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BBC: Prince Andrew Interview: Jeffrey Epstein Stay Was ‘Wrong Thing To Do’
The Duke of York has said he “let the side down” by staying at the home of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, adding it was the “wrong thing to do”. The prince spoke to BBC Newsnight’s Emily Maitlis in an interview recorded at Buckingham Palace on Thursday. Answering questions about his links to Epstein for […] The post BBC: Prince Andrew Interview: Jeffrey Epstein Stay Was ‘Wrong Thing To Do’ appeared first on Health Nut News.
Musical Interlude: Ludovico Einaudi, “Choros”
Ludovico Einaudi, “Choros”
"A Look to the Heavens"
“Gorgeous spiral galaxy NGC 3521 is a mere 35 million light-years away, toward the constellation Leo. Relatively bright in planet Earth's sky, NGC 3521 is easily visible in small telescopes but often overlooked by amateur imagers in favor of other Leo spiral galaxies, like M66 and M65. It's hard to overlook in this colorful cosmic portrait, though. *Click image for larger size.* Spanning some 50,000 light-years the galaxy sports characteristic patchy, irregular spiral arms laced with dust, pink star forming regions, and clusters of young, blue stars. Remarkably, this deep image also ... more »
"I Wish..."
"I wish it need not have happened in my time," said Frodo. "So do I," said Gandalf "and so do all who live to see such times. But that is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us." - J.R.R. Tolkien, "Lord of the Rings"
The Poet: Kerrie Hardie, “What's Left”
*“What's Left” * “I used to wait for the flowers, my pleasure reposed on them. Now I like plants before they get to the blossom. Leafy ones – foxgloves, comfrey, delphiniums – fleshy tiers of strong leaves pushing up into air grown daily lighter and more sheened with bright dust like the eyeshadow that tall young woman in the bookshop wears, its shimmer and crumble on her white lids. The washing sways on the line, the sparrows pull at the heaps of drying weeds that I've left around. Perhaps this is middle age. Untidy, unfinished, knowing there'll never be time now to finish, liking the... more »
Patriot missile system disguised as S-400 used in Israeli Air Force drills
Pilots in modified Israeli F-35I “Adir” jets, participating in Blue Flag war games, have tested their skills to conduct operations in areas covered by modern air defence systems, such as Russia’s S-400s, which were delivered to Turkey this year. Due to the absence of actual S-400s, Israel and other participants in the war games from […] Source: AMN - Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - The Arab Source
Super Shooters: Meet the 5 Most Dangerous Rifles on the Planet Today
*Kyle Mizokami* *Technology, * Get one of these before you go to war. *Key point:* War remains infantry focused. Infantry needs effective rifles. Warfare in the post-9/11 period is primarily infantry-focused, with ground troops taking part in small-unit actions against insurgents and guerrillas. Fought on a wide variety of terrain, from arid desert regions to jungles and even cities, infantrymen have relied on their service rifles to get the mission done. Here are five of the best weapons, and how the wars of the twenty-first century changed them. *M4 Carbine:* Originally devel... more »
No More Air: How An Entire Chinese Submarine Crew Died a Tragic Death in 2003
*Sebastien Roblin* *Security, * A cruel death. *Key point: *All navies experience deadly accidents and technical problems. On April 25, 2003 the crew of a Chinese fishing boat noticed a strange sight—a periscope drifting listlessly above the surface of the water. The fishermen notified the People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) which promptly dispatched two vessels to investigate. At first, the PLAN believed the contact to be an intruding submarine from South Korea or Japan. But when Chinese personnel finally recovered the apparent derelict they realized it was one of their own di... more »
FL: Yet Another Bad Plan To Not Increase Teacher Pay
So previously there was the Best and the Brightest program, which awarded teacher bonuses based on student test scores and the teacher's own SAT scores. From high school. It had a variety of problems (above and beyond the basic boneheadedness of the idea) and the new governor, Ron DeSantis found it "confusing." Yes, you can still buy swampland in Florida This newer, betterer plan comes along with the DeSantis First Year bump-- $600 million intended to increase the minimum salary for teachers to $47,500. Average starting pay in Florida is a hair under $38,000, which raises a whole bu... more »
"The Meadow Across the Creek"
*"The Meadow Across the Creek"* by Thomas Berry "I was a young person then, some twelve years old. My family was moving from a more settled part of a Southern town out to the edge of town where the new house was still being built. The house, not yet finished, was situated on a slight incline. Down below was a small creek and there across the creek was a meadow. It was an early afternoon in May when I first looked down over the scene and saw the meadow. The field was covered with lilies rising above the thick grass. A magic moment, this experience gave to my life something, I know n... more »
Middle Finger Symphony Theater
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Western Dirigiste Elites: The Creators of Western Political and Economic Dysfunction
Is this the kind of authority to which Western dirigiste elites aspire? [Ecce Agnes Dei during a Solemn High Tridentine Mass in a Roman Catholic Church.] Will the failure of Western elites deny them this authority? Wikimedia Commons / Darth malus at English Wikipedia A growing divide has been building for at least a decade […] The post Western Dirigiste Elites: The Creators of Western Political and Economic Dysfunction appeared first on A Divided World.
House Ethics investigates Rashida Tlaib
Congress Releases Messages Showing Tlaib Asked Campaign For Personal Money, Announces Investigation Into Her Daily Wire Ryan Saavedra November 15, 2019 The House Ethics Committee announced on Thursday that it is investigating Democrat Rep. Rashida Tlaib (MI) 0ver internal messages that she allegedly sent in 2018 asking her congressional campaign for money for personal expenses, which is a potential crime. The OCE recommended that Tlaib be investigated “because there is substantial reason to believe that Rep. Tlaib converted campaign funds from Rashida Tlaib for Congress to personal ... more »
Muslims attack white youth with axe cut off his hand
UK: 20-STRONG GANG TARGET ‘WHITE BASTARDS’, CUT OFF TEENAGER’S HAND WITH AN AXE By Jack Montgomery, Breitbart, October 20, 2019: A 20-strong gang set upon four tree surgeons in Rochdale, England, calling them “white bastards” and cutting off a teenage worker’s hand with an axe. A 27-year-old, Habibur Rahman, of Milnrow Road, Rochdale, gathered the mob […]
Grand Designs host says this Tasmanian property is top of his to-see list
British designer and television presenter Kevin McCloud is set to visit Australia next year, and he has singled out a Bruny Island property as one he would love to visit.
Medical equipment no longer needed in country NSW is now helping save lives in Iraq
Decommissioned humidicribs and other used medical equipment from regional hospitals are sent to northern Iraq, where health services have been inundated with people fleeing violence.
Concerns shearers 'kept on a leash' and paid in drugs, as industry conditions worsen
Reports that some shearing contractors are paying workers in bundles of cash and drugs spark concerns about regulation in the wool industry.
Electric or hydrogen: Who will win the clean vehicle race?
Just In - 7 hours ago
Concerns over the security of our fuel supply, shifts in international car manufacturing trends and the health impacts of exhaust fumes are piquing interest in electric and hydrogen vehicles. So which technology is in the lead?
'These are really trying times': Toowoomba Mayor says region has never seen bushfires like this
Queensland's Darling Downs and Granite Belt regions face an extreme fire danger today, as about 70 fires burn across the state and heavy smoke hangs over Brisbane.
Is the Olympic Games still relevant to Australians?
The ABC won't broadcast next year's Olympic Games on radio for the first time in 67 years. Is the decision justifiable? It is a question both the ABC and the Olympic movement are wrestling with, writes Tracey Holmes.
My son was born next to an abandoned petrol station as the country burned
Just In - 7 hours ago
By the end of my son William's first week in the world, over a million hectares of bushland had been burnt, four people had died, and at least 200 homes had been destroyed, writes Rachel Clarke.
The Aboriginal bushranger who fought back against police, but was dropped from Australian folklore
Captain Thunderbolt probably wouldn't have survived as long without the help of Mary Ann Bugg, who taught him to read and nursed him back to heath after he was shot. So why is he the only one celebrated as a folk hero?
This naval commander turned politician never wanted to impeach Trump. Until now
Democratic congresswoman Elaine Luria is facing outrage among her constituents, attack ads and the possibility of losing her job after just two years. She is standing in favour of Donald Trump's impeachment anyway.
As a serial killer terrorised Perth, suspicion turned to the mayor, the taxi driver and the public servant
A number of men were in the frame for the shocking crimes before the breakthrough arrest of Bradley Edwards, including one man relentlessly pursued as the prime suspect.
Gentle turning point or a turn for the worse? RBA mulls over jobs disappointment
Another batch of poor jobs and wages data has put the Reserve Bank under pressure to act and while it is considering dipping its toe in the quantitative easing pool, it is nothing compared to what other central banks are planning, writes Stephen Letts.
The 'Folau factor' helped Marko — but there's a dark side to GoFundMe
Australians are asking for more than $100 million for medical treatment through online fundraising platform GoFundMe, but the ABC found one in five campaigns — the ones that aren't "sexy" — fail to raise anything.
'It's not what we bought into': How high density living is changing the face of Australia's suburbs
They're fiercely opposed by some local house-dwelling residents who say they're a blight on the landscape, but high-density housing projects are increasingly in demand in suburban Australia.
Release Worries – Everything Goes According to Plan
A Russian scientist, Georgiy Nikolaevich Sytin, and author of a unique book on self-help methods of healing developed a technique on self-realization with assistance from reflections and will. Your thoughts initiate healing. Sytin created more than 20,000 spoken moods, which were examined by the specialists of the Ministry of Health, which proved their effectiveness. To understand how words affect the body, the scientist collected and studied ancient conspiracies for many years and created moods for healing from various ailments as well as for rejuvenation for female beauty and mal... more »
All 1080-poisoned carcasses should be buried at least a metre deep, at least half a mile from human habitation & at least half a mile from any waterway – are NZ authorities exempt?
“A hole hastily dug in sand on a tourist beach by the Dept of Conservation last weekend doesn’t cut it! A hole containing 700 dead rats, a goat, seabirds and marine life… a toxic time bomb !” It’s been pointed out in the article here below the 1080 manufacturer’s instructions regarding the disposal of 1080-poisoned … Continue reading All 1080-poisoned carcasses should be buried at least a metre deep, at least half a mile from human habitation & at least half a mile from any waterway – are NZ authorities exempt? →
AMEER, A Nine Y/O With Cerebral Palsy Denied Medical Exemption From Neurotoxic Vaccines
Originally posted on Truth To Power: Here is the story of Ameer Hamideh, a 9-year-old special needs child, who was kicked out of school after he lost his vaccine medical exemption when Senate bill S2994A passed in New York earlier this year. After his father’s Facebook post about the injustice went viral, the real fight…
Residents of California Town Continue Fighting Spread of 5G
Originally posted on Nwo Report: Source: LILLY NGUYEN, DAILY PILOT During a nearly three-hour hearing on municipal code amendments aimed at bringing Laguna Beach into compliance with federal rules, residents made one thing clear to the City Council — they don’t want 5G in their town. (TNS) — During a nearly three-hour hearing on possible…
Chris Wark: How He Beat Cancer and Inspired the World with Real Food
Excellent information. Just over an hour’s watch. To skip the intro Chris starts at around 6 minutes. EWR Abel James 49.9K subscribers Click here for your free Fat-Burning Kit: http://fatburningman.com/bonus We’re here today with Chris Wark, the inspiration behind the popular blog and podcast, Chris Beats Cancer. Chris is a speaker and personal health coach … Continue reading Chris Wark: How He Beat Cancer and Inspired the World with Real Food →
5G is Genocide
Originally posted on AIM Truth Bits: Keep sounding the alarm bells with your community and friends about the dangers of 5G. In the video below, a UK citizen takes apart a device that is being installed in LED streetlights all over their country. We watched the video and offer you some insight in the Betsy…
Nov. 16: Another horror show.
As I was preparing, after many hours, to push 'publish' to my last blog, it all vanished. This has happened three times this week. Each time, I had saved the document many, many times as I typed it. So I am told I can find them. And I hope to learn how to do that tomorrow. Meanwhile, here is the rather lengthy piece I wrote (three times) without luck. It began with what the two world wars were really about. The missing part is about the determination of American capitalists to conquer the world. And no, that is no exaggeration. They haven't even attempted to hide their intention. ... more »
North Carolina Congressional Map Looks Better-- But Republicans Are Still Cheating
North Carolina leans a little Republican. The state's shifting PVI is currently R+3 but that doesn't tell the whole story. As of November 9 of this year this is how voters were registered: *•* Democrats- 2,492,008 *•* Unaffiliated- 2,209,405 *•* Republicans- 2,032,934 *•* Libertarian- 38,870 Recent presidential election results have been incredibly close: Obama beat McCain 2,142,651 (49.70%) to 2,128,474 (49.38%). Four years later, Romney beat Obama 2,270,395 (50.39%) to 2,178,391 (48.35%). And last year the Democrats' status quo candidate, in a year voters were looking for chang... more »
Avocado Sauerkraut Recipe
If you’re in a pinch, this delicious and healthy recipe, submitted by Susan Luschas, Ph.D., can be made quickly. What I love about this snack is that it combines one of the best fermented foods available, raw sauerkraut, with avocado. Avocados are a personal favorite of mine, and I eat one almost every day for […] The post Avocado Sauerkraut Recipe appeared first on Health Nut News.
AP: Big Study Casts Doubt on Need for Many Heart Procedures
People with severe but stable heart disease from clogged arteries may have less chest pain if they get a procedure to improve blood flow rather than just giving medicines a chance to help, but it won’t cut their risk of having a heart attack or dying over the following few years, a big federally funded […] The post AP: Big Study Casts Doubt on Need for Many Heart Procedures appeared first on Health Nut News.
Smith & Wesson's Model 39 Gun Just Won't Go Away for a Simple Reason
*Kyle Mizokami* *Security, * It's good at its job. *Key point: *A double-action pistol that will carry the day. One of the earliest American nine-millimeter pistols was adopted for wartime service to take out enemy sentries… and barking dogs. The Smith & Wesson Model 39 semi-automatic handgun served U.S. Navy SEALs during the Vietnam War and then went on to become one of the American nine-millimeter high capacity pistols, the Model 59. The Smith & Wesson Model 39 had its roots in postwar America. U.S. troops, encountering the Walther P-38 on the battlefield, had a favorable imp... more »
Another climate paper fatality? This time PNAS….
“Earlier this week a paper published by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) by a team of authors led by Aslak Grinsted, a scientist who studies ice sheets at the University of Copenhagen, claimed that “the frequency … Continue reading →
The critics of Trump need to look in the mirror
The same people who scream and cry at Trump's behavior and claim he doesn't have American values (like my cousin Ron and former tenant Vern) and should be impeached are the ones lusting after every crazy program the 2020 candidates can come up with to distinguish themselves from the next socialist on the ballot. Green new deal. Death to the unborn. Confiscate the guns. Destroy free speech. Force the NFL to have 20% LGBTQ (I made that one up, but it they want it for TV why not football?). Tax wealth, not just income. Legalize and encourage homelessness with increased housing regula... more »
Bolivia’s New Puppet Regime Wastes No Time Aligning With US Foreign Policy
[image: undefined] The Washington-recognized interim government which just ascended to power via US-backed military coup in Bolivia is already shifting the nation’s foreign policy into alignment with the US-centralized empire, severing important ties with two governments which have resisted absorption into the imperial blob. “Bolivia’s caretaker government isn’t wasting any time overhauling its foreign policy, announcing Friday that it will expel hundreds of Cuban officials and break ties with longtime ally Venezuela,” The Miami Herald reports. “In a series of statements, Bolivia’s... more »
Lawyer Claims That Prince Andrew’s BBC Interview is ‘Catastrophic Mistake’
*21WIRE* | Critics say that decision do high-profile piece was high-risk strategy, and likely just to draw unwanted attention to an unsavoury issue.
Three simple questions
With the building impeachment story of abuse of power based on the testimony of honorable and decent public servants, there are three questions to ask Republican lawmakers. – why is the president operating shadow diplomacy led by an unvetted (by … Continue reading →
Musical Interlude: Deuter, “Surfing the Clouds”
Deuter, “Surfing the Clouds”
"Life Is All About..."
"Life is all about playing dice and cards with the universe. You play an ineffable game of your own devising, which might be compared, from the perspective of the players, (i.e. everybody), to being involved in an obscure and complex version of poker in a pitch-dark room, with blank cards, for infinite stakes, with a Dealer who won't tell you the rules, and who smiles all the time." - Neil Gaiman
Elizabeth Warren’s health care trap
Elizabeth Warren appears to have finally come up with a health care plan that makes sense. How she got there was ugly. After an excessively ambitious Medicare-for-all proposal damaged her candidacy, she has pivoted to a more modest, and much more politically feasible, set of ideas. Jordan Weissman wisely points out that it would have been better if she had done it with fewer political contortions. Michael Brendan Dougherty, one of the last(God bless him) anti-Trumpconservatives, thinksthat it’s a political mistake, because the left will feel betrayed and abandon her. He might b... more »
Milton Friedman
Today marks the thirteenth anniversary of the death of Milton Friedman. I am using this occasion to bear witness to the influence the Nobel economist had on my intellectual development as it had on the opinions of countless others. (See, for example, the testimony of my co-blogger David Henderson.) When I was a graduate student […] The post Milton Friedman appeared first on Econlib.
Why has the natural rate of unemployment fallen to such a low level?
We don’t know the precise natural rate of unemployment, but according to most estimates the natural rate has fallen from roughly 5%-6% during the 1980s to below 4% today. In Germany, the natural rate has fallen much more dramatically. We also don’t know all of the reasons for this decline. Perhaps the rise of the […] The post Why has the natural rate of unemployment fallen to such a low level? appeared first on Econlib.
China's H-20 Stealth Bomber: The One Weapon America Won't Be Able to Beat?
*Sebastien Roblin* *Security, Asia* Or just a myth? *Key point: *American military superiority is rapidly being reduced. In October 2018, Chinese media announced that the People’s Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF) would publicly unveil its new H-20 stealth bomber during a parade celebrating the air arm’s seventieth anniversary in 2019. Prior news of the H-20’s development had been teased using techniques pioneered by viral marketing campaigns for Hollywood movies. For example, the Xi’an Aviation Industrial Corporation released a promotional video in May 2018 pointedly imitating... more »
If Hitler Died In World War I, Europe Would Never Have Been The Same
*Sebastien Roblin* *History, * A startling what-if. Key point: Millions of lives could have been saved. Legend has it that on September 28, 1918, a wounded Private Adolf Hitler lay in the sights of Henry Tandey, a British soldier who would receive the Victoria Cross for his daring actions in engagement in Marcoing, France. Tandey supposedly took pity on the limping German soldier, who nodded in gratitude and made his escape. While historians believe this incident was fabricated by Hitler himself, the apocryphal legend nonetheless poses a provocative question: how differently mi... more »
America's Aircraft Carriers Might Not Survive a War Against Russia or China
*Sebastien Roblin* *Security, Asia* Real powers have countermeasures for America's carriers. *Key point:* Missile defense and tough armor have their limits. On May 31, 2017, the U.S. Navy accepted into service USS* Gerald Ford*, the first of up to four new fleet carriers. The massive 1,100-foot-long vessel will eventually embark around sixty aircraft, including twenty-four F-35 Lightning stealth fighters and another twenty to twenty-four FA-18 Super Hornets. It features a faster elevator for loading munitions, and new electromagnetic launch catapults (EMALS) and arresting hooks t... more »
No F-35s Here: How North Korea Used 1920s Fighter Planes To Fight America
*Sebastien Roblin* *History, Asia* A forgotten Korean War story. *Key point:* North Korea has had to do more with less. On the night of June 16, 1953, the Associated Press reported on “a boiling mass of flame, mushrooming like an atomic bomb, shoots skyward from a burning fuel dump, set afire at the South Korean port city of Inchon.” The fire “lighted the sky for more than 20 miles” and took three days to put out, having consumed 5.5 million gallons of fuel. The perpetrators of this devastating attack? A flight of four pokey North Korean two-seat trainers flying blindly through... more »
Roger Stone Convicted: Justice Served or Deep State's Revenge?
[image: roger-stone-convicted-justice-served-or-deep-state-s-revenge] Roger Stone was convicted on charges that include false statements to Congress. Was it a politically motivated last strike of the Mueller probe?
Pro-Lifers Will Fight Multi-Million-Dollar Award to Planned Parenthood
[image: pro-lifers-will-fight-multi-million-dollar-award-to-planned-parenthood] A group of pro-life undercover investigators will fight a verdict against them for exposing Planned Parenthood’s practice of selling body parts from aborted babies.
The Pigmen of the Deep State
[image: the-pigmen-of-the-deep-state] The final dramatic scene of *Animal Farm* has been playing in my brain for some time now. And daily, it seems, new events appear that show how prescient was George Orwell’s 1946 “fairy tale” — particularly as it relates to the ongoing *convergence* of the ruling elites of the communist/socialist world and their counterparts from the crony-capitalist world.
The Daily "Near You?"
Wimberley, Texas, USA. Thanks for stopping by!
“It’s the Dismal Tide. It’s Not the One Thing”
*“It’s the Dismal Tide. It’s Not the One Thing”* by Cognitive Dissonance *Deputy Wendell:* “It's a mess, ain't it, Sheriff?” *Sheriff Bell:* “If it ain't, it'll do till the mess gets here.” - “No Country For Old Men” “The other evening I amused myself by watching, for the fourth time at least, “No Country for Old Men”, a movie adapted from a novel by the same name and produced by the Cohen brothers. Though I’m not certain ‘amused’ is the proper term for what I actually experience when viewing the carnage from all corners of the universe as depicted in this movie. Each time I enter t... more »
"Life Just Is..."
"It is easy to overlook this thought that life just *is*. As humans we are inclined to feel that life must have a point. We have plans and aspirations and desires. We want to take constant advantage of the intoxicating existence we've been endowed with. But what's life to a lichen? Yet its impulse to exist, to be , is every bit as strong as ours-arguably even stronger. If I were told that I had to spend decades being a furry growth on a rock in the woods, I believe I would lose the will to go on. Lichens don't. Like virtually all living things, they will suffer any hardship, endure... more »
FAES visits Guaido hq in Caracas; etc.
*a* group of armed men with their faces covered on Friday raided its headquarters, taking cellphones, computers and ID cards from staffers and raising tensions the night before a nationwide protest against President Nicolas Maduro. Popular Will members said that Juan Guaido, who belongs to the party, was not inside at the time. They said they believe the armed men were some kind of government or security officers, although they did not identify themselves or show a court order. Guaido arrived at the 18th-floor office in Caracas minutes later and called for an end to Maduro’s di... more »
"These People Are the 'Enemies of Humanity'”
*"These People Are the 'Enemies of Humanity'”* by Casey Research "*Chris’ note:* As longtime readers know, Doug Casey believes the politically correct (PC) movement is part of the accelerating collapse of Western civilization. And this trend is getting worse by the day. For example, San Francisco recently introduced a new “sanitized” language for criminals. You’re not supposed to say “convicted felon,” “delinquent,” or even “drug addict” now. And that’s not the only example… Below, Doug tells me why this is happening… who the true enemies are… and where he sees all this going from ... more »
The 1915 Genocide and Beyond: Presentation and Art
Assyrian International News Agency - 9 hours ago
Julian McBride at Adelphi University on November 8.GARDEN CITY, NY -- The Armenian, Greek, and Assyrian Genocides were the focus of 1915 and Beyond: A Reflection of Genocides and the Brutality of War, a presentation and art exhibition by Julian McBride at Adelphi University on November 8.
Greece as the Centrepiece of China’s BRI in the Eastern Mediterranean
Hellenic Republic tries to Balance Relations With The Great Powers More The post Greece as the Centrepiece of China’s BRI in the Eastern Mediterranean appeared first on The Duran.
Wither Democrats; Enter Hillary
The Twice Failed Candidate Refuses to Leave us Alone More The post Wither Democrats; Enter Hillary appeared first on The Duran.
The Tragedy of Contemporary Romania
Romania is heading toward a de facto presidential system, with one party in charge of everything More The post The Tragedy of Contemporary Romania appeared first on The Duran.
Engineering Climate Chaos
Dane Wigington GeoengineeringWatch.org Numerous record cold temperatures continue to occur in various locations of the US. How is is possible for such a consistently anomalous cooling of such a specific region? Is climate engineering a factor? The short video report below will provide answers. RELATED STORY: Geoengineering Watch Global Alert News, November 9, 2019, #222 RELATED STORY: Geoengineering […] The post Engineering Climate Chaos appeared first on Health Nut News.
Hush, ladies, the male feminist is talking
This isn't BBC-related, but I thought I'd share it with you as a Saturday treat... I suppose I *could *relate it to the BBC, given that Jolyon Maugham QC - the leading anti-Brexit laywer forever taking Boris Johnson's government to court - has been known to slam the BBC for failing to put him centre-stage and other such self-serving, Lord Adonis-like nonsense, but the real reason I'm posting it is that (despite how disturbing it all is) it made me laugh. The main plotline can be summarised as follows: A 'woke' male feminist comes unstuck and flees with his barristers robes between... more »
Roger Stone Guilty of Witness Tampering, Lying to Congress
From VOA News: “Roger Stone Guilty of Witness Tampering, Lying to Congress November 15, 2019 11:53 AM WASHINGTON – Roger … Continue reading →
US Senator Wyden Statement on Rick Gates’ Testimony in Roger Stone’s Trial; Trump Lied Under Oath
“Wyden Statement on Rick Gates’ Testimony in Roger Stone’s Trial November 12, 2019 Senator Ron Wyden, D-Ore., today released the … Continue reading →
May 1973 Roger Stone Interview With The FBI: Nixon’s CREEP & Dirty Tricks
Originally posted on Mining Awareness + : FBI document on the need to interview Roger Stone in May 1973: https://propertyofthepeople.org/document-detail/?doc-id=4806485-139-4089-2065 FBI Interview with…
Who Is Roger Stone (To Trump)?
Originally posted on Mining Awareness + : Above, Roger Stone is located in the two right frames with Reagan-Bush. Original here: https://www.reaganlibrary.gov/sites/default/files/archives/audiovisual/contactsheets/c11150.jpg Stone…
Our sacrificial offerings are not a chance occurrence
182. True, true, true--people must settle themselves in tested localities. Even a bear shows greater care in selecting his den. Plants will indicate the better possibilities. Look for cedars and pines, heather and oak, grass and flowers of vivid color. Natural electrification in a locality is necessary. Large long needles of evergreen are the best condensers of electricity. (by Schmiechen, 1884) -Morya: *Community 1926* …………......................................................................... 154. But having seen the sallow coloring of our plan... more »
'We are free': Meet the women making a life without men
Just In - 10 hours ago
Unity Village offers a refuge for those wanting to create an independent life, free from oppression, abuse and inequality. But there's just one caveat: no men allowed.
Saturday Afternoon Links
Assorted content for your weekend reading. - PressProgress highlights the latest example of the obscene concentration of wealth in Canada, as a mere 45 people own more than the GDP of over half the country's provinces and territories. - Paul Precht dispels any myth that Alberta's anti-tax ideology has anything to do with its economic development. And the Canadian Press confirms with the former CEO of AIMCO that any move to withdraw from the Canada Pension Plan has nothing to do with pension security or efficiency. - Gary Younge comments on the unfair advantage the UK Cons get from ... more »
Asaib Ahl Al-Haq Blamed For Kidnapping Iraqi General In Baghdad
Snapshot from video of Gen Jabbar being kidnapped in Baghdad (Iraq Newspaper) Asaib Ahl Al-Haq has been blamed for another brazen attack. On November 13 video was posted on social media of an Interior Ministry General Abdul Jabbar having his vehicle surrounded by three SUVs in the Jadriya district of Baghdad. Men jumped out of the SUVs, took the general out of his vehicle and took him away. He has not been seen since. Prime Minister Abdul Mahdi said that the general should be released immediately. Asaib Ahl Al-Haq is known for attacking Americans, the Mahdi Army, Sunnis, and the Ira... more »
This Day In Iraqi History - Nov 16
1914 British forces attacked Ottomans in Zain, Basra 1914 Leading Iraqi cleric Sayid Kadhim al-Yazidi gave speech in Najaf telling people to defend Islam against British and provide money 1918 UK commissioner for Iraq Arnold Wilson wrote that Iraqis were happy with British occupation 1922 PM Gaylani’s second govt resigned 1922 UK cabinet voted to keep Mosul province as part of Iraq (Musings On Iraq article on how Mosul province became part of Iraq) 1930 Iraqi parliament ratified new Anglo-Iraq treaty ending British mandate but maintained British influence 1961 Mustafa Barzani aske... more »
The ‘New Normal’ Is Not What You Think
My Other Voices Column: The ‘new normal’ is not what you think was published this AM [11-16-19] in The Union. https://www.theunion.com/opinion/columns/russell-steele-the-new-normal-is-not-what-you-think/
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