they can vote themselves generous gifts from the public treasury. From that moment on, the majority always votes for the candidates who promise the most benefits from the public treasury, with the result that every democracy will finally collapse due to loose fiscal policy, which is always followed by a dictatorship.
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My essay on the Meaning of Life; summary in three points:
1. Earth has been, and is currently, dominated under lie-covered illegal rogue state empire that is Emperor's New Clothes obvious.
2. Despite an Emperor's New Clothes condition with sufficient people clearly speaking and documenting, ~95% of humanity attack those messengers, including those with academic training and professional experience that you would think would show extreme interest in game-changing objective data.
3. God/Life simply means whatever sources creation. The condition on Earth, therefore, is permitted by God/Life despite being more evil than most people have capacity to imagine, and annually war-poverty murdering millions, harming billions, and looting trillions.
Hezbollah's television and news network Al Manar has confirmed that on Friday the Lebanese paramilitary group's "War Media" accounts on Twitter and Facebook were closed without notice. Hezbollah is now accusing the social media giants of taking part in an American "anti-media campaign" against the group which has already long been designated a terror organization by the US government.
If the left is so worried about foreign influence in our elections, why are they paying a Venezuelan company to $242 million to build a voting system in the largest democratic voting jurisdiction in the US?
For those who have been paying attention for the past couple of decades, the Trump border crisis kids, like Aleppo Boy before them, are human props in what is known as 'atrocity porn' designed to titillate the viewers through horror and incite them to hatred of the presumed perpetrators. Atrocity propaganda has long been a part of warfare – think World War I claims of Belgian babies impaled on German bayonets – but with modern digital technology and social media the impact is immediate and universal.
During the Barack Obama regime the Department of Just(Us) launched Operation Choke Point, a multi-pronged strategy emanating from the administration to bureaucratically hamstring businesses that lawfully deal in firearms. The goal was to lean on banks to cut ties to gun dealers, especially small mom-and-pop operations, even if even if those companies had valid licenses and good credit histories. This followed 2011 warning by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) that classified the firearms trade as a "high-risk" business category, setting it up as requiring more paperwork and creating a "litigation risk and reputation risk for financial institutions," as then FDIC General Counsel Richard Osterman said at the time.
First, the "separation of families" for which Trump is being blamed is a feature of a policy that was passed by a Democrat-controlled Congress and signed into law back in 2008 by George W. Bush. This policy was continued throughout Barack Obama's two terms. In fact, the emotionally-charged photos of detention facilities circulated by the Fake News media that were designed to convict Trump of heartlessness were taken while Obama was President. This is one crucial respect in which coverage of this issue reveals itself for the Fake News that it is. Yet it is certainly not the only respect. Second, that for a decade—the decade that their fellow partisans held control of the levers of power in D.C.—fake journalists didn't utter a peep about this policy for which they are now blasting Trump proves that they are cooking a controversy for partisan political purposes. This isn't journalism. It is advocacy. It is political. It is fake.
As the immigration debate continues to rage in America, the application of the Constitution-Free Zone that extends 100 miles inland around the borders of the U.S. is spreading its application into what is blatantly being referred to as "citizenship checkpoints."
With the recent mass sexual misconduct uncovered within the Chicago school system, including administrators and staff, perhaps lawmakers should be more willing to allow students to record interactions with the adults who run their schools in the name of transparent conduct.
Time to tell the states to get the hell off the backs of the working people. Let the business owners–both online and physical–provide jobs, and services that people actually pay for voluntarily!
Quote from NRC's Hodeidah Office Coordinator, Saleem Al-Shamiri, in Sana'a:
"Many people fled their homes in Hodeidah already. Sana'a and other cities are receiving many displaced. Water supplies have been cut off in some areas. Even families who refused to leave their house behind, have now been forced to flee because the fighting is closing in. Some of my friends arrived yesterday and today early morning. They are concerned for their future and worried they have lost their homes and income. How will they manage to rebuild their lives again?"
"I have friends who can't leave their homes because they don't have the means to travel. They are scared for their safety. They might be left in the crossfire without any water, food or way to escape. I am hoping the warring parties will allow safe routes out of the city as the fighting gets closer. People must be given a chance to save their own lives."
As a Christian Pacifist Activist, I decry the actions of the US government in enabling Saudi war crimes in Yemen.
But I seriously doubt that the Saudi, or US governments, will allow safe passage for innocent civilians, and this is why.
Do you remember the scene in the film "Avatar", and I am paraphasing here, where the General decides to "create a crater so deep in the memories of the Navi people", that they will never dare to fight against the mining coalition which is destroying their planet,, ever again?
This is precisely what the US and Saudi Government have, essentially, vowed to do in Yemen.
They will create hundreds of killing fields, so that the people of Yemen, will never again fight their rule, and will be "pacified" into accepting whatever puppet government the Saudis and the US slide into Saana.
There will be no "humanitarian aid" with which to comfort those left standing; all we will see here, is a slaughter, courtesy of the genocidal Butcher of Yemen, Saudi Arabia's Prince Salman, aided and abetted by his BFF in the White House, President Trump.
As I type this, UAE military, overseen by American soldiers, are torturing Yemen prisoners, and unfortunately, again this time, our CIA's Gina Haspel is up to her elbows in more torture, and more blood.
US-Backed forces claime to "liberate" Yemenis, but instead rape detainees in secret.
Why are there no indignant outcries from the corporate Presstitute Media on this?!? Why, in the name of God, are there no requests for US reporters, to embed with these "interrogators" from the UAE?!?
Very simply, they are not allowed. No questions are allowed to be asked, in the runup to this slaughter.
But I will tell you, as long as there is breath in my body, I will continue to witness, peacefully, and never advocating violence, as a Christian, to the evils being done in my name, and in the names of all Americans, here in Yemen.
of the USA.
This statement hasn't appeared recently. In 2002, the Joint Resolution to authorize U.S. military actions against Iraq cited:
"Iraq continuing to possess and develop a significant chemical and biological weapons capability posed a threat to the national security of the United States."
Before carrying out air strikes on Syria, 14 April, 2018, the White House used the same justifications. The American president acted within his legal authority as commander-in-chief "to protect vital national interests – stopping the spread of chemical weapons and preventing a humanitarian catastrophe." However, if in 2002, the Iraq Resolution was passed by the U.S. Congress as public law No: 107-243, this time President Trump didn't seek any authorization from other government institutions.
The ultimate goal here, by the US government, is quite simple, no matter how much carnage it creates to reach the following goals; control all oil, and other resources in the Middle East, and insure that these resources, are only sold in US dollars.
Both President Trump and former President Obama are commonly said in America's 'news' media to be or to have been "ceding Syria to Russia" or "ceding Syria to Russia and Iran," or similar allegations. They imply that 'we' own (or have some right to control) Syria.
On June 21, the Iranian Navy dispatched two warships to the Gulf of Aden, where a fierce battle is ongoing between the Ansar Allah movement (also known as the Houthis) and the Saudi-led coalition for the port city of al-Hudaydah.
According to Iran's Tasnim News Agency, Iran sent a helicopter-carrier and a naval destroyer. The deployment of Iranian warships in the area will likely further complicate relations between Riyadh and Teheran. However, two warships will not be enough to lift a naval blockade from al-Hudaydah.
Meanwhile, the Houthis repelled another attempt by the Saudi-led coalition and its proxies to capture the al-Hudaydah airport in western Yemen recapturing most of the positions, which they had lost previously.
The US government's participation in Saudi war crimes in Yemen does NOT make me proud to be an American; and it is a matter of great concern to me, that President Trump's two BBFs in the Middle East, are Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, the Butcher of Gaza, and the Saudi Crown Prince Salman, the Butcher of Yemen.
The so-called "liberators" in Yemen are sexually and physically torturing detainees at secret prisons. Survivors recall disturbing stories laden with gruesome interrogation tactics for extracting false confessions. Meanwhile, the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen attempts to portray themselves as the bearers of freedom and reason.
As an ally of the United States' "counter-terrorism" operation in Yemen, the United Arab Emirates established 18 prisons throughout territory under their control. An ongoing investigation from the Associated Press has so far identified instances of deranged sexual torture at five of these facilities. The Emirati headquarters in Yemen houses one of such facilities where witnesses have seen American soldiers.
So, even with assuring the American people that the CIA will not longer torture, or outsource it, Gina Haspel has lied to the American people, yet again.
Ms. Haspel, understanding what you have done, or allowed to be done by the UAE, is an abomination; a profound disappointment;and an irrefutable demonstration, that you are a traitor to the citizens of this country.
You said anything to get confirmed; you lied. We understand that
And President Trump, you, by your inaction, and not firing Haspel on the spot, now that you understand that this is going on under your watch, as President, is horrific in the extreme.
Where are the Hanns Schraffs of the world, when you need them?!?
Hanns Scharff, Nazi Interrogator who revealed the value of kindness
This man was so revered after World War II, that he was invited to teach these techniques of interrigation in American military academies.
Allowing government to arbitrarily determine which substances human beings can put into their own bodies is one of the most idiotic things a society can do. As such, its no surprise Congress is salivating at the prospect of furthering this travesty by giving additional discretion on the matter to drug war-crazed loon, Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
If you think the Department of Justice has more than enough tools to wage the war on drugs, a bill passed by the House would create a fast-track scheduling system that could lead to the criminalization of kratom, nootropics, and pretty much anything that gives you a buzz and isn't already illegal.
I have to wonder both what Sessions is worth, How much is Jeff Sessions worth and how much of that comes from investments/endorsements from the pharaceutical industries.
He is also very much a friend of the private prison industry:
Trump Administration brings back private prison industries, 2017
I am certain that many of those people, many of them Vets, just trying to get relief from long-term pain, with some of these substances, will find themselves incarcerated at some of these facilities, so Sessions' "good buds" in the private prison industry will profit handsomely, as a result of this legislation.
When one of the creators of the Internet as we know it today (not you Al Gore!) voices their discontent with the latest overstep of power towards full throttle censorship, you know it's serious business.
Tim Berners-Lee, best known for his work helping to create the World Wide Web, along with other Internet pioneers, have penned an open letter opposing the Members of European Parliament (MEPs) who voted earlier this week in favor of a plan to force publishers to automatically remove any content that appears to violate copyright.
The Independent reports this means "memes, mixes, sampling, and even reuse of news and parliamentary footage, will get caught up and deleted without warning."
Publishers will be expected to monitor all their content uploads and check for copyright material and remove it immediately, and ostensibly by doing so automatically, as outlined in Article 13 of the proposal.
... Which is precisely what the EU hopes to accomplish with Article 13.
"SPLC" may not stand for Sneaky Propaganda and Libel Center, but more and more Americans think it should. This is especially true after the organization had to pay a large settlement to an Islamic reformer it falsely labeled an "anti-Muslim extremist," a victory that has inspired other targeted entities to also consider suing the SPLC.
The far left-wing SPLC, or Southern Poverty Law Center, has long played a real-life cross between Santa Claus and Stalin, making a list of who's naughty or nice and then managing to "gift" those it deems "haters" with stigmatization. Yet the misnamed organization — it has little to do with poverty or law, neither experiencing nor alleviating the former and violating the latter's spirit — makes a habit of targeting those whose only trespass is, well, disagreeing with the SPLC. I ought to know: I myself was placed on its "HateWatch" page about a decade ago (more on that later).
IF there are more class action law suits are going to be filed, Mike and I would, very much, like to join, in behalf of the website, www.whatreallyhappened.com.
The degree to which the management of this organisation maligned Mike's site, can only be seen by reasonably sane people, as a demonstration of rank disingenuousness.
First broadcast in America 50 years ago, The Prisoner—a dystopian television series described as "James Bond meets George Orwell filtered through Franz Kafka"—confronted societal themes that are still relevant today: the rise of a police state, the freedom of the individual, round-the-clock surveillance, the corruption of government, totalitarianism, weaponization, group think, mass marketing, and the tendency of humankind to meekly accept their lot in life as a prisoner in a prison of their own making.
Perhaps the best visual debate ever on individuality and freedom, The Prisoner (17 episodes in all) centers around a British secret agent who abruptly resigns only to find himself imprisoned and interrogated in a mysterious, self-contained, cosmopolitan, seemingly tranquil retirement community known only as the Village. The Village is an idyllic setting with parks and green fields, recreational activities and even a butler.
British Medical Journal today: "If Ecuador & the UK cannot guarantee Assange's [right to medical treatment]], then the Australian High Commission should seek his immediate repatriation to Australia"
Stunning Confirmation: Judicial Watch Obtains IRS Documents Showing McCain Staff Urging IRS To Target Tea Party Groups…
The University of Vienna has bowed to pressure from Austria's Israel lobby and banned a public lecture by a veteran Black activist from the United States.
Meanwhile in a significant victory for free speech in Germany, the Ruhrtriennale festival reversed a decision to disinvite the group Young Fathers because of its support for Palestinian rights.
Former member of the Black Panther Party Dhoruba Bin-Wahad had been scheduled to speak Thursday evening at the University of Vienna's Institute for African Studies.
The lecture was co-sponsored by Dar al Janub, an anti-racism and Palestine solidarity organization.
But in recent weeks, the university has been under pressure from the Austrian Students Union and the Austrian Union of Jewish Students to ban the event.
Former Secret Service Agent and law enforcement veteran Gary J. Byrne filed a Rico Complaint in a Pennsylvania court last Friday in which at least seven prominent left-wing political figures were named as defendants under the Racketeer Influenced and Corruption Organizations Act of 1970.
servile: slavishly submissive or obsequious; fawning
The biggest questions are seldom asked consciously and with purpose to develop workable responses, such as:
1. What is this Earth-place really?
2. What am I, and why am I here?
3. Why all the vicious lies from "leaders" to We the People, and why the public's servile surrender to psychopaths?
As a public school teacher, I easily demonstrate public school text responses are bullshit to address these questions, deliberate lies of omission and commission inexcusable from professionals, and do so in this series of essays (and here for additional proofs math education is anti-math distraction from "real-world problems," and here for corporate media disinforming adults).
Without knowing the answers of the past, our NEW GUN GENERATION will not be able to protect our Second Amendment from these rabid critters.
Millions of people have been separated from families by death inflicted by Washington, and for almost two decades protests have been almost nonexistent. No public outcry stopped George W. Bush, Obama, and Trump from clear and indisputable illegal acts defined in international law established by the US itself as war crimes against the inhabitants of Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Pakistan, Syria, Yemen, and Somalia. We can add to this an eighth example: The military attacks by the US armed and supported neo-Nazi puppet state of Ukraine against the breakaway Russian provinces.
The massive deaths, destruction of towns, cities, infrastructure, the maiming, physical and mental, the dislocation that has sent millions of refugees fleeing Washington's wars to overrun Europe, where governments consist of a collection of idiot stooges who supported Washington's massive war crimes in the Middle East and North Africa, produced no outcry comparable to Trump's immigration policy.
Controversial private investigators, Thompson and Clark are facing more flak.
There are calls from Greenpeace to prosecute the company for unlawfully accessing private information through the motor vehicle register (MVR).
Greenpeace Executive Director Russel Norman says: "Thompson and Clark are involved in this mass surveillance of protesters using access to this data base to identify people…. anyone that opposes oil companies or the Government's policy on climate change which is in my opinion an unlawful use of the register".
The MVR contains details of every vehicle and its owner. Details can be obtained by quoting a registration number plate.
1 NEWS has obtained figures from the NZTA under the Official Information Act that show a striking pattern. A spike in requests from Thompson and Clark to access the register coincides clearly with heightened activity from Greenpeace and other environmental groups.
There is something rotten going on in a number of New Zealand government departments and agencies.
That's the first conclusion from the scandal revealing security and intelligence agency Thompson and Clark is widely used by the public service. Hopefully the ever-widening investigation by the State Services Commission will shine some light on this, but the public could be forgiven for thinking that the murkiness will remain.
Government department involvement with private spies
The story of Thompson and Clark's dodgy involvement with government has been unfolding over the last few months.
The American Civil Liberties Union will weigh its interest in protecting the First Amendment against its other commitments to social justice, racial equality, and women's rights, given the possibility that offensive speech might undermine ACLU goals.
"Our defense of speech may have a greater or lesser harmful impact on the equality and justice work to which we are also committed," wrote ACLU staffers in a confidential memo obtained by former board member Wendy Kaminer.
It's hard to see this as anything other than a cowardly retreat from a full-throated defense of the First Amendment.
While reporting from inside Fallujah during that siege, I personally witnessed women, children, elderly people and ambulances being targeted by US snipers under Mattis' command. Needless to say, all of these are war crimes.
During the November siege of Fallujah later that same year, which I also covered first-hand, more than 5,000 Iraqi civilians were killed. Most were buried in mass graves in the aftermath of the siege.
Mosques were deliberately targeted by the US military, hospitals bombed, medical workers detained, ambulances shot at, cease-fires violated, media repressed, and the use of depleted uranium was widespread. All of these are, again, war crimes.
Once Operation Vigilant Resolve, also known as the First Battle of Fallujah, began on April 4, however, Mattis' concerns were overridden by the military mandate to get the job done as quickly and with as little loss of American life as possible.
Four days into the offensive, women, children and elderly residents were allowed to leave the besieged city, but males over the age of 14 were not. Families faced the horrific choice of splitting up or staying together to face the fury of the invading Marines.
It was some fury. According to witnesses and survivors of the assault, Marines indiscriminately killed men, women, children, the elderly and disabled alike. Civilians waving white flags of surrender were cut down by snipers, who also targeted ambulances carrying the wounded and dying to the few functioning clinics not destroyed by U.S. bombs.
Mad Dog Mattis covered this up! Take a good look!
The photos show the aftermath of the killings 19 other Iraqi civilians, including 6 children and an elderly couple, inside one of three houses in the vicinity of the roadside bomb attack. The photos a stills from a video that was shot on November 20th by a journalism student from the Haditha area. The photos were later distributed by the Associated Press.
But in the real world of today, it is the globalist billionaires who own multiple mansions, fly private jets and ride in eight-cylinder limousines to climate-change conferences where policies are decreed to lower the carbon footprint of the proletariat. It is the wealthy elite of the westernized nations who have sacrificed individual freedom upon the altar of Collectivism as political correctness has stifled free speech and enslaved citizens drown under oceans of debt.
At the same time, megalithic multi-national corporations like Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Samsung, Apple, Facebook, and Twitter, have become the eyes and ears of Big Brother; always watching and ever listening.
It has been established that half of US documented accounts of WW2 are embellished as falsified lies, cover-ups to deviate from the truth of the horrific and despicable War Crimes committed by the US Army which makes them no better then the Nazis, Japanese & Russians.
Japanese historian Oshiro Masayasu writes about the large scale rape by American soldiers in Okinawa in 1945. He reports the incident at a village in Motobu peninsula where GIs landed and found only women, children and old folks there. What followed was abominable. There was a hunt in broad daylight for Japanese women who were ravaged mercilessly.
Hundreds of thousands of German women were raped by British, American and French soldiers after the end of the Second World War, a German historian has claimed.
In a new book, Professor Miriam Gerhardt, a well-regarded German academic, challenges the established view that Soviet troops were responsible for the vast majority of rape cases in occupied Germany.
"The assumption that Western Allied soldiers would not do such a thing turned out not to be true," she said, to the broadcaster Deutsche Welle. "In the method and violence of rap there was no different between American GIs and the Red Army, as far as I can see."
While the Germans had French girlfriends,the American military had a different approach.
As Professor Roberts says: 'My book seeks to debunk an old myth about the GI, thought of as a manly creature that always behaved well — the GIs were having sex anywhere and everywhere.'
In total, it is estimated that some 14,000 women were raped by American GIs in Western Europe from 1942 to 1945. In France, 152 American soldiers were tried for rape, of whom 29 were hanged.
'Normandy women launched a wave of rape accusations against American soldiers,' Roberts writes, 'threatening to destroy the erotic fantasy at the heart of the operation. The spectre of rape transformed the GI from rescuer-warrior to violent intruder'.
Neocons are America's biggest threat. Neolibs are partners in crime with Neocons but are inferior in power and influence. Neocons have been in control of Washington, D.C., since the administration of G.H.W. Bush—and they are still in control today, a Trump presidency notwithstanding.
Republicans and Democrats always seem to be fighting each other, and on many issues these fights are genuine. But always remember that these fights mostly concern two things: 1) obtaining or securing their own political power inside the Beltway and 2) keeping their constituents happy enough so as to be re-elected. But at the end of the day—after all of the political fighting—both sides frequent the same bars, restaurants, entertainment venues, cocktail parties, lavish "fact-finding" trips and vacations, backroom fundraisers, etc. Many of them even share the same mistresses (or whatever you call the male equivalents).
Stingray devices mounted on police cars to warrantlessly track cell phones, Doppler radar devices that can detect human breathing and movement within in a home, license plate readers that can record up to 1800 license plates per minute, sidewalk and "public space" cameras coupled with facial recognition and behavior-sensing technology that lay the groundwork for police "pre-crime" programs, police body cameras that turn police officers into roving surveillance cameras, the internet of things: all of these technologies add up to a society in which there's little room for indiscretions, imperfections, or acts of independence—especially not when the government can listen in on your phone calls, monitor your driving habits, track your movements, scrutinize your purchases and peer through the walls of your home.
The U.S. Government has for many years been quietly deploying unregulated agency armies against its own citizens. Armed federal agents – outfitted as if they're raiding a terror house — have been "fighting crime" by raiding Amish farms and stores for selling raw milk, pig farms for growing the wrong color pigs, supplement makers for using customer testimonials in their advertising, children for selling too many rabbits and keeping them in cages that were a quarter inch too small, and magicians for using a rabbit in a show without having a "rabbit disaster plan" in place.
The founders did not foresee the rise of the mass media and the takeover of that media by an ideology dedicated to fraud, trickery, and manipulation. They did not foresee the domination of the government by the media. The Second Amendment was designed to prevent the takeover of the sovereignty of the people by force. Progressives have worked mightily to use their subversion of the First Amendment to degrade the power of the Second Amendment.
Here is some news you won't find in the mainstream media. Again this week, responsible gun owners defend themselves and the people they love.
The argument that the central bank can jump in at any time to monetize that debt and reduce the danger is also delusional. This assumes first and foremost that the Fed WANTS to reduce the danger. I believe they want the danger to increase, not decrease. Debt monetization also has the added bonus of causing even more inflation as foreign investors dump their dollar denominated assets back into the US. Monetization is a poison, not a cure. The crisis is here, now. Seeing and accepting it allows us to prepare accordingly. Denying it as inconsequential sets people up as victims of their own bias and ignorance.
This morning, the EU's Legal Affairs Committee (JURI) voted in favor of the legislation, called the Copyright Directive. Although most of the directive simply updates technical language for copyright law in the age of the internet, it includes two highly controversial provisions. These are Article 11, a "link tax," which would force online platforms like Facebook and Google to buy licenses from media companies before linking to their stories; and Article 13, an "upload filter," which would require that everything uploaded online in the EU is checked for copyright infringement. (Think of it like YouTube's Content ID system but for the whole internet.)
EU lawmakers critical of the legislation say these Articles may have been proposed with good intentions — like protecting copyright owners — but are vaguely worded and ripe for abuse.
This is the song "Lives in the Balance" by Jackson Browne released in 1986, with Lyrics.
In Goodbye Europe? Hello, Chaos? – Merkel's Migrant Bomb, Michael Springmann analyzes evidence suggesting that US intelligence may be organizing the mass migration of millions of refugees as a form of asymmetric warfare.
Springmann also quotes anonymous intelligence sources who claim the mass migration into Europe is being coordinated by the US National Intelligence Council (NIC), MI6 (Britain's secret intelligence service) and Turkish secret services, with financing from Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states. He also alleges routine collaboration between CIA case officers and human rights and pro-migrant groups to pay off people smugglers.
I have often wondered how hundreds of thousands of unskilled workers from a broken Syrian economy could come up with the $5,000-10,000 smugglers charge to ferry migrants across the Mediterranean.
I remember when America was a free country. You could get on an airliner without an ID. Driving licenses didn't even have photos. If a friend was coming through your city on a flight and had a few hours layover, you could meet them inside the airport for lunch or dinner. You could meet friends, children, and relatives at the gate or see them off at the gate. Parents could actually put children on the plane and grandparents could take them off.
Your flight ticket was good at any airline. If something happened to your flight or you missed it, you could use the ticket on another airline going to the same place. On international flights you were permitted two free stopovers prior to your destination. If you were going to Athens, Greece, for example, you could first visit Paris and then Rome. It worked both ways, over and back. So one air ticket, six cities.
James Dorsey says Morocco's attempt to portray itself as a promoter of so-called "moderate Islam" so far appears more convincing than the efforts of Saudi Arabia to that end, especially in light of recent Saudi concessions to ultra-conservatives. >>
A committee of MEPs has voted to accept major changes to European copyright law, which experts say could change the nature of the internet.
They voted to approve the controversial Article 13, which critics warn could put an end to memes, remixes and other user-generated content.
Article 11, requiring online platforms to pay publishers a fee if they link to their news content, was also approved.
One organisation opposed to the changes called it a "dark day".
As Mexicans celebrated a historic win against World Cup defending champions, Germany, Mexico's federal government of Enrique Peña Nieto has cleared the way for the extraction of water in 300 areas, making up 55 percent of Mexican surface water, by companies within the mining, fracking and oil industries for the next 50 years, a move that is being described by some as "water privatization."
The letters FBI should now stand for "FIRE BUREAU IMMEDIATELY."
There isn't a shred of credibility left for the FBI. It's now clear the FBI leadership and their top agents/investigators were involved in a vast criminal conspiracy to fix a presidential election. These aren't guesses or opinions. These are facts gleaned from text messages sent by FBI employees.
This is so scary. I'm a witness. I already had my own personal experience with a powerful government agency used by a president to destroy a political opponent. I know the power and evil of government run amok. Obama's IRS tried to destroy me and bankrupt me under a blizzard of debt by denying all of my 100% legal deductions and of course, under a blizzard of legal bills, despite my innocence.
a top House Republican charged
FBI may have modified witness reports, misled DOJ watchdog with 'false information,'
I have one small thing to ask of the gun-prohibitionists. Please stop lying to us. For extra credit, I'd like the rights-restrictors to stop lying to themselves as well. Even that may be too much to ask. If the gun control advocates must lie, then make up some new propaganda. The old lies are wearing thin, and here are some obvious ones. See if you agree.
The latest example of Big Pharma taking over the media is the purchase of the Los Angeles Times and the San Diego Tribune for $500 million by Big Pharma billionaire Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong. Instead of paying for advertisements, pharma billionaires have decided to just buy the publications outright so they can control the entire publication. All the journalists here are now officially bought; these publications should officially be recognized as propaganda rags from now on.
Once again it is proven a good guy with a gun can stop a bad guy with a gun. This time it happened in a Walmart Supercenter parking lot in Tumwater, Washington. Police are continuing to investigate the Father's Day crime, but the people of Tumwater owe a big thanks to the father who had a gun, and the will to use it to protect his family and others.
Jun 19 by Jon Rappoport
We are having a revolution in Nicaragua. It does not make the mainstream news because the elite do not want to show the people reclaiming their power to choose their governments and their leaders.
??Recently there has been an article circulating in the alternative media called "Violence In Nicaragua - US-Orchestrated Coup Attempt?"
?The author has no ties to Nicaragua. He did no research and he defends a man who has murdered 200 people while criticizing a country that en mass is trying to remove a dictator via peaceful protest. More than 20% of the country came out to protest Daniel Ortega, an obvious tipping point. Seems like the alphabet agencies are running scared of a new government that they did not create and have no control over, so they have created this hit piece on the student protests, blaming the US.
Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and her aides were never a target or even a subject in the FBI's investigation into Clinton's use of a private server, DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz revealed in Senate testimony.
Saudi-backed Yemeni government forces have captured the airport at Hodeidah and have started preparations for the more complex task of capturing the city and its port nine miles (15km) to the north. The port is critical to the supply of aid to the rest of the famine-struck country.
Confirmation that the airport on the southern outskirts of the city had been seized after three days of fighting came from both TV pictures and eyewitness accounts. At least 40 Houthi fighters who had held the airport were killed, but most retreated into the city, preparing to fight a potentially intense street-by-street campaign that could endanger tens of thousands of civilians.
Most Americans didn't even notice, but Donald Trump fired a shot that was very clearly heard all the way over in China on Friday when he slapped a tariff of 25 percent on 50 billion dollars worth of Chinese products…
China accused the United States of firing the first shot on Friday when the White House said that it would impose tariffs of 25% on $50 billion worth of Chinese goods.
The announcement confirms a threat first made by President Donald Trump in March and follows months of trade talks between the two sides. A truce was announced in May, but it proved short-lived.
"The United States has kept changing its mind and now launched a trade war," China's Commerce Ministry said in a statement.
The Chinese retaliated almost immediately by slapping a 25 percent tariff on 50 billion dollars worth of our goods…
This simply cannot end well, for either economy...
In the last few months, tensions between two NATO member states have escalated dramatically - Turkey has threatened to invade Greek islands, Greece has responded, Turkey has violated Greek airspace 100s of times, and Greeks now see Turkey as the greatest threat to their existence.
And now, in the first five months of 2018, KeepTalkingGreece.com reports that Greece has been Europe's top entry point for refugees and migrants. According to the European Border and Coast Guard Agency, Frontext, over 19,800 people entered Greece during January – May 2018. At the same time, the land border crossing from Turkey to Greece increased by 90 percent. The majority of these people were Syrians and Iraqis.
In light of the fact that both countries are NATO members, it would seem that the guy for the job here would be none other than NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, if he really wants NATO to get its MOJO back.
Stop the squabbling here, get Turkey to behave itself, and not ratchet up international tensions any more than they already are.
Two years after Russia was kicked out of the UN Human Rights Council, while that paragon of humanitarian virtue Saudi Arabia was reelected, the WaPo reports that the Trump administration is set to withdrawal from the United Nations Human Rights Council as soon as today, making good on a pledge to leave a body that Trump has repeatedly accused of hypocrisy and criticized as biased against Israel.
Per The Washington Post, the decision to leave the 47-nation body, as most observers anticipate, would be more definitive than the lesser option of staying on as a nonvoting observer.
It would represent another retreat by the Trump administration from international groups and agreements whose policies it deems out of sync with American interests on trade, defense, climate change and now, human rights.
It is a very sad day when the US government pulls out of a UN sponsored organization when it should be at its head, championing basic human rights for all people... one might say, even those of the Palestinians.
But no, Trump cannot have that, because any attempt to identify Israel as the culprit/creator of the catastrophic situation of Gazan Palestinians, goes against the grain of his bromance with Netanyahu, and he is willing to put everything, and everyone else, under the proveribal bus, to defend that relationship; even potentially going to war against Iran.
And speaking of BFFs in the Middle East, what does it say about President Trump, that his two "fave" guys from the region, are Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu, who is having every Palestinian he can assassinated, and their lands expropriated, and Saudi Arabia's Prince Salman, the Butcher of Yemen, who, as I type this, is on the way to having as many Yemeni infants, children, women, and medically fragile elderly, assassinated at the seige of the Yemen port of Hodeidah as humanly possible?!?
This reality gives me pause for thought here.
"It is cruel. It is immoral. And it breaks my heart," says former first lady Laura Bush of the Trump administration policy of "zero tolerance," under which the children of illegal migrants are being detained apart from their parents.
"Disgraceful," adds Dr. Franklin Graham.
"We need to be … a country that governs with a heart," says first lady Melania Trump.
"No one likes this policy," says White House aide Kellyanne Conway, even "the president wants this to end."
And so it shall - given the universal denunciations and photos of sobbing children being pulled from parents. Yet striking down the policy will leave America's immigration crisis still unresolved.
Consider. Since 2016, some 110,000 children have entered the U.S. illegally and been released, along with 200,000 Central American families caught sneaking across the border.
Reflecting its frustration, the White House press office declared:
Where many in this country see undocumented, illegal aliens, flooding the country, and for whom it has no work, and presses an horrendous financial burden on the rest of us, Democrats see..... voters; voters to be wooed to come, given all kinds of freebies, and maintained by the rest of society, no matter how great the financial burden is, which is now put upon working Americans.
Come early, have your bag packed properly and expect that you might need to unpack some items at the security checkpoint, more so than last summer.
That's the advice of Bart Johnson, who leads security for the Transportation Security Administration at airports across upstate, including at Albany International Airport.
Johnson said Monday during a press conference at Albany International that with the summer travel season arriving, air passenger traffic at the airport increases 10 percent, from 4,500 people a day to 5,000 people a day — all of whom must make their way through the TSA checkpoint.
That means the potential for longer lines and longer waits, although Johnson said Monday that TSA officers have been going through training for the summer season and the Albany checkpoints are fully staffed in preparation.
"Most summer days will seem like holiday time with the increase in passengers expected throughout the summer," Johnson said.
My late father was an aircraft instrument mechanic, and I used to love to fly; these days, and living on an island, one cannot get to the mainland except by air or sea, that means Mike and I need to be at Honolulu International at least 3 hours early, to put up with the brutes of the TSA, consistently inappropriately touching, groping, and rumaging through the baggage of innocent people who have no evil intent whatsoever.
Remember, these are the folks who were rejected by McDonald's, and generally could not find a job elsewhere; just keep language as short and direct as possible, and try not to glare too hard when your civil and human rights are consistently violated by these...alleged humans.
Nearly 1,000 people were injured or killed in terrorist attacks involving refugees over a four-year span, with Germany facing the highest number of terror plots, according to a new Heritage Foundation report published Monday.
Data collected from the 194 terrorist plots detected across Europe between January 2014 and December 2017 point to a more than one-in-three chance that Germany will be the country targeted in future terror schemes, with civilians being the primary bullseye.
Though only 32, or 16 percent, of those terrorist plots involved refugees or asylum seekers, 41 percent of all plots occurred in Germany. France was the second most targeted country, with Belgium and the United Kingdom trailing closely behind.
IF, in fact, these numbers are correct.... YIKES!!
I can absolutely see why there is a crisis in leadership, which may well have Angela Merkel out of office, and soon.
Flashback, 2014:
President Barack Obama asked Congress for $3.7 billion Tuesday to handle the thousands of child migrants on the southern border, and he'd like lawmakers to treat the emergency request as a simple matter of human compassion.
"Our hope and expectation consistent with the incoming we have received from both parties is that this will be treated as the urgent humanitarian situation that it is," said a White House official who briefed reporters about the request.
But nothing is quite so simple in Washington these days. By sending the request to Congress, Republicans, who are outraged over Obama's immigration policies, will now have an opportunity to express their fury in must-sign legislation, possibly attaching policy riders or demanding budget cuts elsewhere.
You see, when President Obama institutionalized child migrants, it was fine; now that Trump has done it, it's awful!!
And we have the following, companion article from newsmax.com this morning:
Homeland's Nielsen: 10,000 of the Kids Didn't Have Parents Entering US
In its extensive report on the Hillary Clinton email probe, the Justice Department's internal watchdog raised significant questions about why the FBI did not examine the contents of Clinton aide Huma Abedin's private email accounts and did not seek to obtain Abedin's personal devices to determine whether classified information was exchanged.
The report noted Abedin should have been a point of interest since the FBI obtained from other sources classified email exchanges between Clinton and Abedin that were missing from the 30,490 emails turned over to the State Department by Clinton's attorneys. Clinton had claimed the remaining emails were not work-related.
Also, the report documented that the FBI did not go after Abedin's emails or devices even though she was "the only State Department employee, besides Clinton, with an account on the clintonemail.com domain on Clinton's server."
The short answer is, because Abedin was, through her very close association with Clinton, another one of the "Untouchables", whose lives could not be messed with, without "major repercussions" (including, potentially assassination, as happened with Seth Richards) occuring.
And no one in this government, had, or has, the "guts" to go there.
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is webpage on asylum seekers states, in part,"Every year people come to the United States seeking protection because they have suffered persecution or fear that they will suffer persecution due to Political opinion." I wonder if people like Jeremy Bedford Turner (in jail for saying that there is inordinate "Jewish control" in the UK), or holocaust skeptics Monika Schaefer and Ursula Haverbeck (both currently imprisoned in Europe), Catholic Bishop Richard Williamson, (who was previously arrested for a TV interview he did in which he cast doubt on the 'gas chambers.') Can they get asylum in the U.S. based on their fear of prosecution for their controversial political opinions? WHY NOT??! Recall that the late Ernst Zundel not only was not granted asylum, but he was nabbed by U.S. homeland security while living peacefully with his elderly American wife in Tennessee,
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