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Covid-19 Live Updates And News Roundup -- March 2, 2020 (Evening Edition)
*Reuters: **Gatherings banned, travel restricted as coronavirus cases grow worldwide* WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Leaders in Europe, the Middle East and the Americas rolled out bans on big gatherings and stricter travel restrictions as cases of the new coronavirus spread around the world. The United States on Saturday reported its first death from the disease, a man in his 50s in Washington state, where officials said two of the state’s three cases have links to a nursing home with dozens of residents showing disease symptoms. Although most Americans face a low risk from the virus, m... more »
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Dems Converge Around Dementia-Addled Warmonger Ahead Of Super Tuesday
Back in January, well before the Democratic primary race had taken on its current composition, independent journalist Ruth Ann Oskolkoff reported that a source had heard from high-level Democratic Party insiders that they were planning to install Joe Biden as the party’s nominee, and to […]
"All Of A Sudden, People All Over America Are Prepping Like Crazy"
*"All Of A Sudden, People All Over America Are Prepping Like Crazy"* by Michael Snyder "I can’t remember a time when we have seen such widespread “panic buying” all over the nation. Today I spoke with someone that just visited the closest Wal-Mart in this area, and I was told that there are empty shelves all over the store. There are very few canned goods left, some of the most essential medications have been cleaned out, and there was nothing left in the long-term storable food section at all. Of course similar things are being reported at major retail stores all across the Unite... more »
How Do You Measure The "Success" Of Affordable Housing?
* Here in Manhattan, it is an article of unshakable religious faith that conjuring “affordable housing” into existence, through some magic recipe of taxpayer subsidies and coercion, is a fundamental responsibility of government. * And then you have the tiny handful of dissenters, like myself. * It was way back in January 2013 that I called government-coerced “affordable housing” the “most expensive possible way to help the smallest number of people.” A few months after that (in September 2013) I officially nominated “affordable housing” in Manhattan as “the worst possible public pol... more »
With no major trade deals signed in recent years, India turning an outlier
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03-Mar-2020 The feeling now in global trade negotiating circles is that India is a recalcitrant partner, difficult to negotiate with.
Understanding India's RCEP hesitation
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03-Mar-2020 Pressure on India to join the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) has continued, including most recently from Oceania.
What Deputy PM Somkid didn't say: disasters loom large as Thai government eager to join CPTPP
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03-Mar-2020 FTA Watch and Thai civil society slammed government's attempt to push Thailand into CPTPP FTA while the country have no negotiating power; risking negative impacts on Thai small farmers, rights over seeds and breeds, and access to medicine.
Jews Vote
Trump has made a major play for Jewish voters since he jumped into the 2016 campaign-- and, just as there were a few Jews stupid enough to vote for Hilter and the Nazi Party, Trump had some Jewish support in 2016. According to the Pew Research Center, 24% of Jews voted for Trump, fewer than the number who had voted for Romney (30%) but more than those who voted for McCain (21%). On Friday-- presumably before sunset-- the non-partisan Jewish Electorate Institute (JEI) released a poll Garin-Hart-Yang had conducted for them of Jewish voters who are likely to vote in November. Histori... more »
Trump’s Plan for Palestine Looks a Lot Like Apartheid
Trump’s Plan for Palestine Looks a Lot Like Apartheid by ALON LIEL, https://foreignpolicy.com/ Israel has long resisted the South Africa analogy, but the U.S. government’s support for annexation is making it a reality. – In the heyday of South Africa’s apartheid regime, the country’s white minority government planned to create 10 so-called homelands—also known as …
The Trilateral Commission: Using Crisis as an Opportunity to Reform for One World Government
The Trilateral Commission: Using Crisis as an Opportunity to Reform by Steven Guinness, https://stevenguinness2.wordpress.com/ A couple of years ago I posted an article that gave a brief overview of the Trilateral Commission, quoting directly from numerous former members of the institution and how their overarching goal was for the integration of nation states at the …
Coronavirus: Italy Infections Jump 50% in 24 Hours — as Global Death Toll Pass 3,000
Best site to track the CoVid19 statistics: https://covid19info.live/ Channel 4 News The country worst affected by the coronavirus in Europe is Italy where infections have jumped by fifty per cent in 24 hours and 52 people have died. The death toll worldwide has now surpassed 3,000 , with more than 89,000 infections confirmed. Some of …
The Panic Buying Begin’s As Costco Shelves Stripped In NYC, San Francisco, Seattle, Hawaii etc…
Silver Report Uncut This has begun to escalate quickly as panic buying hits the US beginning at Costco, Sam’s club, and other box stores across several major US cities including New York City, Several cities around California, Seattle and Hawaii. Let’s hope this is all just for good measure but it seems people are beginning …
Will NATO Let Erdogan Drag It into Syria?
RT America As Syrian forces advance against Turkish-backed rebels in northeastern Syria, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is flooding Europe with Middle Eastern refugees in a desperate move for NATO allies to intervene. Meanwhile, Erdogan plans to meet with Russian President Putin on Thursday to try to tamp down the escalating violence in the region. …
Coronavirus Found in NYC as More US Patients Die
RT America New York City has announced its first confirmed case of coronavirus infection. Rhode Island and Florida are also reporting cases, and more cases have been confirmed in California, and Illinois. There are more than 90 confirmed cases in the US with at least six confirmed dead, and more than 89,000 cases worldwide. The …
Marijuana giant Cresco Labs’ founder resigns as president
Joe Caltabiano, the co-founder of multistate marijuana operator Cresco Labs, on Monday announced he has resigned as president of the Chicago-based company, becoming the second high-profile founder to step down from a top post in less than a week. Caltabiano will continue to serve on the board of Cresco, one of the largest vertically integrated […] Marijuana giant Cresco Labs’ founder resigns as president is a post from: Marijuana Business Daily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs
“Guess what, if you elect me your taxes are gonna be raised not cut.”
BIDEN: “Guess what, if you elect me your taxes are gonna be raised not cut.” pic.twitter.com/7kO1m29gvw — Eddie Zipperer (@EddieZipperer) February 29, 2020 Please Like, Share, Subscribe, Re-Blog, Comment…and Vote for Trump.
Long-time former General Electric CEO 'Neutron' Jack Welch dies at 84
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In his 20 years as CEO, Mr Welch turned GE into America's most valuable company, worth $US40 billion, with ruthless cost-cutting.
These are the laws the Government could use to force coronavirus patients into lockdown
Rarely used Commonwealth laws, introduced in 2015 as the nation faced a debate over the growing threat of bioterrorism, could be used to control a coronavirus outbreak in Australia.
'What's wrong with the dam wall?': Bundaberg farmers protest Paradise Dam plan
"Fear" and "discontentment" swells as protesters ramp-up their fight for water security, demanding the Paradise Dam wall on the Burnett River be fixed — not lowered.
A tale of two (fringe) cities and the 'massive unknown' in producing theatre
The idea of risking it all somewhere they "didn't know anybody", and a wildly fluctuating currency, were among the hurdles facing UK producer Jolie Booth ahead of her first Adelaide Fringe Festival.
Gold Coast's tourism woes continue, but some markets are immune from coronavirus
With its "huge reliance" on Chinese tourism, the Gold Coast is feeling the impact of the coronavirus acutely, but not all markets are suffering equally.
Queensland rangers go fishing for rogue crocs — with drones
Queensland Parks and Wildlife rangers are taking to the skies with their latest weapon in the fight against problem crocodiles.
Police dig up religious sect's headquarters as part of dead babies probe
Police are conducting digs at two properties south-west of Sydney as part of an investigation into stillbirths, allegedly within the Twelve Tribes religious sect.
Police searching for two people stranded by floodwaters in central Australia
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A search is underway to find two people missing in the NT's remote Tanami Desert region after heavy rain from ex-Tropical Cyclone Esther.
Collapsed retail chain Harris Scarfe finds a buyer
Spotlight will buy the department store business but it is yet to be confirmed whether the remaining 44 stores and 1,300 staff will be retained.
Eurydice Dixon's killer appeals sentence on basis of 'good character'
Jaymes Todd is serving a life sentence with a non-parole period of 35 years for raping and murdering Melbourne woman Eurydice Dixon as she walked home at night.
Matisse Thybulle has become a cult hero as an NBA rookie and he could soon play for the Boomers
After falling infuriatingly short of medals at the last Olympic Games and World Cup, Australia's men's basketball team is hoping Philadelphia 76ers rookie Matisse Thybulle is the key to unlocking the medal cabinet, writes Jon Healy.
Bernie Sanders sparks feud in iconic rap group Public Enemy
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Rap group Public Enemy splits with founding member Flavor Flav amid a dispute over the group's decision to perform at a rally for US presidential contender Bernie Sanders.
Medicinal cannabis shares take a hit as product takes longer to get to market
Major companies in the fledgling industry lose up to 80 per cent of their stockmarket value in the past year, as early hype gives way to the reality of product development.
Compulsory isolation will help contain coronavirus, but are our human rights at risk?
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Isolation is one of the key pillars in containing the spread of coronavirus. But there are important legal questions about whether it should be compulsory and what the consequences might be for those who refuse to comply with isolation measures, writes Morgan Shimwell.
NSW motel charges guest $50 for middling online review, issues takedown ultimatum
A motel on the NSW South Coast has charged a guest a $50 "damage bond" after she left what she described as "quite a fair review".
Victoria may postpone elective surgery as it prepares for 'tens of thousands' of coronavirus cases
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Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews says hospitals may need to defer or cancel non-urgent procedures to cope with an influx of coronavirus cases if the disease starts spreading within the Victorian community.
Times and Seasons
Billionaire Michael Bloomberg says that there is no room left in the New America for people who work with their hands. I wonder what he plans to eat? No, wait, I'm sure that he'll say, "WE WILL EAT CAKE!"
Did a Noted Pathologist Write This Viral Coronavirus Advice Letter?
Amid an outbreak of coronavirus in 2020, an email from pathologist James Robb was heavily memed and exaggerated.
Syracuse Students Lead A National Movement To End Oppressive Campus Environments
For a long time, students and faculty of predominately-white universities across the country have been experiencing oppressive environments where racism and homophobia are tolerated. This academic year, a group of Syracuse University students who call themselves Not Again SU has taken strong actions to confront this environment. They garnered significant attention last fall when they occupied the Barnes Center and issued 19 demands to the university. The administration agreed to address many of the demands but months later not much has been done and hate incidents continue to occur ... more »
People Who Have Good Relationships Don’t Have To Broadcast It On Media Platforms
Things have really changed; people are becoming obsessed with online validations. Almost everyone has been or is on one of the social media platforms, where taking selfies and sharing them on these various platforms is the ‘in thing.’ It’s completely healthy and normal to be proud of who you are dating, so it a common practice to share photos on social media platforms, especially when you are in a relationship. However, there’s a connection with how genuinely content you are and how often you post selfies. There are a few reasons for this. If you don’t share selfies of you and you... more »
Ten Day Countdown Begins – FISA Authorization Expiring…
The Senate is scheduled to go back into recess March 13, 2020. Additionally, the DOJ/FBI response to the FISA court order (due February 5th) has still not been made public. If congress is going to reauthorize the controversial FISA provisions, … Continue reading →
Imagination And Reality
For a philosopher, imagination is more important than reality. For a scientist, reality is more important than imagination.
Bloomberg accidentally says he “bought” Congressional seats
From AlphaNews: “accidentally” yeah right….. Excerpts: Indeed, Bloomberg really did spend $100 million in 2018. And many of those who received money from him in that cycle, or at some other time, have come out and endorsed him. In the last Democratic Presidential debate, former New York City mayor Mike Bloomberg appeared to slip up when he said he “bought” 21 of the 40 seats that Democrats picked up in the 2018 midterms to win the U.S. House. The slip-up came when Bloomberg, eager to show Democrats he’s no Republican, bragged that he was integral to helping Democrats take the … Conti... more »
"It Is Only Important..."
"You do not write your life with words...You write it with actions. What you think is not important. It is only important what you *do.*“ - Patrick Ness
The 1 Reason It Seemed Like Imperial Japan Might Win World War II
*Warfare History Network* *History, Asia* [image: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?id=tag%3Areuters.com%2C2012%3Anewsml_GM1E88F0Y0G01&share=true] Thankfully it never happened. *Key Point:* At the start of the war, Tokyo was on a roll. However, after six months of winning the war would change at the Battle of Midway. Both sides needed reinforcements. For the Japanese and the Americans in October 1942, the battle for Guadalcanal was turning into a bottomless pit, demanding more and more scarce resources—in the air and at sea and, most importantly, on the ground. Control of the m... more »
Heroes: This Is the Story of Doolittle's Raid on Tokyo and Revenge Over Pearl Harbor
*Warfare History Network* *History, Americas* [image: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?id=tag%3Areuters.com%2C2012%3Anewsml_GM1E84J0CYK01&share=true] Here's how it went down. *Key Point:* The Doolittle Raid shocked Imperial Japan and boosted American morale shortly after the attack on Pearl Harbor. The attack has gone down as a prime example of outside the box military thinking. President Franklin D. Roosevelt sat in his White House study, an aging leader suddenly appearing older and wearier. Only moments before, the Secretary of the Navy, Frank Knox, had informed him that muc... more »
Fail: Why London Refused to Be Broken by Hitler's 30,000 V-1 ‘Buzz Bombs’
*Sebastien Roblin* *History, Europe* [image: By User:Ben_pcc - Self-photographed, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=3647047] The British people's will was strong. *Key point:* Nazi Germany was already losing the war when they started to use flying bombs and rockets to attack London. These measures wouldn't make a difference in the outcome of the war. On June 13, 1944—a week after the D-Day landing in Normandy—residents of the East London working-class district of Bethnal Green heard an unusual buzzing drone. Over the last four years, German bombers... more »
The Coronavirus Threatens Africans and China’s Hold on Africa
*Ahmed Charai* *Security, Africa* [image: Reuters] Africa’s comparatively poor health-care system is failing to recognize many cases in its midst—setting the stage for a larger tragedy. The most terrifying and mysterious question about the Coronavirus is: Why has Africa, home to 1.3 billion people, only reported three cases and no deaths? Worldwide, coronavirus, also known as Covid-19, has been found in eighty-six thousand people and killed almost three thousand in more than sixty countries. And Africa is usually an incubator of epidemics, not an island of safety from them. Wh... more »
Are Afghan Elites Ready for an Afghanistan Without America?
*Arif Rafiq* *Security, Middle East* [image: Reuters] Peace will come when the Afghans decide they will stop fighting amongst themselves. But what Khalilzad was able to achieve on Saturday was no easy feat. The effort to end the Afghan war has lasted more than half of the entire war’s duration. An unwinnable war is now a potential opportunity for diplomatic victory. That is what President Donald Trump, U.S. Special Representative Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad, and Khalilzad’s team have achieved with the help of Qatar and Pakistan through Saturday’s accord with the Taliban. The U.S... more »
Pashtun Paradise: How Years of a U.S.-Led War in Afghanistan Helped Its Adversary Succeed
*Paul R. Pillar* *Security, Middle East* [image: Reuters] Americans tend to think of all their wars in a simplified way in which wars have definite beginnings and ends and in which good guys are clearly distinguishable from the bad. The model was a poor fit for the long and messy Afghanistan conflict. It appears that the U.S. military expedition in Afghanistan, begun in the autumn of 2001, may finally be coming to an end. Significant hurdles still have to be overcome, involving among other things the Taliban having to meet a vague standard of reducing, though not ceasing, their m... more »
Why Hasn't Barack Obama Endorsed Joe Biden for President Yet?
*Hunter DeRensis* *Politics, Americas* [image: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?id=tag%3Areuters.com%2C2016%3Anewsml_D1BEUHNVYQAA&share=true] What is he waiting for? The past three days have been a political whirlwind in the Democratic presidential primary. Former Vice President Joe Biden, whose campaign was believed dead after embarrassingly poor showings in both Iowa and New Hampshire, reanimated like Frankenstein’s Monster on Saturday with a thirty-point blowout victory in the South Carolina primary. Additionally, in the past twenty-four hours, two competitors in the moder... more »
The Marvelous Misadventures of the U.S.-Ukraine Relationship
*Mark Episkopos* *Security, Eurasia* [image: Reuters] This is a recipe for precisely the kind of escalating civil war and prolonged regional instability and that Washington, Brussels, and the Kremlin have been trying to avert. The impeachment hearings in the House of Representatives have demonstrated a near-unanimous consensus among Washington experts and politicians regarding Ukraine policy, best expressed in the closing remarks of Rep. Adam Schiff’s (D-Calif.): “We should care about Ukraine. We should care about a country struggling to be free and a Democracy . . . but of cour... more »
Trump's India Visit Was Little Substance and All Show
*Rajan Menon, Sumit Ganguly* *Security, Asia* [image: Reuters] Despite the lack of any truly consequential accomplishments, Trump and Modi have reason to be pleased with their meeting and will invoke it to boost their political standing at home. India’s prime minister, Narendra Modi, has Donald Trump’s number. More to the point, he understands the president’s obsession with numbers. How many people attended Trump’s inauguration? You guessed it. More than were present at any previous presidential inauguration. Trump’s IQ? Right again; it’s “one of the highest” and exceeds that ... more »
How the Republic of China Fought Bravely in the Battle for Shanghai
*Warfare History Network* *History, Asia* [image: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?id=tag%3Areuters.com%2C2004%3Anewsml_RP5DRHXVEUAA&share=true] Imperial Japan was too powerful though. *Key Point:* Chinese troops fought valiantly against Imperial Japan in an ultimately failed attempt to hold the city. This war saw the rise of a new, ugly kind of urban warfare. On October 27, 1937, the Zhabei district of Shanghai began to burn, an enormous conflagration that stretched for five miles and filled the northern horizon from end to end, almost as far as the eye could see. The orange... more »
Harry Reid Endorses Biden To Beat Trump's 'Dark Vision Of Racism'
*Chris White* *Politics, Americas* [image: Former United States Senator Harry Reid is pictured on stage at a First in the West Event at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S., November 17, 2019. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri] Joementum is back. Former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid endorsed former Vice President Joe Biden for president Monday, arguing that Biden represents a”stabilizing” force for American politics. “Biden will be a much-needed stabilizing force following Trump’s disastrous term, offering a positive and progressive alternative to Trump’s dark vision of racism,... more »
Judge Rules Ken Cuccinelli Isn't Legally Immigration Chief—What Now?
*Jason Hopkins* *Politics, Americas* [image: Ken Cuccinelli, acting director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, speaks to the news media at the White House in Washington, U.S. September 27, 2019. REUTERS/Leah Millis] The court found that Trump violated the law. A federal judge ruled that Ken Cuccinelli was illegally appointed to lead a top immigration post last year and invalidated some of his directives. Cuccinelli was illegally appointed by the Trump administration to head U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), according to a 55-page rulingissued Sunday ... more »
Hillary Clinton Ordered To Show Up in Court Over Email Server Controversy
*Chuck Ross* *Politics, Americas* [image: Hillary Clinton gestures as she attends a news conference to promote the movie] It just won't go away. A federal judge on Monday ordered Hillary Clinton to appear for a deposition as part of a lawsuit filed by the watchdog group Judicial Watch, saying in a ruling that the former secretary of state’s written responses so far in the case have “left many more questions than answers” about her decision to use a private email system while in office. Judge Royce Lamberth also granted Judicial Watch permission to depose Cheryl Mills, a top aide... more »
China, Japan, and South Korea face major economic coronavirus problems
Northeast Asian powers of China, Japan, and South Korea face major economic coronavirus problems Noriko Watanabe and Lee Jay Walker Modern Tokyo Times The nations of China, Japan, and South Korea have respective issues related to territorial disputes. Despite this, all three nations are part of an integrated economic chain that accounts collectively for just […]
Chris Matthews Quits MSNBC Effective Immediately – Video…
At the beginning of his broadcast show tonight Chris Matthews announced he is retiring from NBC effective immediately. Tonight was the final broadcast of Hardball With Chris Matthews… (AP) Veteran MSNBC host Chris Matthews said he’s retiring from his show … Continue reading →
VP Mike Pence and The Coronavirus Task Force Hold a Press Conference…
Following briefings with local and state officials, and after a roundtable debriefing with President Trump; Vice President Mike Pence and the COVID-19 Task Force hold a press briefing to update the public on the coronavirus prevention and containment efforts.
Pompeo Wants Missiles For Turkey…To Confront Russia In Syria
Illuminati Bilderberger Pompeo: “Let’s start WW3!! WooHoo!!” RonPaulLibertyReport When Turkey found itself in a bit of trouble in Idlib, Syria last week – a Syrian army advance had taken back much of the province and a Syrian air force strike had killed Turkish soldiers embedded with jihadist fighters – Ankara signaled to Washington that it …
Peter Schiff: We’re on the Precipice of a Much Larger Crisis
Peter Schiff Peter Schiff discusses the markets and coronavirus on Fox News 3/1/2020 end
Reggie Middleton: Warned On Bear Stearns, Now Sees This
Arcadia Economics #ReggieMiddleton: Warned On #BearStearns, Now Sees This While most in the financial markets were blindsided by the failures of Bear Stears, #LehmanBrothers, and the mortgage market, there were a few analysts who warned about it in advance. Reggie Middleton of #Veritaseum is one of them, and after getting it right the last time, …
DNC moving to build support for Biden
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College Completion Rates Rise Across State Lines But Racial Gaps Persist
A new study shows cause for optimism about college completion trends, though racial gaps persist.
A DMF Tribute to the Late Great Chris Matthews
Chris Matthews tonight announced his retirement from MSNBC after twenty years with the network: *"After a conversation with MSNBC, I decided last night will be my last Hardball."* In other words, they called him out for being a creep. He said goodbye and *walked off the set*. But in honor of one media personality that never failed to give such rich and robust material to the conservative blogosphere, we look back on a few of Chris' highlights from years past. _________________________ Chris Matthews to Donate Leg to Obama Presidential Library *MFNS -Washington* - MSNBC political c... more »
New Study Finds Gardasil HPV Vaccine Increased Serious Nervous System Disorders
A new study published in the open access Systematic Reviews journal titled Benefits and harms of the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccines: systematic review with meta-analyses of trial data from clinical study reports attempts to tackle the controversial vaccine. Using clinical study reports obtained from the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and GlaxoSmithKline from 2014 to 2017, study authors Lars Jørgensen, Peter Gøtzsche and Tom Jefferson set forth to assess the benefits and harms of the HPV vaccine. The researchers looked at twenty-four of 50 eligible clinical study reports con... more »
Who's More Senile, Trump Or Biden?
Massachusetts Democrats were asked to for one-word descriptions of each presidential candidate. That's Biden's above. Aside from Bloomberg's it's the only one that is predominantly negative. "Old," "creepy," "boring," "tired" and especially "senile" are pretty bad indications. *Politico* seems to be describing the "senile" aspect in a post from Spartanburg, South Carolina they ran yesterday. Biden, basically, sounded like my grandmother before she passed away. When he was asked about women’s empowerment and reproductive rights, "he rambled for 19 minutes, and wound up discussing h... more »
Turkish soldier killed by Syrian Army near Saraqib
BEIRUT, LEBANON (12:00 A.M.) – The Turkish Ministry of Defense announced on Monday evening that a Turkish soldier was killed in Syria’s northwestern region. According to the statement from the Turkish Ministry of Defense, the soldier was killed by artillery fire from the Syrian Arab Army (SAA), who was attempting to capture the strategic city […] Source: AMN - Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - The Arab Source
The Daily Brief 2020-03-01
This is a summary of 18 AMN articles on the following subjects: Hama, Syria, Russia, Turkey, Aleppo, Hezbollah, Idlib, Saraqib, Mediterranean, Ansarallah, Hazm, Jawf, Yemen, Daraa, Libya, US. Categories covered in this brief: Syria, Turkey, Yemen, North-Africa Let us know how you like this brief in the comments below. — The AMN Live Team Table […] Source: AMN - Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - The Arab Source
Turkey’s attacks against Syrian military are just beginning: Erdogan
The Syrian Army has allegedly lost over 2,500 troops as well as dozens of tanks and armored vehicles in numerous Turkish strikes, but this is “just the beginning,” as Turkey hasn’t yet shown its “true strength,” Erdogan warned. “We are just beginning to show our true strength to those who see our sensitivity as [the […] Source: AMN - Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - The Arab Source
Tripoli-based Libyan forces to launch countrywide counter-offensive against LNA
The Tripoli-based government will soon try to push back Khalifa Haftar’s eastern forces, who have been attacking the capital Tripoli for months, Interior Minister Fathi Bashagha has said. “The GNA (Government of National Accord) and its forces do not want to see Tripoli subject to shelling every day and it will move these forces [of […] Source: AMN - Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - The Arab Source
Syrian Army shoots down Turkish drone over east Idlib
BEIRUT, LEBANON (10:30 P.M.) – The Syrian air defenses destroyed a Turkish drone that was approaching their forces in the western countryside of Saraqib on Monday. According to a military source, the Syrian military spotted a Turkish drone attempting to raid their positions at the western axis of Saraqib, resulting in the activation of their […] Source: AMN - Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - The Arab Source
Munger’s Insights on Academic Publishing
Duke University economics professor Michael Munger has an excellent article today at AIER titled “The Future of Academic Publishing.” There’s so much in it that it’s hard to summarize. He basically goes through the history of publishing, identifying the binding scarcity at each point and the implications of that scarcity, and then considers how the […] The post Munger’s Insights on Academic Publishing appeared first on Econlib.
Inside a Night for Freedom: The New Right's Answer to CPAC
[image: inside-a-night-for-freedom-the-new-right-s-answer-to-cpac] A more conservative alternative to CPAC, hosted by Mike Cernovich and dubbed A Night for Freedom, held a gathering of anti-establishment conservatives from around the country, including James O'Keefe, Jack Posobiec, and Laura Loomer.
The Bahamas is rebuilding with solar power
With more devastating hurricanes, The Bahamas has been subject to several disasters. As reported on “60 Minutes” last night, following Hurricane Dorian, they are rebuilding with micro solar power grids. The island of Abacos and its largest town were hit … Continue reading →
Albuquerque Woman Gets Local Produce into Dollar General
A New Mexico woman is on a mission to change the quality of food sold at national Dollar General chains, and her efforts will help local families and farmers. Helga Garza works for the Agri-Cultura Cooperative Network, which helps local farmers get their products into grocery stores. She said bargain stores, like Dollar General, don’t […] The post Albuquerque Woman Gets Local Produce into Dollar General appeared first on Health Nut News.
Jimmy Carter Built a Solar Farm in His Hometown and it Now Powers Half of the Entire City
Jimmy Carter was way ahead of the rest of America when he put solar panels on the White House. On June 20, 1979, he made a proud proclamation: In the year 2000 this solar water heater behind me, which is being dedicated today, will still be here supplying cheap, efficient energy…. A generation from now, […] The post Jimmy Carter Built a Solar Farm in His Hometown and it Now Powers Half of the Entire City appeared first on Health Nut News.
ABC poll shows approval rating of just 32 per cent
Staff writers National broadcaster the ABC has shot itself in the foot yet again when head of news and current affairs Gaven Morris claimed 70 per cent of the population liked the ABC. A poll published by the Institute for Public affairs revealed Auntie’s popularity rate was just 32 per cent among its home-grown audience. […]
Commentaries, Analysis, And Editorials -- March 2, 2020
Members of a Taliban delegation in Moscow, Russia, May 2019 Evgenia Novozhenina / Reuters *Carter Malkasian, Foreign Affairs*: *The Real Test in Afghanistan Is Yet to Come * *How to Make a U.S.-Taliban Peace Deal Stick* After more than 18 years of fighting in Afghanistan and many missed opportunities, the United States and the Taliban are on the verge of signing a conditional peace agreement. As a prelude to the deal, both parties began a voluntary seven-day reduction in violence on February 22. So far, the lull in the fighting has held. While an accord with the Taliban entails ... more »
Chris Matthews Retires from MSNBC, Cites Comments to Women
He said compliments on a woman's appearance that some men, himself included, thought were OK “were never OK.”
Coronavirus to hit WA within weeks as doctors pinpoint peak outbreak period
The WA Health Department begins preparing the state's hospitals to ensure they can cope with a local coronavirus outbreak, something they now consider inevitable.
University of Queensland student is state's 10th case of coronavirus
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A 20-year-old student from China who recently spent two weeks in Dubai becomes the 10th person diagnosed with COVID-19 in Queensland.
Netanyahu just short of majority in Israeli election, exit polls suggest
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu holds an edge over his main rival in Israel’s third election in under a year, exit polls show, but it's not clear that he can clinch the parliamentary majority needed to claim victory.
Adelaide father sentenced to 20 years' jail for stabbing murder of daughter Sabrina Lekaj
Murderer and convicted heroin trafficker Petrit Lekaj will serve at least 20 years in jail for stabbing his 20-year-old daughter eight times in an unprovoked fit of rage.
Labor says Morrison 'caught red handed' in 'sports rorts' scandal
The list of projects to be funded under the Coalition's controversial sport grants program was changed by the Morrison Government hours after last year's election was called, Parliament has heard.
Police charge Gosnells man after patrol cars doused in accelerant and burned in Fremantle
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A 27-year-old man makes a brief appearance in court accused of an arson attack during which he allegedly torched and destroyed three police cars in Fremantle on Sunday night.
Stopping the 'pillaging' of seafood stocks behind Twiggy Forrest's aquaculture play
Mining magnate Andrew Forrest says concerns about the "pillaging" of global seafood stocks prompted his large investment push into aquaculture.
Japan desperately tries to save Olympics amid fears of huge coronavirus outbreak
With the Olympics less than five months away, Japan is scrambling to restore public confidence in its handling of the coronavirus outbreak. More than 900 people have tested positive, but one doctor says the real number of cases could be much higher.
ASX rebounds after Wall St surge, ahead of likely RBA rate cut
Australian shares have rallied in early trade, after Wall Street rebounded from coronavirus fears and clawed its way out of correction territory.
Don’t let the lush, green countryside fool you — Stanthorpe's drought isn't over
After drought, water shortage, bushfires and now flooding, it's finally greened up around Stanthorpe, but the recovery will be long and expensive.
"We Should Be So Lucky!"
*"Senate To Be Replaced With Room Full Of Monkeys Throwing Feces"* by The Babylon Bee WASHINGTON, D.C. - "In an emergency, overnight referendum, the American people voted on Sunday to replace the United States Senate with a room full of monkeys throwing feces. The measure passed with 57% of the vote. 22% of voters thought the Senate should be replaced by barking seals, while 17% voted that the replacement should be the pit of venomous snakes from Indiana Jones. 3.97% voted that Senate members be replaced by screaming goats. “About 100 people” voted for the current Senators to keep t... more »
Covid-19 Update: Chris Martenson, "Only Tough Choices Remain"
Chris Martenson, *"Only Tough Choices Remain"* "As new cases explode all over the globe, with 5 new countries reporting their first cases, health authorities continue to give out puzzlingly incomplete, contradictory and sometimes even wrong information. While our view on Thailand is provisionally shifted back to “contained” our view is that Egypt is the next unannounced hotspot. Given where we are in the story, we’re going to have to perform triage, meaning making tough choices over where to apply woefully inadequate resources. Our analysis concludes that even though there are num... more »
"But There It Sits..."
"Penetrating so many secrets, we cease to believe in the unknowable. But there it sits nevertheless, calmly licking its chops." - H. L. Mencken
World News Briefs -- March 2, 2020 (Evening Edition)
*Reuters*: *Coronavirus spreading fast outside China, airports to increase screenings* GENEVA/BEIJING (Reuters) - The new coronavirus appears to now be spreading much more rapidly outside China than within, and airports in hard-hit countries were ramping up screening of travelers. World Health Organization (WHO) chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said almost eight times as many cases had been reported outside China as inside in the previous 24 hours, adding that the risk of coronavirus spreading was now very high at a global level. At a briefing in Geneva, he said outbreaks in Sou... more »
Chopper Presser – President Trump Impromptu Remarks Departing White House – Video and Transcript…
Chopper pressers are the best pressers. Departing the White House for a rally in North Carolina, President Trump stops to deliver impromptu remarks to the media and answer a few questions. [Video and Transcript Below] . [Transcript] – THE PRESIDENT: … Continue reading →
President Trump Holds Coronavirus Taskforce Meeting with Pharmaceutical Companies – Video…
Earlier today President Trump will met with pharmaceutical companies who are actively working to develop the COVID-19 vaccine to discuss how the United States Federal Government can help accelerate treatment and vaccine development. ♦Roundtable participants from the taskforce include: President … Continue reading →
A Venezuelan speaks on freedom
https://youtu.be/j4c6oRxh4S8 Daniel DiMartino grew up amid violence, poverty, and corruption in socialist Venezuela. Luckily, he escaped those horrors and began a new life in the United States with a full tuition scholarship to a university in Indiana. “Waking up in America and waking up in Venezuela are two very different things. While in Venezuela I didn’t have the hope of ever having my own home, having a car, starting a family, in America I’m not only hopeful but I am sure that I will be able to do those things,” said DiMartino while sharing his story in a new Heritage video. ... more »
Did President Trump Refer to the Coronavirus as a ‘Hoax’?
Trump's commentary on the new coronavirus came before the virus began killing patients in the U.S.
"Why Markets Plunged So Fast"
*"Why Markets Plunged So Fast"* by Brian Maher *"Consider: *The market swung from record heights to “correction” within a mere six days. Only once in history has it plunged so violently so swiftly. In 1928 that was - not long before the great gale of ’29 blew on through. The market has since endured 25 “swift” corrections over 75 years. These are not extended, orderly retreats. They are rather lightning hysterias packing ferocious wallop. On average - the phrase is necessary - you can therefore expect one of these frantic corrections every three years. Yet four of these 25 hair-rai... more »
UK eases import restrictions for medical cannabis
The United Kingdom is easing import restrictions for medical cannabis, a move that is expected to improve the dismal numbers the market has seen to date. Licensed wholesalers of medical marijuana are now able to import larger quantities of cannabis-based products and hold supplies for future distribution, the Home Office and the Department of Health […] UK eases import restrictions for medical cannabis is a post from: Marijuana Business Daily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs
International and bulk cannabis sales punish Tilray’s bottom line
Cannabis producer Tilray became the latest Canadian marijuana company to report earnings well below market expectations. The British Columbia-based company reported a net loss of $219 million for the quarter ending Dec. 31, worse than the previous period’s net loss of $35 million. Total revenue fell 8% to $47 million compared to the previous quarter, […] International and bulk cannabis sales punish Tilray’s bottom line is a post from: Marijuana Business Daily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs
'We're not standing down' Solidarity with Wet'suwet'en: March 2, 2020
Molly Wickham, spokesperson for Gidimt'en clan of Wet'suwet'en 'Keep the pressure on' Gidimt'en spokesperson urges Wet'suwet'en solidarity movement not to let up By Erin Seatter Ricochet Media, March 2, 2020 We’re not standing down, and we’re not asking anybody else to stand down either.” Molly Wickham, spokesperson for the Gidimt’en clan of the Wet’suwet’en, says the nation’s struggle
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