Wednesday, October 23, 2019

23 October - Blogs I'm Following - 4 of 5

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The US Army Gets Ready For The JLTV

War News Updates Editor at War News Updates - 15 hours ago
5,000th JLT manufactured (Picture source: Oshkosh Defense) *Defence Blog:* *U.S. Army prepares soldiers for new ground vehicle* The U.S. Army is actively conducting driver training as part of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV) operator course. Multiple units on Fort McCoy continues to introduce the new Joint Light Tactical Vehicle by teaching them the basic operations of one of the Army’s newest ground vehicles. The JLTV family of vehicles is designed to restore payload and performance that were traded from light tactical vehicles to add protection in recent conflict, accordi... more »

The Green New Deal’s solar absurdity

Dr. Jay Lehr at CFACT - 15 hours ago
Those who support the Green New Deal (GND) want what they claim to be the only real solution to the global warming problem which is solar power, and other so-called renewables to save our planet from the ravages of fossil fuel. The post The Green New Deal’s solar absurdity appeared first on CFACT.

Self-righteous, false climate alarms disturbingly flawed

CFACT Ed at CFACT - 15 hours ago
BY LARRY BELL: The climate folks can't agree on what, or when, but always on who should pay. The post Self-righteous, false climate alarms disturbingly flawed appeared first on CFACT.

All electric? Watch now

CFACT Ed at CFACT - 15 hours ago
BY MARK MATHIS: In Berkeley California, the City Council has voted to ban natural gas in all new low-rise residential buildings. This bad idea is spreading to other parts of the country. The post All electric? Watch now appeared first on CFACT.

Regulatory reform could reinvigorate nuclear energy

Duggan Flanakin at CFACT - 15 hours ago
The science is settled. Nuclear technology provides the cleanest, most reliable, and potentially least expensive form of energy on the planet. The post Regulatory reform could reinvigorate nuclear energy appeared first on CFACT.

A call to arms: Can this world survive without fossil fuels?

Ronald Stein at CFACT - 15 hours ago
How much harm is in store if anti-energy zealots succeed? The post A call to arms: Can this world survive without fossil fuels? appeared first on CFACT.

Polar bear expert purged

Craig Rucker at CFACT - 15 hours ago
Telling the truth about polar bears made Dr. Susan Crockford, a respected, published Canadian zoologist, the victim of an ideological purge. The post Polar bear expert purged appeared first on CFACT.

The Green New Deal wants us to capture every inefficient breeze

Dr. Jay Lehr at CFACT - 15 hours ago
Can wind power replace fossil fuels with the help of even less productive solar energy? The answer is no. The post The Green New Deal wants us to capture every inefficient breeze appeared first on CFACT.

The Guardian goes Orwell on climate

Craig Rucker at CFACT - 15 hours ago
The U.K. Guardian newspaper has for months been working to change the words we use to discuss climate and environmental issues. They just published their glossary. Deniers? The post The Guardian goes Orwell on climate appeared first on CFACT.

Europe Is Growing Impatient On Ukraine

War News Updates Editor at War News Updates - 15 hours ago
Emmanuel Macron, Vladimir Putin and Angela Merkel. Photo: DPA. Mark Temnycky, RCW: *Is Europe Giving Up on Ukraine?* There are worrying signs that the big players in the European Union may be ready to give up on Ukraine. April 2019 marked the fifth anniversary of the conflict in the Donbas, and while deliberations were recently held to try and resolve this crisis, France and Germany have signaled their fatigue with the conflict and a desire to return to a normal relationship with Moscow. Throughout the course of the conflict, Ukraine has made real strides toward EU integration. ... more »

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jonjayray at EDUCATION WATCH INTERNATIONAL - 15 hours ago
*Three Education Lawsuits Worth Watching* In the coming months, many lawsuits will make their way through state, federal, and even the U.S. Supreme Court. Three cases in particular have the potential to shape the future of religious freedom, due process, and freedom of speech in education: Religious Freedom This year the U.S. Supreme Court will consider Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue. The case asks whether a Montana rule that forbids state scholarship dollars from going to religious schools violates the freedom of religion clauses or equal protection clause of the U.S. ... more »

How the US Armed & Supported PKK Terrorists in Syria

Ceribalius at OYE Alternative News - 15 hours ago
The US are well known for the ‘Special Operations’ around the World, funding and arming militant organizations within the borders of Countries of interest is nothing new – as General Raymond Thomas confirms for us once more in an interview with Catherine Herridge, chief intelligence correspondent for Fox News. Thomas explained how initially they had … The post How the US Armed & Supported PKK Terrorists in Syria appeared first on OYE Alternative News.

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JR at GREENIE WATCH - 15 hours ago
*UK: Eco-friendly car drivers could get traffic perks with new green number plates* Green number plates could be fitted to energy-saving cars in the biggest shake up of vehicle registration rules in nearly 50 years, the Department for Transport has announced. The plates, which will eventually give electric car drivers privileges such as using bus lanes and cheaper parking, have been unveiled as part of a drive to increase take up of greener vehicles. Images of three proposed designs for the new plate have been released by the DfT as part of a consultation on the new scheme. Th... more »

Thailand to Ban Glyphosate and Other High-Profile Pesticides

Sustainable Pulse at Sustainable Pulse - 15 hours ago
Thailand edged closer Tuesday to banning glyphosate and two other controversial pesticides despite protests from farmers in a multi-billion-dollar agriculture industry aiming to be the “kitchen of the world”. Source: AFP Agriculture employs 40 percent of Thailand’s population and the Southeast Asian country is one of the world’s leading rice and sugar exporters. It is […] The post Thailand to Ban Glyphosate and Other High-Profile Pesticides appeared first on Sustainable Pulse.

"What Hath Trump Wrought"

noreply@blogger.com (CoyotePrime) at Running 'Cause I Can't Fly - 15 hours ago
*"What Hath Trump Wrought"* by David Stockman "Hey, psst… over here… you know, there’s still a Trade War on… and the Donald is losing it. Veronique de Rugy recently broke it down for "Reason": "After almost four years of lavish rhetoric against China, tariffs all over the place, manufacturing slowdowns, and rampant uncertainty, Trump got China to agree to very few concessions. Meanwhile, the United States will maintain those punishing tariffs on roughly $360 billion worth of imports. This means the supply chain will continue to be disrupted at the expense of American companies and ... more »

Burn, Neoliberalism, Burn By Pepe Escobar

barovsky at The New Dark Age - 15 hours ago
Neoliberalism is – literally – burning. And from Ecuador to Chile, South America, once again, is showing the way. Against the vicious, one-size-fits-all IMF austerity prescription, which deploys weapons of mass economic destruction to smash national sovereignty and foster social inequality, South America finally seems poised to reclaim the power to forge its own history.

I Vomit On Mayo Pete-- Elite Pete-- And Here's Why

DownWithTyranny at DownWithTyranny! - 16 hours ago
"Let's face it," wrote Nick Lento on Facebook yesterday, "Mayor Pete is a Democratic version of Mitt Romney... corporate to the core." That's right. His corporateness defines him and oozes out of every pore. Pete is the ultimate product of McKinsey & Company, a real life, genuine nexus of evil on Planet Earth. Ben Chu: &McKinsey&s fingerprints can be found at the scene of some of the most spectacular corporate and financial debacles of recent decades.& And that list of McKinsey achievements includes scandals as diverse as Enron, ICE, the dismembering of Jamal Khashoggi (which Mayo ... more »

Undermining the Sexes Undermines Civilization

John F. McManus at rss - 16 hours ago
[image: undermining-the-sexes-undermines-civilization] If breaking down the mores of an entire people would open the door for subjugating mankind, there would undoubtedly be some would-be arch tyrants who would proceed with the breakdown.

TRUMP PREPARES FOR THE WORST IN CHARACTERISTIC FASHION -- BY FINDING OTHER PEOPLE TO BLAME

Steve M. at No More Mister Nice Blog - 16 hours ago
The president needs a coping strategy as impeachment looms, and the Daily Beast reports that he's found one that's characteristically Trumpian: He's proclaiming that other people are to blame for his troubles. President Trump, his advisers, and his most fervent media allies have grown increasingly irritated with Senate Republicans for failing to counterprogram the Democratic-led House impeachment inquiry. ... the president’s close advisers have pushed for the Senate GOP to hold hearings and call witnesses of their own in a broader effort to put Democrats on the defensive. ... The c... more »

A serious warning about firearms security

Peter at Bayou Renaissance Man - 16 hours ago
It's long been the practice among security-conscious firearms owners to obscure the serial numbers in any photographs of firearms they put up on the Internet. This is because unscrupulous characters have been known to note the serial numbers, report "their" firearm stolen (with that same serial number), and claim the loss against their own insurance policies. The insurance company/ies then keep the firearm on the stolen property lists, and if there's ever an inspection (for example, you're stopped while driving, and the policeman checks your firearm serial number against his data... more »

Member of US Homeland Security Advisory Council, Leon Fresco, Suing Dept. of Homeland Security On Behalf Of Mexican Economic Migrant Who Wants Green Card, While Advocating That Most Economic Migrant Green Cards Go To India

miningawareness at Mining Awareness + - 16 hours ago
Cuban-American Leon Fresco, lawyer at Holland & Knight, is suing the US DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY, on behalf of Evapco … Continue reading →

Erdogan Meets Putin at Sochi, Doubles Down on Anti-Kurd Offensive; Russian Patrols Roving Around Syrian Border Area

miningawareness at Mining Awareness + - 16 hours ago
From VOA News, Middle East” “Erdogan Meets Putin, Doubles Down on Anti-Kurd Offensive By Ken Bredemeier October 22, 2019 12:33 … Continue reading →

Delays in Bolivia Vote Count Result in Protests, Allegations of Fraud

Juan Martinez at The Rio Times - 17 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Chaotic and contested vote-counting in Bolivia has turned the country into a pressure cooker about to explode. The interruption of the count for close to a day and its sudden resumption on Monday night, with results leaving Evo Morales on the verge of victory without the need for a second […] The post Delays in Bolivia Vote Count Result in Protests, Allegations of Fraud appeared first on The Rio Times.

Rio’s Famed Hotel Glória Faces Potential Demolition

Scott Salmon at The Rio Times - 17 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - One of the few remaining art deco jewels from Rio de Janeiro’s golden age, the Hotel Glória provided elegant urban sanctuary for movie stars, singers, politicians and heads of state, for over 80 years. However, now effectively abandoned for more than a decade, it seems as if this landmark’s days […] The post Rio’s Famed Hotel Glória Faces Potential Demolition appeared first on The Rio Times.

‘Science by tweet’ prompts expression of concern, irking authors

Adam Marcus at Retraction Watch - 17 hours ago
The leader of an international team of genetics researchers is seething after a journal responded to critical tweets about their paper by issuing an expression of concern. The article, “Exome sequencing in multiple sclerosis families identifies 12 candidate genes and nominates biological pathways for the genesis of disease,” was published in PLOS Genetics in early … Continue reading ‘Science by tweet’ prompts expression of concern, irking authors

Links 10/23/19

Yves Smith at naked capitalism - 17 hours ago

Polystyrene oxidized, converted by sunlight to CO2 and water

drinkingwateradvisor at The Drinking Water Advisor - 17 hours ago
Collin P. Ward, Cassia, J. Armstrong, Anna N. Walsh, Julia H. Jackson, and Christopher M. Reddy. Sunlight Converts Polystyrene to Carbon Dioxide and Dissolved Organic Carbon. Environ. Sci. Technol. Lett. XXXX, XXX, XXX−XXX DOI: 10.1021/acs.estlett.9b00532 Numerous international governmental agencies that steer policy assume … Continue reading →

Hundreds of travellers complain about 'predatory' touters at Melbourne Airport

Zalika Rizmal at Just In - 17 hours ago
Airport authorities are calling for a crackdown on drivers touting their services at the the terminal — but one driver says it is the only way he can earn enough money to pay his bills.

UK House Speaker, John Bercow, reveals himself to be driving force in Brexit sabotage (Video)

Alex Christoforou at The Duran - 17 hours ago
The Duran Quick Take: Episode 343. More The post UK House Speaker, John Bercow, reveals himself to be driving force in Brexit sabotage (Video) appeared first on The Duran.

Germany, US threaten war amid Russia-Turkey summit on Syria By Alex Lantier

barovsky at The New Dark Age - 17 hours ago
As Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan flew to the Russian resort of Sochi for a summit yesterday with President Vladimir Putin on the war in Syria, Berlin and Washington issued bloodcurdling threats of all-out war in the Middle East.

Myer seeks millions in damages over 2016 Hobart Rivulet flood

Alexandra Humphries at Just In - 18 hours ago
Companies impacted by the catastrophic 2016 Hobart Rivulet wall collapse — which flooded Myer just months after it reopened after being destroyed by fire — launch civil action in the Supreme Court.

Paralympian Marieke Vervoort dies by voluntary euthanasia

Just In - 18 hours ago
The gold, silver and bronze medallist, who had spoken of living with unbroken pain due to an incurable, degenerative disease, ends her life in Belgium, where euthanasia is legal.

'Deficiencies' that led to deadly Lion Air crash revealed to victims' families

Just In - 18 hours ago
A combination of mechanical issues and "deficiencies" in crew and pilot reactions were to blame for the Lion Air 737 MAX crash in Indonesia last year, the victims' families are told.

'Evil contempt for human life': Police work to identify bodies found in truck

Just In - 18 hours ago
British police work to identify the bodies of 39 people who were found dead in a truck container at an industrial estate east of London after arresting a Northern Irishman in relation to the incident.

Australian investors' expected returns are becoming more elusive

Rachel Pupazzoni at Just In - 18 hours ago
Australian investors' expectations are not outrageous on a global scale, but the past few years of diminishing returns show they may be too optimistic.

Rarely-seen gravity waves captured on satellite footage off Western Australia's north coast

Irena Ceranic at Just In - 18 hours ago
Satellite images have captured a usually invisible phenomenon known as atmospheric gravity waves pulsing through clouds off Western Australia's north-west.

Prince of Arran takes out the Geelong Cup but will he get a Melbourne Cup start?

Just In - 18 hours ago
Prince of Arran came third in last year's Melbourne Cup, and now the English racehorse who loves Australia wins the Geelong Cup, but a Flemington start is still up in the air.

Scores of near-extinct bandicoots released onto new island home

Sarah Jane Bell at Just In - 18 hours ago
More than 70 eastern barred bandicoots have travelled some 400 kilometres from Hamilton, on Victoria's mainland, to the safe haven of French Island in Western Port Bay.

'Mind-boggling': Adam Neumann stays on as advisor to WeWork after billion-dollar buyout

Just In - 18 hours ago
Adam Neumann has been bought out of We Work and dumped from the board after SoftBank agreed to a $US10 billion takeover of the office-sharing company, but he has also managed to retain a role as an advisor to the company.

Tallebudgera car crash victim and bikie both died of gunshot wounds, police say

Elise Kinsella at Just In - 18 hours ago
Police say 47-year-old Cameron Martin died from a gunshot wound to the chest before he crashed a white Mercedes in a Gold Coast suburb on Friday night. His business partner and alleged bikie Shane Ross was also shot and found nearby almost three days later.

'Someone will get killed': Calls for urgent response to youth crime in north Queensland

Chloe Chomicki And Sofie Wainwright at Just In - 18 hours ago
A high-speed stolen car chase that allegedly included a woman being dragged from her car and a man being threatened with a syringe reignites anger over youth crime in Townsville and prompts demands for action.

'Inevitable and unfortunate delay' in laying murder charges sees man released on bail

Karen Percy at Just In - 18 hours ago
A man accused of threatening his former wife before allegedly shooting her in the head has been granted bail because it took more than a decade to charge him.

Brazilian Justice Will Have No Credibility While Lula Remains Imprisoned, European Judges Write

Iolanda Fonseca at The Rio Times - 18 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The document is signed by Tomás Quadra-Salcedo, former president of the Spanish Council of State from 1985 to 1991 and the country's former Minister of Justice, Franco Gallo, who presided over the Italian Constitutional Court in 2013, and Giuseppe Tesauro, who was in charge of the same High Court in […] The post Brazilian Justice Will Have No Credibility While Lula Remains Imprisoned, European Judges Write appeared first on The Rio Times.

The Rise and Fall of the Roman Republic: Part 2 of 4: The First Hammer-Blows

Yves Smith at naked capitalism - 18 hours ago
How the Roman Republic repeatedly rejected economic reforms and fell more and more to bloody insurrections by ambitious consuls and Senators.

What Iraq taught me about identity, community, war and peace

arclein at Terra Forming Terra - 19 hours ago
A remarkable insight here and it applies everywhere. It is that all wars end with talking. It is from this talking that human beings create community and a common future. It is from not talking that wars do break out. Again i see the rule of Twelve also applies. A natural team is created to interface with another such team and from this results are possible without easily veering off onto someone's demands. What is obvious is that any natural community by coexist with any other natural communitty and it is all about talking. . *What Iraq taught me about identity, communi... more »

Both Comey And Brennan Voted Communist While Cold War Was Raging

arclein at Terra Forming Terra - 19 hours ago
During the sixties, the closet communists worked hard to radicalize naive students with the active support of academe then launching the faux sciences of sociology and political science in particular. All the other disciplines largely dismissed these newcomers and simply reading their material quickly confirmed such a position. Thus such students did exist and could transition into law in particular and into active politics with scant additional education, let alone real world practice. Retaining belief in the communist education was certainly possible for the less discerning an... more »

Nonviolent film festival From the desk of Bruno Pischiutta

arclein at Terra Forming Terra - 19 hours ago
There are two types of pornography in the film industry. The one we know so well is sexual of course. Less understood is the pornography of violence. If we have learned anything during the past thirty years it is that the viewer becomes accustomed to any intermediate level and soon upgrades to alternatives within the genre. This process has been essentially maxed out and ample product has been produced as well. Yet it is more than possible to draw legitimate lines in which the industry can choose to not participate. No penetration still empowers a genre of erotica in which ... more »

5,000-Year-Old Canaanite Megacity Unearthed in Israel

arclein at Terra Forming Terra - 19 hours ago
*[image: Aerial photograph of the Early Bronze Age excavation site near modern Harish. (Assaf Peretz, Israel Antiquities Authority) By Ed Whelan]* I do expect that we will ultimately discover Bronze Age cities in many other locales. This one can act as a template. It may have even been generously laid out as well. After all, walls then were sufficient for protection as an enemy could not muster the numbers to mount a successful siege. Recall Troy as a great example of how that all worked out. What is important is that takes us nicely back to 3000 BC. This city was significant f... more »

Hillary found a Witch!

LL at Virtual Mirage - 19 hours ago
*Russia - Russia - Russia* I know that you're all following the news and the accusations being slung about by Hillary - she who purchased a Russian generated fake dossier on President Trump. Major Tulsi Gabbard, USAR-R According to Hillary, Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI) is a Russian agent, a Manchurian candidate who wants to steal the election, and Jill Stein, who in her role as a Russian agent, stole the election from Hillary. Hillary has engaged in a form of stand-up comedy and her talking points are being distributed on a daily basis to the democrat propaganda outlets that spew the... more »

Brazilian Senate Approves Base Text of Welfare Reform in Second Round Vote

Adele Cardin at The Rio Times - 19 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - At 7:22 PM, the president of the Senate, Davi Alcolumbre, proclaimed the result. The proposed amendment to the Constitution (PEC) was approved by 60 votes to 19. "This year, the Senate faced one of the most difficult issues for the Brazilian nation," Alcolumbre said at the end of the voting […] The post Brazilian Senate Approves Base Text of Welfare Reform in Second Round Vote appeared first on The Rio Times.

Minister Advocates Artificial Intelligence Leadership for Brazil

Iolanda Fonseca at The Rio Times - 19 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - According to the minister, the guidelines to regulate the new technology should be released by the end of this year. Brazil has a Digital Strategy (E-digital), launched in 2018, containing only general guidelines for the country's digital transformation. The national policy will guide the research, development, and use of artificial […] The post Minister Advocates Artificial Intelligence Leadership for Brazil appeared first on The Rio Times.

Welfare Reform Vote Causes Dollar to Fall Sharply; Shares Set New Record High

Richard Mann at The Rio Times - 19 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - On Tuesday, October 22nd, the commercial dollar closed at R$4.076. This was the sharpest drop in one day since September 4th, when it tumbled by 1.79 percent. In the stock market, the day was one of excitement. After breaking a record on . . . To read the full NEWS […] The post Welfare Reform Vote Causes Dollar to Fall Sharply; Shares Set New Record High appeared first on The Rio Times.

Survey: Fifty-nine Percent of Main Highways Are in Fair, Poor or Terrible Condition

Dorah Feliciano at The Rio Times - 19 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - According to information from CNT, when considering the general condition of roads, 59 percent of the paved road network shows some unfavorable conditions, ranking as only fair, poor or terrible. The other 41 percent of the network is classified as in excellent or good condition. Regarding the pavement, roads show […] The post Survey: Fifty-nine Percent of Main Highways Are in Fair, Poor or Terrible Condition appeared first on The Rio Times.

Brazil’s Murder Rate Drops 22 Percent in Eight Months, but Remains High

Lachlan Williams at The Rio Times - 19 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - This is shown in the national homicide index developed by G1 news site, based on official data from the 26 states and the Federal District. There were 3,100 murders in August, compared to 3,900 in the same month last year. In the eight-month period, there were 27,517 violent deaths - […] The post Brazil’s Murder Rate Drops 22 Percent in Eight Months, but Remains High appeared first on The Rio Times.

Showing Mild Growth, Tax Revenue for September is Highest in Five Years

Iolanda Fonseca at The Rio Times - 19 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The result was virtually stable compared to the same month last year, with a growth of 0.06 percent (excluding inflation). Despite the slight increase, this is the best result for the month since 2014, when it totaled R$118.829 billion (US$29.7 billion). According to the head of the Center for Tax […] The post Showing Mild Growth, Tax Revenue for September is Highest in Five Years appeared first on The Rio Times.

Tulsi’s Youtube, suppressed

Serban V.C. Enache at The Duran - 19 hours ago
Crowder also dedicated an entire video on the subject of Google meddling in the US election by targeting Gabbard specifically. He's not a fan of her political views, however, he supports free speech across the board. More The post Tulsi’s Youtube, suppressed appeared first on The Duran.

Aren’t you glad Hillary never became President? [Video]

Seraphim Hanisch at The Duran - 19 hours ago
Vox: "When you develop a vision of American electoral politics that overstates Russian power, you end up missing what actually matters." More The post Aren’t you glad Hillary never became President? [Video] appeared first on The Duran.

That we live under a dictatorship is now unquestionable: The Assange Case

Eric Zuesse at The Duran - 19 hours ago
We thus clearly have come to live in a totalitarian state: the U.S.-and-allied Deep State. To call this a ‘democracy’ is to insult that magnificent word. Some authentic revolutions have been sparked by tyrannies that aren’t as vile as this one. More The post That we live under a dictatorship is now unquestionable: The Assange Case appeared first on The Duran.

Islamic State in Asia: ‘Unintentional’ Consequences of Turkey’s Syria Operation

InfoBrics at The Duran - 19 hours ago
Turkey Is Helping The Islamic State Spread Across The World More The post Islamic State in Asia: ‘Unintentional’ Consequences of Turkey’s Syria Operation appeared first on The Duran.

Brexit impasse shows no sign of ending soon

InfoBrics at The Duran - 19 hours ago
MPs prepare to vote on Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal, but with the PM being blocked at every turn, the October 31st deadline is looking as uncertain as ever... More The post Brexit impasse shows no sign of ending soon appeared first on The Duran.

Crisis in Lebanon – Eight Proposals

Serban V.C. Enache at The Duran - 19 hours ago
The Government’s decision to tax people using WhatsApp basically was the last drop that filled the cup. More The post Crisis in Lebanon – Eight Proposals appeared first on The Duran.

Boris Johnson to Push for General Election if Brexit Delay Granted

OYE NEWS at OYE Alternative News - 19 hours ago
Its been sometime since we’ve reported on the ongoing Brexit theatrics over in the UK. Largely because the outcome is likely to be what we envisaged several years ago when the referendum results came in, it won’t happen. Last night the commons voted to block Boris Johnson’s plan to get the new deal signed off … The post Boris Johnson to Push for General Election if Brexit Delay Granted appeared first on OYE Alternative News.

THE SULTAN BLINKED, THE TSAR AGREED TO CLOSE HIS EYES – THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE EXPANDS BY 118 KILOMETRES OF SYRIA

Editor at Dances With Bears - 19 hours ago
By John Helmer, Moscow @bears_with After one of the longest, bitterest negotiations ever held between President Vladimir Putin and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Russia’s Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu and Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov forced the Turks into an agreement for a Turkish military enclave inside Syrian territory between Tal Abiad and Ras Al-Ain (Sari Kani). […]

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