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North Korean Keader Kim Jong-un Oversaw Test Of A New ‘Super-Large’ Multiple Rocket Launcher
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw the test-firing of what state media said was a 'super-large multiple rocket launcher' (AFP Photo/KCNA VIA KNS) *AFP*:* N. Korea's Kim oversaw test of 'multiple rocket launcher': KCNA* Seoul (AFP) - North Korean leader Kim Jong Un supervised the test-firing of a "super-large multiple rocket launcher", state media reported Sunday -- further muddying the waters for any resumption of denuclearisation talks. Pyongyang fired what appeared to be two short-range ballistic missiles on Saturday, Seoul's military said, the latest in a series of launches ... more »
Iranian Oil Tanker Released By Gibraltar Now Heading To Turkey
*Daily Mail: **Iranian tanker that was seized by Britain and then released by Gibraltar to the fury of the US sets sails for Turkey* * Adrian Darya 1, which was called Grace 1, updated destination to Mersin, Turkey * But mariners can put in any destination - so Turkey may not be its true target * The supertanker was released on Sunday night after a tense five-week standoff * Vessel had destination as Kalamata, Greece, though port couldn't offload tanker * US state department then pressured Greece not to aid the vessel, which it didn't An Iranian-flagged oil tanker pursued by the U... more »
São Paulo Nightlife Guide for Sunday, August 25, 2019
We have the top three picks for this Sunday, and below is a list of bars and lounges that are always a good option. MÚSICA BRASILEIRA: Fui Feita Pra Vadiar (Ibirapuera) – A tribute to the women of samba music with live performances, happening in Ibirapuera tonight. Diverse all-female samba groups will go up on […] The post São Paulo Nightlife Guide for Sunday, August 25, 2019 appeared first on The Rio Times.
Rio Nightlife Guide for Sunday, August 25, 2019
[image: Rio News, Brazil News, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, samba, International Womens Day] We have the top three picks for this Sunday, and below is a list of bars and lounges that are always a good option. MÚSICA BRASILEIRA: Pedra do Sal and Moça Prosa (Vidigal) – The best of samba music with a breath-taking view of Rio de Janeiro. Mirante do Arvrão, one of the most spectacular […] The post Rio Nightlife Guide for Sunday, August 25, 2019 appeared first on The Rio Times.
the very virtue of ritual turn to vice when now the ritual becomes the god instead of a means
*The *danger of course in the stultification of mercy’s flame is that the very ritual itself might become encased in the darker hue of death, and the very virtue of ritual turn to vice when now the ritual becomes the god instead of a means to serve the ever moving, the motion of the wind of the Holy Spirit, the leaping of the sacred fire, the jumping of the spume of the wave…. Thus we come to a very important era in the history of our own movement and in the path of your chelaship. For in these days, the closing days of the birthday cycle of the Messenger, there is the approach ... more »
Beijing Pledges Fight “To the End” Against U.S. Economic Confrontation – Let It Be So…
An announcement from China on Saturday, pledging a full economic war against the United States, will likely not come as a surprise for most CTH readers. However, it does serve as emphasis for our 2017 statement: “prepare your affairs accordingly“… … Continue reading →
Revolutionary Guards Commander: Iran Has Tested A New Missile
A still image from video footage shows, according to the source, the domestically built mobile missile defence system Bavar-373, taken from a video broadcasted in Iran August 22, 2019. © WANA/Reuters TV Al Jazeera: *Iran test-fired new missile, says Revolutionary Guards commander* Revolutionary Guards chief Hossein Salami says Tehran has tested a new missile, but did not provide further details. Iran has test-fired a new missile, the commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has said, according to the country's Tasnim news agency. "Our country is always the arena... more »
Announcing Mid-Coastal Meetup Wednesday September 4 on Bailey Island
Hope to see you at our Down East meetup right after Labor Day!
'The planet's lungs are on fire': Brazilian military hits ground and air to fight Amazon fires
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Backed by military aircraft, 44,000 Brazilian troops are deployed in the Amazon to fight fires that have swept the region and prompted anti-government protests as well as an international outcry.
Russian authorities blame radioactive material in doctor's body on bad seafood
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Officials in a northern Russian city confirm one of the doctors who treated victims of an apparent explosion during a rocket test was found to have a radioactive isotope in his body, but pin the blame on something he ate.
Leaky paddling pool causes cyclist carnage at La Vuelta opening, nevermind the car crash
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The Vuelta a Espana started in chaotic fashion, with a car crashing before the stage and riders left sprawled across the road after a leaky paddling pool turned a dry road into a treacherous corner.
Live: Dogs face the Crows in Ballarat
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The Bulldogs and Crows kick off an AFL Sunday in Ballarat, then the Tigers and Lions clash at the MCG and the Power host Freo, as the last round before finals comes to a close. Follow the live scores, stats and commentary.
Child sex doll possession to attract 10-year jail terms under proposed SA ban
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A South Australian MP says the "disturbing" and "sickening" items resembling young children have the potential to encourage paedophiles to commit abuse.
Radio host's abortion question to Premier 'not OK', Minister for Women says
Marise Payne says Sydney radio host Ben Fordham was out of line asking NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian whether she would ever have an abortion.
Asylum seeker flown to Australia after Nauru self-harm incident, refugee group says
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A refugee advocacy group says an asylum seeker has been flown to Australia for medical treatment after the self-harm incident, which took place in front of a mental health doctor in Nauru.
Guard fires shot as prisoner escapes from NSW hospital
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A manhunt is underway after Matthew Furner escapes from custody at Port Macquarie Base Hospital. He was last seen in prison greens running down a highway.
Alex crashed her motorbike and nearly died — but the 'invisible' injury pushed her to the edge
Alex Walker survived a devastating motorbike accident only to discover that once her physical recovery had progressed, an "invisible" injury left her in a dark place.
Squabbles break out over environment and 'niche' issues at G7 summit
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Two US officials say Donald Trump's delegation has been irked by Emmanuel Macron's focus of the G7 meeting on "niche issues" at the expense of the global economy, as the French President sets the agenda to the environment, gender equality and education.
These trees were felled by a cyclone. Now, their new life as drums conjure the storm
PNG drummer Lungol Popeu accepted a challenge: to carve 40 traditional log drums from the branches of huge African mahogany trees felled during Cyclone Marcus in 2018, for a triumphant performance at Darwin Festival.
Nauru's President ousted during national election
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Baron Waqa loses the fight to retain his seat in his constituency in the national election, having seen his Government accused of artificially boosting its support by granting citizenship to Chinese nationals.
Have you ever heard of a 'flesh bag'? It's convict slang for shirt
Convicts transported to Australia were so canny they invented their own language to confuse authorities. A dictionary first compiled in 1819 has been revived, but you may need "barnacles" to read it.
Meet the rare turkeys donating their blood to science
Turkeys bred on a farm in western Victoria are at the centre of the global fight to improve the flu vaccine.
Israel Launches Airstrikes Into Syria To Thwart A Planned Attack On Israel By Iran-Backed Fighters Using Armed Drones
Syrian air defence batteries respond to what state media said were Israeli missiles near Damascus earlier this year (AFP/file photo) *Times of Israel:* *Israeli jets strike in Syria to thwart attack by Iranian ‘killer drones’* Army says it carried out airstrikes near Damascus to foil ‘imminent’ IRGC plot to hit sites inside Israel with UAVs armed with explosives; Syria claims it downed Israeli missiles. Israeli fighter jets carried out airstrikes in Syria to thwart a planned attack on Israel by Iran-backed fighters using armed drones, the Israel Defense Forces said Saturday night.... more »
Suddenly West is Failing to Overthrow “Regimes”
It used to be done regularly and it worked: The West identified a country as its enemy, unleashed its professional propaganda against it, then administered a series of sanctions, starving and murdering children, the elderly and other vulnerable groups. If the country did not collapse within months or just couple of years, the bombing would … Continue reading Suddenly West is Failing to Overthrow “Regimes” →
The Genesis and Evolution of the Jeffrey Epstein, Bill Clinton Relationship
On August 10th, and for several days after, speculation swirled after it was announced that Jeffrey Epstein had been found dead in his cell. His cause of death has officially been ruled suicide by hanging. Epstein, the billionaire pedophile and sex trafficker with a myriad of connections to the rich and powerful in the United … Continue reading The Genesis and Evolution of the Jeffrey Epstein, Bill Clinton Relationship →
Intersectional Omnicide
Our weapons will be manufactured by corporations that have pansexual CEOs and Muslim shareholders. The bombers will be emblazoned with rainbow flags and flown by empowered women of all colors who will scream “YAAASSS QUEEN!” as the mushroom clouds arise. The desert sand will turn […]
Watch Out: This Country Is Getting Russia's Deadly MiG-35 Fighters
*Dario Leone* *Security, Middle East* [image: Reuters] They pack a punch. *Noteworthy the Egyptian Air Force MiG-35 deal represents the largest order for the Fulcrum fighter aircraft in the post-Soviet period.* Taken by Dmitri Terekhov at Zhukovsky Air Base, Russia, the interesting photo in this post shows first Egyptian Air Force (EAF) MiG-29/35. The jet’s serial number is 811. In Nov. 2013, it was reported that Egypt and Russia were negotiating an order of 24 of the then designed MiG-29M/M2s for the Egyptian Air Force. In Apr. 2015, Egypt instead signed a contract, worth up to... more »
How To Bury A Story
By corbettreport Propagandists have many techniques for burying a story. Today on #PropagandaWatch, let’s examine how a nothing burger distraction story can keep people who... more »
U.S. Planning To Open Greenland Consulate
*The Hill:* *US planning to open Greenland consulate for the first time in decades* The U.S. reportedly plans to open a consulate in Greenland for the first time in decades amid President Trump’s interest in the island. The State Department, in a letter to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee obtained by The Associated Press on Friday, said the move to reopen the consulate in Greenland's capital of Nuuk was part of a larger plan to increase American presence in the Arctic. The U.S. has a “strategic interest in enhancing political, economic, and commercial relationships across th... more »
Freedom is Not a Universal Solution
Freedom is not a panacea for every nation. A few nations are energized by freedom, but most are apathetic to it. There are nations where people are incapable of taking charge of their own life—they are habituated to being told what they must do for earning their bare necessities. If there is no one around to give orders, they feel cheated of their way of life. The idea of freedom is of importance only in the nations which enjoy a relatively high standard of living and where people have become addicted to luxuries. In places where luxuries are not available, people have no conception... more »
Climate Alarmists Foiled: No U.S. Warming Since 2005
Originally posted on Sierra Foothill Commentary: By James Taylor August 23, 2019 When American climate alarmists claim to have witnessed the effects of global warming, they must be referring to a time beyond 14 years ago. That is because there has been no warming in the United States since at least 2005, according to updated data…
Retailer customer’s complaint about allergen labeling spurs sausage recall
An Oregon company is recalling almost 200 pounds of pork sausage because it contains pistachios, which are tree nuts, that are not declared on the label as required by federal law. Olympia Meats of Portland, OR, shipped the product to retail locations in California, Oregon, and Washington, according to a recall notice posted by the... Continue Reading
Joe Biden Asks His Audience To Imagine A Hypothetical Barack Obama Assassination
*CNN:* *Recalling deaths of MLK and Robert Kennedy, Biden poses hypothetical question about an Obama assassination* Hanover, New Hampshire (CNN)During a town hall Friday afternoon, former Vice President Joe Biden asked a New Hampshire audience to imagine what it would have been like if Barack Obama had been assassinated when he became the Democratic nominee for president in 2008 and how it would've affected the country. The scenario came as Biden discussed the impact that the 1968 assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy had on his own life and how that had ... more »
Poll: Majority of Americans Do Not Want President Trump To Be Impeached And Removed From Office
*USA Today:* *Poll: Majority of Americans don't want Trump to be impeached and removed from office.* WASHINGTON -- A majority of Americans oppose impeaching President Donald Trump, according to a new poll by Monmouth University released Thursday. The data point -- with 59% of those surveyed responding that Trump should not be impeached and compelled to leave office -- comes as Trump’s approval rating remains at 40% in the same poll. In the poll, there is a clear partisan divide on whether the House Judiciary Committee should pursue an impeachment inquiry. While 72% of Democrats b... more »
DARPA Wants Robots To Go Into A Cave
*Popular Mechanics:* *A Cave Is No Place for Humans, So DARPA Is Sending In the Robots* *DARPA's Subterranean Challenge aims to make cave exploration a more robotic affair.* Outside its cavernous passageways, the mine's entrance is emblazoned in red lettering that reads "Safety Research Coal Mine." This site is just one of two mine systems at the Bruceton Research Center in Pittsburgh. They were once part of a full mine system but were split apart for research purposes after the U.S. Bureau of Mines leased 38 acres of land from the Pittsburgh Coal Company in 1910. For more than ... more »
Scientific Breakthrough At Florida Aquarium Could Save Florida’s Endangered Coral Reefs
For the first time ever, researchers at The Florida Aquarium are making scientific history by successfully reproducing a group of endangered Atlantic pillar coral in a lab setting. Scientists believe the historic breakthrough, which enables sexual reproduction to occur entirely outside of the ocean, could ultimately help save corals in the Florida Reef Tract from […] The post Scientific Breakthrough At Florida Aquarium Could Save Florida’s Endangered Coral Reefs appeared first on Health Nut News.
“Child Actorvism” and the Extinction Agenda of Neoliberal Racists
Op-Ed by Mathew Maavak There is no shortage of social justice causes trumpeted by the West† with a revolving medley of “child actorvists” at the... more »
Great Britain, Germany and Spain Criticize Macron and Defend the EU-Mercosur Agreement
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Great Britain criticized the position of French President Emmanuel Macron, on Saturday, August 24, for wanting to block the trade agreement between the European Union and Mercosur to pressure Brazil about the forest fires in the Amazon. On arriving at the summit of G7 countries, which started on Saturday in […] The post Great Britain, Germany and Spain Criticize Macron and Defend the EU-Mercosur Agreement appeared first on The Rio Times.
Petition Launched to Tell President Trump to Protect the Universal Right of Informed Consent, Put a Stop to Mandatory Vaccines
New York has become a magnet for controversy and protest in recent months following Governor Andrew Cuomo’s approval of a mandatory vaccination law in June, which ended religious exemptions in the state. Now, with the new school year looming, a federal judge has denied a request from six parents to halt the new state law, adding to the frustration of parents concerned about their loss of Informed Consent rights. The law went into effect immediately earlier this summer, putting many parents wishing to opt-out between a rock and a hard place, and garnering the attention of gras... more »
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The Stakes are High – Macron Emphasizes Maximum G7 Control – Even Spouses Segregated During Dinner…
The stakes are high at this G7 Summit in Biarritz France. Against the rising tide of populist nationalism -pushing against the globalist/corporatist world order- perhaps these stakes are the highest in the modern political era. (Where are the spouses?) Italian … Continue reading →
The Politicization of Justice
Op-Ed by Renee Parsons The American criminal justice system has long been a sharp painful thorn in the nation’s consciousness as if to remind us... more »
"This Is How I Answer..."
“After sleeping through a hundred million centuries we have finally opened our eyes on a sumptuous planet, sparkling with color, bountiful with life. Within decades we must close our eyes again. Isn’t it a noble, an enlightened way of spending our brief time in the sun, to work at understanding the universe and how we have come to wake up in it? This is how I answer when I am asked- as I am surprisingly often- why I bother to get up in the mornings.” - Richard Dawkins
"Get Your Stuff Together..."
"We all got problems. But there's a great book out called "Too Soon Old, Too Late Smart." Did you see that? That book says the statute of limitations has expired on all childhood traumas. Get your stuff together and get on with your life, man. Stop whinin' about what's wrong, because everybody's had a rough time, in one way or another." - Quincy Jones
"The Uncomfortable Truth About Mind Control: Is Free Will Simply a Myth?"
*"The Uncomfortable Truth About Mind Control: * *Is Free Will Simply a Myth?"* by Michael Mosley "We have vain brains; we see ourselves as better than we really are. We like to think that we exercise free will, that put into a situation where we were challenged to do something we thought unacceptable then we'd refuse. But, if you believe that, then you are probably deluded. I make this claim, based partly on the work of psychologist Stanley Milgram. Milgram devised and carried out ingenious experiments that exposed the frailty and self-delusion that are central to our lives. He sho... more »
Why Real Science isn’t Determined by “Consensus.”
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A local is addressing homelessness … Building A Whare Uku – an Earth House in the Far North
Some very good news from the Far North. “Don’t wait for the Government” says Reuben Porter. I think we all know why we shouldn’t. EWR From Bryan Bruce’s VIDEO channel, producer of the award winning doco Mind the Gap on poverty in NZ. An excellent watch. BUILDING A WHARE UKU While traveling in the the … Continue reading A local is addressing homelessness … Building A Whare Uku – an Earth House in the Far North →
How to uncover 5G & Smart City plans & hold your council to account on the health & safety risks
Some guidance in how to hold your local council accountable for their possible involvement with the roll out of 5G. Please read full info at the link. See also the related information at the website. EWR From saveusnow.org.uk All United Kingdom and Common Wealth residents can use this FOI request form as a template to … Continue reading How to uncover 5G & Smart City plans & hold your council to account on the health & safety risks →
French police attack on G7 summit protesters
Originally posted on Dear Kitty. Some blog: https://youtu.be/W_xH8wvA8Ko This 24 August 2019 French AFP news agency video is about the big peaceful demonstration in Hendaye, France against the G7 summit in Biarritz. https://youtu.be/iunjhUHEaA4 This video is the sequel. Translated from Dutch NOS TV today: French police use tear gas and water cannons against protesters at…
Amazon Fires–Latest BBC Fake News
Originally posted on Iowa Climate Science Education: By Paul Homewood I’ve only been gone a couple of days, and there’s already yet more hysterical (and fake) reports across the world’s media! “Record wildfires in the Amazon” shrieks the press, and apparently it is Brazilian President Bolsonaro who is to blame, and not global warming…
Prenatal Ultrasound—Not So Sound After All, by the Children’s Health Defense Team
Originally posted on Defending Sanity in the Uppity Down World: https://www.healthnutnews.com/prenatal-ultrasound-not-so-sound-after-all-by-the-childrens-health-defense-team/
There’s no reason to go heterodox
Commenter Michael Sandifer had this to say: Seeing so many developed economies at negative nominal rates, with others trending there, as the global economy slows down, with those economies never having enjoyed even the nominal growth rates of the past, it is tempting to think there’s something very wrong with standard economic theory. And, perhaps […] The post There’s no reason to go heterodox appeared first on Econlib.
Sunday Sermonette - Early Edition
*The Sweet Hustle*: No, the $100K story came from *Fox News*, not *Babylon Bee*. It's attributed at the top of the article. The problem with *Babylon Bee* (if indeed there is a problem) is that the satire does pass for "News" in this world where CNN and MSNBC is pure Democrat propaganda, designed to create a socialist/collectivist government in the US. The Bee strikes a lot closer to the truth than MSNBC does. Our fellow blogger, Larry, points out the headline in USA Today: *$700K for an apartment? The cost to solve the homeless crisis is soaring in Los Angeles*. And yes, I'm sure th... more »
Lightning strike causes injuries and Tour Championship chaos
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Six golf spectators were injured when lightning struck the course shortly after play had been suspended at the US Tour Championships.
California's worst-ever drought forces water experts to look to Australia
Californian farmers, experts and lawmakers are looking at Australia for answers as they approach the biggest water reforms in the history of the United States.
England give themselves a sniff of historic Headingley victory
England's fightback was just enough to seed that painful sprout of optimism, but if Australia does take an expected victory tomorrow, at least England's captain showed he could fight, writes Geoff Lemon.
'There's a long way I can go': Here's what Trump can do to REALLY escalate the trade war
Two weeks ago President Trump threatened China with the ultimate retaliation, which would cripple its economy. The "nuclear" option is an obscure law last used on terrorist organisations in the wake of the 9/11 attacks.
Don't Stop In: The Air Force Is Really Ready to Defend Area 51
*Dario Leone* *Security, United States* For better or worse, the internet is here to stay. *Will anyone take the “Storm Area 51” Facebook event seriously and actually show up at the heavily-guarded site with 24-hour surveillance?* According to Fox News, more than 250,000 people have signed up to attend a Facebook event planning a raid on Area 51 in southern Nevada to “see them aliens.” *(This first appeared in July 2019).* The event, titled, “Storm Area 51, They Can’t Stop All of Us,” will see a group of alien hunters meeting at 3 a.m. on Sep. 20, 2019 near the top-secret U.S. ... more »
How Congress Can Prevent a Meltdown of Global Nuclear Arms Control
*Tom Countryman, Laura Kennedy* *Security, Americas* [image: Reuters] The end of the INF Treaty was a mistake but building new low-yield nukes and leaving New START would be disastrous. The Trump administration’s nuclear weapons policy has eroded decades of agreed-upon norms. An important arms control agreement with Russia was already shredded, and another is on the brink of being abandoned. Instead of adhering to its commitments under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), which calls for good-faith steps towards the ultimate goal of nuclear disarmament, the Trump administr... more »
Joe Walsh: The New Never Trump Candidate
*Hunter DeRensis* *Politics, Americas* [image: Reuters] Despite his play for decency, Joe Walsh is far from fitting the “nice guy” mold himself. The potential candidate has years of controversies, insensitive statements, and loose language at his back. With well over twenty candidates vying for the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination, the Republican side appears downright quaint. Joe Walsh wants to change that. The former one-term congressman, radio host, and inveterate Twitter personality is seriously considering a primary challenge to incumbent Donald Trump. Walsh has sa... more »
F-35s Obsolete? Russia Has Lots of Thoughts on the Future of Aircraft Carriers
*Lyle J. Goldstein* *Security, Europe* Here they are. *Carrier advocates will often make the dubious claim that a couple of missiles or even a torpedo could not actually sink these hulking ships. Perhaps not, but please try to imagine the armada that would have to be assembled to rescue a disabled ship of this stature.* The 2019 iteration of the naval exercise *Sea Breeze*, which brought together nineteen nations (mostly from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization) and thirty-two ships, ended in the Ukrainian port of Odesa on July 12. The exercise was apparently conducted withou... more »
Why Is Playboy-Congressman Steve Watkins (R-KS) Suddenly Being Pressured By The GOP To Resign?
*Kansas Republican Steve Watkins-- That body language indicates a guy who would get up to no good-- fast... like sending out dick shots* Not counting Kansas City, KS-02 is all of eastern Kansas, from the border with Nebraska in the north to the border with Oklahoma in the south. The district's entire eastern border is Missouri. The second district includes the state capital, Topeka, and Shawnee County is the biggest of the 25 counties in the district-- and one of the two blue ones. The other blue county-- Douglas (the Kansas City suburbs) is also the second biggest in terms of voter... more »
Hong Kong Protests: A Peaceful and Violent Weekend
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HONG KONG, Aug 24 (IPS) - As protests in Hong Kong continue over the weekend, thousands of people joined hands to form a human chain that stretched across the city on Friday. It was yet another demonstration – this one entirely peaceful – in a series of protests that have rocked the former British colony for the past 12 weeks. Read the full story, “Hong Kong Protests: A Peaceful and Violent Weekend”, on globalissues.org →
Hedge Fund Chatham Sends Nastygram Over NY Post Removal of “Parked Transaction” in Piece on Questionable Deals Involving American Media, Owner of National Enquirer. CalPERS Too.
Hedge fund Chatham is might upset about a phrase we picked up from a New York Post article on Chatham funds' investment, including a CalPERS fund, in the parent of the notorious National Enquirer.
Amazon Fires–Latest BBC Fake News
Originally posted on NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT: By Paul Homewood ? I’ve only been gone a couple of days, and there’s already yet more hysterical (and fake) reports across the world’s media! “Record wildfires in the Amazon” shrieks the press, and apparently it is Brazilian President Bolsonaro who is to blame, and…
Adam Schiff Must Now Step Aside Because America Needs "More Everyday People In Congress" Says His Drag Queen Challenger
The Yapping Chihuahuas of Diversity Shall Turn and Bite You in the Ass The democrat party is now solidly the party of identity politics. They’ve gone to great lengths in recent years introducing Marxist concepts like intersectionality into their party’s platform. Like an oppression olympics, democrat politicians seem to have a scorecard rating them by their race, ethnicity, gender, and sexual orientation to develop a score of how “untouchable” they are based on the groups, sub-groups, and sub-sub-groups the Left uses to scream bigotry at any question or criticism they don’t agree. ... more »
Inside Egypt's Spring Flowers Fair 2019 [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo: [image: Inside Egypt's Spring Flowers Fair 2019] A mother and her toddler smile to the camera at Egypt's Spring Flowers Fair 2019
Inside Egypt's Spring Flowers Fair 2019 [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo: [image: Inside Egypt's Spring Flowers Fair 2019] A parition at Egypt's Spring Flowers Fair 2019 in Giza.
Inside Egypt's Spring Flowers Fair 2019 [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo: [image: Inside Egypt's Spring Flowers Fair 2019] Snapping a selfie photo with a friend inside a partition at Egypt's Spring Flowers Fair 2019 in Giza.
Inside Egypt's Spring Flowers Fair 2019 [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo: [image: Inside Egypt's Spring Flowers Fair 2019] Snapping a selfie photo with a friend inside a partition at Egypt's Spring Flowers Fair 2019 in Giza.
Inside Egypt's Spring Flowers Fair 2019 [Flickr]
Kodak Agfa posted a photo: [image: Inside Egypt's Spring Flowers Fair 2019] An orange diasy at Egypt's Spring Flowers Fair 2019 in Giza.
Fury and fear: Mark McGowan's worst nightmare unfolds at ALP state conference
Booing, heckling, walkouts, a tearful apology and a boycott of a keynote speech by a sitting premier — the WA ALP's state conference descended into chaos within minutes, and as Jacob Kagi writes, the party's woes appear far from over.
'Trying to do something good': Why this 'street doctor' runs a surgery on wheels
If you haven't got a place to sleep, or food to eat, going to the doctor is likely to be low on the priority list. But in Melbourne, there's currently a glimmer of hope for those needing to see a GP.
Meat and dairy guidelines have changed. What and how much should we now eat?
New guidelines recommended full-fat dairy, more eggs and less meat. But what about the other key food groups?
A gold medal, then back to school — the world was different for Australia's youngest swimming star
At just 14, Elizabeth Edmondson became the youngest Australian to claim an individual gold medal for swimming at either an Olympics or Paralympics — 55 years later she is finally getting recognised for her achievement.
When health services fail foreign students, Suresh Rajan has to help fly the bodies back home
Ethnic communities in WA say deaths can be avoided if the Government commits to a culturally appropriate mental health service, to assist migrant communities deal with some of the severe trauma they have experienced.
Has an astronaut committed the first space crime?
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NASA is reportedly investigating a claim that an astronaut accessed the bank account of her estranged spouse from the International Space Station, in what could be the first allegation of a crime committed in space.
Why 'losing the denture down the loo' is no longer the biggest dental crisis facing aged care
As we age, dental hygiene often declines. Now, a trial among elderly people has found cleaning teeth has "amazing" side benefits, including a drop in chest infections and pulmonary aspiration, which can lead to pneumonia.
'It is a beautiful thing': How Lado found peace in his local football club
Lado Alphonse says he was a "reject in society" before being recruited by the Cora Lynn Cobras. Now, he is among several players bringing new life to the regional Victorian football community.
Menindee growers call halt to season amid drought and poor water conditions
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Fruit and vegetable growers in Menindee struggle to produce full crops while the drought persists and water from the Darling River stays affected by blue-green algae.
Margaret and Kerrie are using love, laughter and art in the face of an incurable condition
Artist Margaret Hadfield has seen more than her fair share of tragedy. But not only has her adversity made her "a much more aware and caring person", it has also translated into award-winning art.
How this 19th century bishop's legacy reverberates through the centuries
From a religious kindness towards convicts to the painful history of missions, Australia's first Catholic bishop's deeds have had a lasting influence.
Demand for bees increases as almond industry grows
Despite concerns earlier this year, the bee industry is confident it will be able to keep up with demand from the almond industry with hives trucked into SA's Riverland region.
Puppy euthanasia fears as animal rescue services reach 'crisis level'
A shortage of volunteers and funding has triggered serious concerns for animal welfare in far-north Western Australia, with cats, dogs, puppies and kittens "very much at risk" of being euthanised.
'Bite the bullet': Barangaroo theatre space urgently needed, critics say
The NSW Government looks at options for a new theatre at Barangaroo as critics say the refurbishment and redevelopment of current venues is making the need for another venue more urgent.
How anti-abortion campaigners are winning the fight in cyberspace
An ABC analysis of Facebook communities from both sides of the abortion debate — excluding pages belonging to politicians — finds those against the bill have 10 times the share of voice and activity of their opponents.
Rare lily thrives as scientists shine a little light in the Otways
At first glance, this plant might seem unremarkable, but the tall astelia is one of the Otway rainforest's greatest unknown treasures.
You know you've got problems when your friends are your enemies
The provocative attack by a powerful union on the Palaszczuk Labor Government this week triggers a tipping point for the Premier, after weeks of pressure to defend her mantra of "integrity and accountability", writes Allyson Horn.
Bird experts unlock mysteries of Australia's unmapped ocean
It's largely unknown what seabirds and marine mammals do when they are out in Australia's remote waters, but an ongoing project aboard at 94-metre floating laboratory is changing that.
Prince Andrew says it was a 'mistake' to continue friendship with Epstein
Britain's Prince Andrew has issued a new statement defending his friendship with disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein, denying that he had any knowledge of his "criminal behaviour".
Who’s Tory now?
Quick now. Who’s the real Tory candidate in the Cape Breton Northside-Westmount provincial byelection? Yes, it is a trick question. And, yes, the answer is complicated. Best to start chronologically. Earlier this year, the Progressive Conservative Party recruited Sydney Mines musician Andrew Doyle to seek its nomination in the traditionally Tory riding for the next […]
Prosecutors call for Breach of Tax and Banking Secrecy for the President of Brazil’s Supreme Court
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The National Association of Members of the Public Prosecution Service - MP Pro-Sociedade - filed a 39-page representation with the Attorney General's Office for the removal of bank and tax secrecy for Dias Toffoli, the president of Brazil's Federal Supreme Court. The group of prosecutors points out illegalities committed by […] The post Prosecutors call for Breach of Tax and Banking Secrecy for the President of Brazil’s Supreme Court appeared first on The Rio Times.
Why were Corn Flakes invented? Not to be an anti-masturbatory aid, despite the viral rumor
Apparently, there are rumors online suggesting that Kelloggs Corn Flakes were invented as an aid against masturbation. Several memes have appeared recently asking people “Google” why the cereal was invented. Search results claim that the bland breakfast concoction was created intentionally to ward off sexual urges. That theory, however, appears to be false (but check […] The post Why were Corn Flakes invented? Not to be an anti-masturbatory aid, despite the viral rumor appeared first on Health Nut News.
FOX: Ex-Overstock CEO: FBI asked me to pursue a romantic relationship with Maria Butina
Overstock founder and CEO Patrick Byrne, who resigned Thursday amid ties to a goverment probe related to 2016 election, claimed former FBI official Peter Strzok directed him in the summer before the election to pursue a “romantic relationship with Maria Butina.” Butina is the Russian woman accused of attempting to win influence in powerful Republican […] The post FOX: Ex-Overstock CEO: FBI asked me to pursue a romantic relationship with Maria Butina appeared first on Health Nut News.
Langworthy taps Jeffery Williams for key party fundraising post
As part of his plan “to rebuild, retool and revitalize” the New York Republican Party, Chairman Nick Langworthy has appointed top real estate executive, civic leader and former government official, Jeffrey Williams, to serve as the Party’s regional finance vice
Amazon Fires–Latest BBC Fake News
By Paul Homewood I’ve only been gone a couple of days, and there’s already yet more hysterical (and fake) reports across the world’s media! “Record wildfires in the Amazon” shrieks the press, and apparently it is Brazilian President Bolsonaro who is to blame, and not global warming (though there is not much difference. Surprised […]
Forget the AK-47, M-16 or AR-15: Is This the Best Rifle Ever?
*Warfare History Network, Blaine Taylor* *Security, * You decide. According to The History Channel’s Tales of the Gun, the Mauser 98 was “the best bolt action rifle ever made.” Author Robert W.D. Ball added that the Mauser was “a safe and robust rifle with a five-round clip, and the world’s most popular rifle; 30 countries used it, and 100 million units were manufactured between 1898-1945, during which it was employed in both world wars by the German Army. At 49 inches long, the shorter carbine K98k World War II version witnessed 14 million produced.” Read full article
France's Dassault Rafale Is No Competition for the F-35
*Sebastien Roblin* *Technology, Europe* The reasons why. *Despite incorporating stealth technology, the Rafale (“Burst of Fire” or “Gust of Wind”), is not a true stealth aircraft like the F-35.* In January 2019, French Defense Minister Florence Parly announced France would commit $2.3 billion to develop an F4 generation of the Dassault Rafale twin-engine multirole fighter. This would include production in 2022–2024 of the last twenty-eight of the original order of 180 Rafales, followed by the purchase of an additional thirty Rafales F4.2s between 2027–2030, for a total of 210. ... more »
President Trump, Steam Catapults on Aircraft Carriers Are Old News
*James Holmes* *Technology, Americas* The future is here. *Yet, like all steam contrivances, they are labor-intensive and inefficient.* You have to hand it to President Trump; he bites certain topics in the nether regions and develops lockjaw. Certain naval technologies count among those topics. To wit: steam catapults in nuclear-powered aircraft carriers. Early in his presidency Trump made headlines railing against the newfangled electromagnetic catapults meant to loft warplanes skyward from the decks of *Ford-*class aircraft carriers, the next class of U.S. Navy flattops, at ... more »
More chicken recalled in relation to Listeria outbreak as Canada, U.S. continue investigations
Public health officials have announced another recall of diced chicken as outbreak investigators in Canada and the U.S. continue to look for the source of Listeria monocytogenes behind an outbreak. This time it is again diced chicken from Rosemount Sales and Marketing, which distributed the implicated chicken to retailers, possibly nationwide in Canada, but for... Continue Reading
"Look Around You..."
"You are put in school to be trained to become exactly what they want you to be: not them, anything but them. They live on a golden island and have the key to the only bridge. Your parents are not millionaires, so it doesn't matter how intelligent you are, you aren't invited to their party. That's the great shame. The idiots have the gold, and the poor die to give it to them. So you better start to laugh, because this world is one big joke written by the few, at the expense of the masses. Look around you, that feeling your life isn't going anywhere? That's the feeling that makes yo... more »
"Why the Grieving, And You, Should Read Hamlet"
*"Why the Grieving, And You, Should Read Hamlet"* by Meghan O'Rourke "I had a hard time sleeping right after my mother died. The nights were long and had their share of what C.S. Lewis, in his memoir "A Grief Observed"*, calls "mad, midnight … entreaties spoken into the empty air." One of the things I did was read. I read lots of books about death and loss. But one said more to me about grieving than any other: Hamlet. I'm not alone in this. A colleague recently told me that after his mother died he listened over and over to a tape recording he'd made of the Kenneth Branagh film ve... more »
"O Brave New World..."
"How many goodly creatures are there here! How beauteous mankind is! O brave new world, That has such people in't." - William Shakespeare, "The Tempest"
The Poet: John Updike, "Ode to Entropy"
*“The 2nd Law of Thermodynamics”* by Chet Raymo "Let me share these lines from "Ode to Entropy": “Death exists nowhere in nature, not In the minds of birds or the consciousness of flowers, Not even in the numb brain of the wildebeest calf Gone under to the grinning crocodile, nowhere In the mesh of woods or the tons of sea, only In our forebodings, our formulae.” Can that be true? That no other creature than ourselves anticipates non-existence? Surely, other animals experience danger. The wildebeest calf darts to avoid the lunging crocodile. The rabbit in my ne... more »
Gotham City Digest: Second Coming edition
(Where we at least know we're the first draft of history, not the Second Coming.) ------------------------------ Trump tweeted a photo of a Trump Tower in Greenland. Stop me if this sounds familiar. ------------------------------ Tomahawk missile tests? Ok, why? Weren't they banned under the Reagan-era INF Treaty that Trump the traitor walked away from? ------------------------------ This is what redneck Republicans REALLY think of women and people of color. ------------------------------ Who else knew that lobbyist scumbags were writing "model" legislation that e... more »
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