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70 killed as
battle for Fallujah rages on after US
strike kills local IS group commander:
“We’ve killed more than 70 enemy
fighters, including Maher Al-Bilawi, who
is the commander of ISIL (IS) forces in
Fallujah,” coalition spokesman Steve
Warren said.
Fallujah: 50,000
Iraqis trapped by assault on ISIL:
Conditions rapidly deteriorate as city
completely surrounded by Iraqi
government forces and militias, aid
groups say
80 ISIS members
killed by aerial bombardment north of
Ramadi:
“The international
coalition aircraft bombarded a tunnel
belonging to ISIS in Albu Bali area in
Khalidiya Island north of Ramadi,
killing 80 ISIS members.”
Obama admits US
troops died in combat in Iraq:
US President Barack Obama has
acknowledged that three American troops
who recently died in Iraq were killed in
combat; despite claims that US forces
deployed to Iraq and Syria are on a
mission to support, train and equip
local forces.
Turkish and
coalition forces kill 104 Daesh
terrorists in Syria:
Turkish and US-led coalition forces have
killed 104 Daesh terrorists in northern
Syria on Friday, military sources said,
in retaliation for weeks of rocket
attacks on Turkey's southern border
province of Kilis.
ISIS-rebel
clashes rock northeast Syria town:
Isis said in a statement circulated
online that it launched the offensive on
Thursday night after intelligence
pointed to an impending assault by
US-backed rebel factions in northern
Aleppo. The advances brought the
militants to within three 3 kilometers
(2 miles) of the rebel-held town of Azaz
ISIS enters
Syrian rebel stronghold near Turkey:
ISIS militants entered a Syrian
opposition stronghold in the country’s
north on Saturday, marking the extremist
group's most significant advance near
the Turkish border in two years, Syrian
opposition groups said.
More than
'100,000' Syrians flee as ISIL advances:
MSF "terribly concerned" about thousands
caught in crossfire as ISIL battles
rebels near closed Turkish border
crossing.
The last
remaining Pentagon-trained rebel group
in Syria is now in jeopardy:
“I’m not saying the Americans let us
down, but there is dereliction of duty.
They are not doing what they could,” he
said. “We don’t want the Americans to
disrespect the lives of our men.”
U.S. special ops
troops in Syria ordered to remove
Kurdish insignia:
American commanders have ordered U.S.
special operations troops in Syria to
remove patches affiliating those forces
with the Kurdish rebel group Turkey has
labeled as a terrorist organization.
Saudi King will
not receive more Cluster Bombs from US
to Kill Yemeni people:
The United States has reportedly
suspended the transfer of cluster bombs
to Saudi Arabia amid growing concerns
that the kingdom has used the weapons in
its bombing campaign in Yemen, a report
says.
Netanyahu’s
government may be near collapse, report
says
: Netanyahu’s surprise move to bring the
right-wing Yisrael Beiteinu party into
the coalition may be backfiring on him.
Niger military
kills 10 Boko Haram extremists;
Niger’s army has killed at least 10 Boko
Haram militants after they tried to
attack a military post in the country’s
southeast near its border with Nigeria.
Trump suggests
U.S. should bomb Libya:
Claiming that ISIS controls oil fields
in Libya, the presumptive Republican
nominee questioned during a rally here
why the United States isn't "bombing the
hell out of" ISIS in Libya.
Afghanistan
Security Forces Kill Over 70 Militants
in Past 24 Hours:
The operations were held in 14 of Afghan
provinces, including Nangarhar, Paktia,
Herat and Helmand, the statement added.
2 Taliban leaders
killed in an airstrike in north of
Afghanistan;
At least 6 Taliban insurgents were also
wounded during the airstrike which was
carried out in Kata Qala village.
Reduction of
Nuclear Arsenal Has Slowed Under Obama,
Report Finds:
The new figures, released by the
Pentagon, also highlight a trend — that
the current administration has reduced
the nuclear stockpile less than any
other post-Cold War presidency.
‘Greatest threat
to peace & stability’: Beijing
criticizes US
China has termed the
flexing of muscles by outside countries
the “greatest threat to peace and
stability” and the reason for tensions
in the South China Sea. It promised
never to relinquish the disputed
territory, through which billions of
dollars of trade pass annually.
Putin says
Romania, Poland may now be in Russia's
cross-hairs:
Russian President Vladimir Putin on
Friday warned Romania and Poland they
could find themselves in the sights of
Russian rockets because they are hosting
elements of a U.S. missile shield that
Moscow considers a threat to its
security.
Poland Has 80,000
Militiamen Training for War with Russia
(Video):
In the grip of paranoia, Poles live
every day believing the Russian invasion
could come at any moment
1,400 US soldiers
& 400 vehicles head to Baltics for Saber
Strike drills (PHOTOS)
: US forces have been
seen on the “Dragoon Ride II” tactical
march across central and Eastern Europe
in massive military drills, which this
year are in the Baltic States. Over
1,400 soldiers and 400 vehicles
displayed their “dynamic presence.”
Tony Blair will
not be accused of breaking laws in Iraq
War inquiry:
Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, has
already said that he will push for Mr
Blair to be prosecuted if he is found to
have broken any laws.
Italy navy: 135
saved, 45 bodies retrieved from migrant
boat:
The navy said earlier it was aiding the
partially sunk boat in the sea between
Libya and Italy, a route smugglers'
boats use in a lucrative business to
transport those fleeing wars and poverty
onto European shores.
Virginia Cabbie
Faces 48 Years in Prison After Driving
Aspiring Terrorist To Airport:
A federal grand jury charged a 26-year
old Virginia taxi driver with helping
provide support for terrorists after he
transported one of his associates, a
would-be member of Islamic State, 90
minutes to the airport.
Clinton Clinches
Democratic Nomination:
MSNBC’s Chris Matthews has revealed that
the major television networks plan to
call the Democratic primary for Hillary
Clinton during the day on June 7th —
hours prior to the close of polls in
California
Goldman Sachs Is
The Gift That Keeps On Giving... To The
Clintons:
Whether it's paying millions out for
speeches, investing in family member's
failing hedge fund ventures, or donating
hundreds of thousands to the Clinton
Foundation, Goldman seems to be keeping
a close relationship with the family.
Like Clinton,
Trump Chickens Out of Debate with
Sanders:
'Well, I say to Mr. Trump, what are you
afraid of?'
Scuffles break
out as Trump holds rally in San Diego:
Riot police sent in and pepper spray
fired as presumptive presidential
nominee speaks in city close to Mexican
border.
Trump tells
California 'there is no drought':
Presumptive Republican presidential
nominee Donald Trump told California
voters Friday that he can solve their
water crisis, declaring, "There is no
drought."
Donald Trump's
anti-immigrant rhetoric 'sparks rush'
for American citizenship before election
:
Donald Trump's tough talk on immigration
has coincided with a 28 per cent jump in
foreigners applying for naturalisation –
and a surge in the number of migrants
trying to reach the US illegally from
Mexico.
Donald Trump
Blasts “Mexican” Judge in Trump
University Case:
“The trial is going to take place
sometime in November. There should be no
trial. This should have been dismissed
on summary judgment easily,” Trump said.
“Everybody says it, but I have a judge
who is a hater of Donald Trump, a hater.
He’s a hater. |
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27, 2016
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Our
Poverty Myth
By Jill Richardson
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The illusion
that people are to blame for
their own poverty goes back
centuries in our culture.
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Syrian
Government, Russian jets, Daesh kill 29
in Aleppo:
Twenty-nine civilians lost their lives
Friday in the Aleppo province in
separate attacks by the Syrian regime,
Russian airstrikes, and the Daesh
terrorist group, according to a civil
defense official and a local source.
Terrorists
Shelling of Syria's Aleppo Kills 25
Civilians in Past 2 Days:
At least 25 residents were killed in the
Syrian city of Aleppo in last two days
as a result of terrorists' shelling,
militia source told RIA Novosti on
Friday.
Al-Nusra Front in
Syria gets daily weapons supplies from
Turkey - Russian military:
Terrorist group Al-Nusra Front is
receiving daily arms shipments across
the border from Turkey, the Russian
General Staff says. The Al-Qaeda
offshoot used the truce between
government forces and moderate rebels in
Syria to regroup and renew hostilities.
Syrian Armed
Groups Urge Russia to Halt Strikes Until
Al-Nusra Front Routed:
Russia has received a multiple appeals
from militant groups in Syria for it to
hold off on carrying out airstrikes
against extremist positions in
territories under their control until
they have managed to force out the Nusra
Front jihadists there
U.S. Troops 18
Miles from ISIS Capital:
U.S. Special
Forces soldiers have been seen and
photographed on the front lines in Syria
wearing the patches of Kurdish fighters.
American Green
Berets in Syria are wearing Kurdish
militia insignia on their uniforms:
Photos have emerged of American special
operations troops in Syria wearing
uniform insignia affiliated with a
Kurdish rebel group known as the YPG,
whose connection to Turkish terrorists
could could fuel tension between the
U.S. and a key ally in the Islamic State
fight.
US soldiers with
YPG insignias unacceptable, says Turkish
FM:
“It is unacceptable that an ally country
is using the YPG insignia. We reacted to
it. It is impossible to accept it. This
is a double standard and hypocrisy,”
said Çavusoglu on May 27.
Turkish
airstrikes kill 80 alledged terrorists
in Metina, N.Iraq:
Eighty PKK "terrorists" have been killed
in Turkish airstrikes targeting the
terrorist group’s Metina camp in
northern Iraq over the last
month-and-a-half, the army said on
Friday.
Iraq: Seven Iraqi
troops killed north of Baghdad:
Major General Nadir al-Janabi told
Anadolu Agency that a joint force from
the army and police were attacked by a
sniper while searching a home in Basatin
al-Tarmia district, located around 29
kilometers (18 miles) north of Baghdad.
ISIS executes 8
of its fighters in Mosul, 5 ISIS members
killed in Bashiqa:
The Patriotic Union of Kurdistan
announced on Thursday killing five
members of ISIS by an artillery shelling
in Bashiqa northeast of Mosul, while
pointed out that ISIS executed eight of
its fighters for not joining the combat
axes in the city center.
Former 9/11
Commissioner Won’t Rule Out Saudi Royal
Family Foreknowledge of 9/11 Plot:
Sen. Bob Graham, co-chairman of the
congressional inquiry into the attacks,
has suggested that the pages contain
“substantial” evidence of Saudi
involvement — both by the government and
private citizens.
US Congress
Impose More Oversight on Weapons Sales
to Saudis - Lawmakers:
The US Congress should have better
oversight of military sales to Saudi
Arabia, according to an amendment to the
National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA)
introduced by Senators Chris Murphy and
Rand Paul said in a statement.
'Netanyahu-Liberman
government showing signs of fascism,'
Ehud Barak says
: Former prime minister Ehud Barak said
on Friday the current governing
coalition led by Prime Minister Benjamin
Netanyahu "is exhibiting signs of
fascism."
Avi Gabbay quits
Israeli government in protest:
Avi Gabbay
quits as environment minister in protest
against ultranationalist politician's
induction as defence minister.
U.S. says new
Israeli coalition raises 'legitimate
questions':
Reports of Israel's new right-wing
governing coalition raise "legitimate
questions" about the direction of
Israeli policy but the United States
will judge the new government based on
its actions, the U.S. State Department
said on Wednesday.
Minister:
Liberman appointment is none of
America’s business:
Tourism Minister Yariv Levin said
Thursday that the appointment of Avigdor
Liberman as defense minister is an
“internal Israeli issue” and should not
be questioned by Washington.
EU: Halt arms
transfers to Egypt to stop fuelling
killings and torture:
Almost half of European Union (EU)
member states have flouted an EU-wide
suspension on arms transfers to Egypt,
risking complicity in a wave of unlawful
killings, enforced disappearances and
torture, Amnesty International said
today.
Four suspected
Afghan terrorists killed in Pakhtunkhwa:
The
clash occurred in Mohmand Agency's
Khwezai tehsil, which borders
Afghanistan. “Terrorists attacked a
security check post in Khozai area of
Mohmand Agency, which borders
Afghanistan,” said a security official.
Failed NATO
Invasion of Moldova:
In the week of the May 9th Victory Day
two significant failures took place each
one remarkable in its own way. Each
event went completely unreported by the
Western corporate and government media,
but discussed on Social Media.
Mobilize European
workers to defend French strikers!:
Events have rapidly exposed the deep
political crisis in Europe, as masses of
people across the continent reject
European Union (EU) austerity policies.
This Confirms It
was a Coup:
Brazil Crisis Deepens as Evidence Mounts
of Plot to Oust Dilma Rousseff
VA wrongly
declares thousands of veterans dead,
stops benefits:
Some 4,000 U.S. military veterans and
their families stopped receiving
benefits over the past five years after
they were wrongly declared dead, the
newest in a string of problems to emerge
from the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Alan Greenspan:
Venezuela Declares Martial Law, U.S. Is
Next:
Alan Greenspan issued a dire warning
about the U.S. economy during an
interview with Fox News on Thursday.
Greenspan said that as Venezuela
descends into martial law, the U.S. is
heading in the same direction.
Trump: If I’m
Elected, GOP Will Become A 'Worker’s
Party'":
"A party of people that haven’t had a
real wage increase in 18 years, that are
angry. What I want to do, I think
cutting Social Security is a big mistake
for the Republican Party.”
Elizabeth Warren
Just Shredded Trump And Brought The GOP
Nominee To His Knees:
Elizabeth Warren followed up her speech
that dismantled Donald Trump with a
series of tweets this afternoon that
left the billionaire fumbling for
childish insult and blown completely out
of the water.
Triumphant Trump
says bring it on: I’ll debate both
Bernie and “big mouth” Elizabeth Warren:
Trump clarified that he isn't bluffing
about taking on Sanders and made clear
that Warren is getting under his skin
Donald Trump's
new fundraiser's Israel connection:
The vice chairman of the Trump Victory
Fund, Elliott Broidy, was removed as
chairman of the Tel Aviv-based venture
capital firm Markstone Capital Partners
after paying bribes to pension fund
managers.
Trump and Sanders
whip up debate buzz:
“This would be a
complete circus,” said Democratic media
strategist Brad Bannon. “To me, it shows
more than anything else that American
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for Obama – Anyone?
By Peter Koenig |
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We are living
in a world where open
killings, open
assassinations by an
Über-Mensch, the
self-proclaimed Master of
the Universe, becomes the
order of the day. And nobody
blinks an eye.
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Coalition
airstrikes kill over 400 civilians in
Syria:
“Among the total casualty there are 417
civilian Syrian citizen, including 111
person under the age of eighteen, and 70
citizen women over the age of eighteen,”
SOHR reported.
Violence in
Syria’s Aleppo Kills at Least 333
Civilians in Last Month:
At least 147 were killed by airstrikes
against neighborhoods under the control
of opposition factions . Other 162
civilians, including 43 minors and 38
women, perished by rockets and gas
cylinder missiles launched by Islamic
State against government-held towns
14 killed as
security forces liberate al-Sijar area
in northern Fallujah, Iraqi flag raised
over its buildings:
“The joint security
forces managed to cleanse al-Sijar area
(10 km north of Fallujah) completely and
raised the Iraqi flag over its
government buildings and police
station,” noting that, “The battles
resulted in the killing of 14 ISIS
fighters
Iraqis Are
Bombarding Fallujah With 50,000
Civilians Trapped Inside:
Iraqi government security forces and
allied militias continued their assault
on the Islamic State-held town of
Fallujah on Wednesday, killing more
civilians than militants in the process,
according to sources inside the city.
Top Shi'ite
cleric urges restraint in assault on
Iraq's Falluja:
Iraq's top Shi'ite Muslim
cleric urged government and allied
Shi'ite militia forces fighting to
retake Falluja from Islamic State
militants to spare trapped civilians
amid reports of a budding humanitarian
crisis in the city.
11 killed in
Yemen air strike:
The death toll of a suspected Saudi-led
coalition air strike that hit a family's
house in southern Yemen has been raised
to 11, including four children from one
family, security officials and witnesses
said on Wednesday.
We Need an
Immediate Suspension of British Military
Sales to Saudi Arabia: HRW:
Since March 2015, there have been a
number of well-documented attacks by the
coalition using cluster munitions in
populated areas. Human Rights Watch has
researched 16 such attacks, in which at
least 19 civilians were killed and at
least 66 wounded.
Pro-Israel group
will pay young Jews $100 to watch its
movies:
You’ve surely heard that young American
Jews are turning away from Israel. They
don’t really care that much about the
Jewish state. Well a pro-Israel
propaganda shop has the answer.
Kenyan troops
kill 21 Shabaab fighters in Somalia:
The Kenyan military announced Wednesday
that it had killed 21 al-Shabaab
fighters who had ambushed their convoy,
which was headed for the town of Tabda,
located in the southern Lower Juba
region in Somalia.
Burundi: 3 killed
in violence:
Gunmen killed three people including a
retired army colonel, in continuing
violence associated with President
Pierre Nkurunziza’s extended time in
power, an official and a relative of the
deceased said Wednesday.
Italian navy says
at least 5 migrants killed as
overcrowded boat flips
: A large wooden fishing boat
overcrowded with migrants capsized off
the coast of Libya, the Italian navy
said on Wednesday, with some 550 people
rescued and five found dead so far.
A 'delicate
balance' in Libya:
One can almost picture
Islamic State terrorists in Libya,
rubbing their hands together in glee at
the thought of restocking their arsenal
with advanced weaponry, courtesy of the
United States.
Celebrating The
Great Achievments Of Muammar Gaddafi:
During the 1950’s under the leadership
of King Idris, Libya was amongst the
poorest nations in the world with some
of the lowest living standards.
War criminal:
Tony Blair Calls
For ‘Proper Ground War’ Against Isis In
Middle East
: “Do not be under any doubt at all. If
we want to defeat these people we are
going to have to wage a proper ground
war against them.” “We can not afford,
as Europe, to have Isis govern a large
space in Libya.”
The People vs
Tony Blair -:
'Years after Blair’s resignation the
full extent of the crisis caused by
opposition to the Iraq war began to
surface'
Senegal: Breaking
the cycle of FGM:
At least 200 million women alive today
have undergone female genital
mutilation, but in Senegal, they are
fighting back.
Taliban Bomber
Hits Court Minibus in Kabul, Killing 11:
A suicide bomber targeted a minibus
carrying court employees in Kabul during
morning rush hour Wednesday, killing 11
people, Afghan and UN official said. The
Taliban claimed responsibility for the
attack.
Terrorist
Frequent Flyer: Slain Taliban Leader
Made 19 Trips to Dubai:
– Killed Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar
Mansour used what appeared to be valid
documents to travel to Dubai 19 times
and visit Iran twice before being struck
by a drone returning from his third
trip, the Pakistani press reported
Tuesday.
Afghan Taliban
appoints Mullah Mansoor's successor:
Haibatullah Akhunzada, member of the
conservative old guard, to head group
whose last leader died in a US drone
strike.
Ukraine: 7
Soldiers Killed, 9 Wounded in Eastern
Clashes;
The numbers were confirmed by Oleksander
Motuzyanik, spokesman for the Ukrainian
forces' operations in the east. They
didn't immediately provide any more
details.
Militia report
Norwegian mercenary killed in east
Ukraine:
According to the militia, the mercenary
was killed in a conflict between the
representatives of a private military
company and gunmen of the Aidar
volunteer battalion
Moscow frees
Ukraine pilot in swap for Russians held
in conflict:
Ukrainian military pilot Nadiya
Savchenko arrived home in Kiev on
Wednesday after nearly two years in a
Russian jail, part of a prisoner swap in
which two Russians held in Ukraine were
returned to Moscow.
Lavrov: Russia to
fend off risks, threats to national
security:
The Russian foreign minister has
commented on NATO’s increased presence
in Central Europe, as well as the
establishment of the European segment of
the US global missile defense
Julian Assange:
Swedish court upholds arrest warrant:
“The district court finds that the
interest of enabling investigation of
the crime Julian Assange is suspected of
by way of questioning him outweighs the
intrusion or harm the detention order
causes Julian Assange. There are
therefore grounds for Julian Assange to
remain detained in absentia.”
WikiLeaks Exposes
Text from Secretly Negotiated TiSA Trade
Deal:
The website Wikileaks released on
Wednesday classified documents from the
Trade in Services Agreement, or TiSA,
which is a huge trade agreement being
negotiated in secret by the United
States, the European Union and 22 other
countries.
Leaked Tapes
Expose Coup Plot Against Brazil’s Dilma
Rousseff:
Recordings detail a conversation
involving leading officials in the
Brazilian government, seeking a way to
end a criminal corruption probe
entangling dozens of the country’s
political figures.
U.S. Troops to
Disembark in Argentina:
Mauricio Macri’s government sent a
delegation of the Defense Ministry to
the U.S. to discuss military cooperation
projects. The most controversial one
involves the installation of a North
American military base in Ushuaia, in
Tierra del Fuego province.
Latin American
Leftists Are the Region's Lowest Paid
Presidents:
Bolivia's Evo Morales makes the least of
any head of state in the Americas, while
Mexico's Enrique Peña Nieto makes the
most.
Jose Juan
Immigrant Sanctuary in Chicago Church:
This undocumented immigrant is defying a
deportation order from ICE by taking
sanctuary in a Chicago church.
“American Sniper”
Chris Kyle Distorted His Military
Record, Documents Show:
The discrepancy raises new questions
about Kyle’s credibility and highlights
a continuing controversy in the SEAL
community over members exaggerating or
distorting their war records.
Louisiana to
become first US state to make attacks on
police hate crime
: Under the bill, anyone
convicted of a hate-motivated felony
against an officer may face up to a
$5,000 fine and up to five years of
prison, while a misdemeanor hate crime
against an officer comes with a maximum
$500 fine and six-month prison sentence.
Citibank Paying
$425M in Fines to Settle US Charges on
Rates:
Citibank will pay $425 million in fines
to settle federal civil charges of
attempting to manipulate key benchmarks
used to set interest rates for
investments in derivatives and U.S.
Treasury bonds as well as a range of
consumer loans.
Microsoft Fires
1,850; Intel Cuts 350; Shell Terminating
2,200:
Shell, announced it would layoff 2,200
jobs; Microsoft reporting it would cut
1,850; and Intel terminating up to 350
jobs in Germany.
More young adults
are living with their parents:
More young adults in the U.S. are living
with their parents than at any time
since around 1940, according to a new
Pew Research Center analysis of census
data
Violence & pepper
spray at anti-Trump protests in
Albuquerque:
Opponents of Donald Trump have clashed
with police in the capital of New Mexico
State where the presidential hopeful
held a meeting with supporters in the
Albuquerque Convention Center. Mounted
police used pepper spray and at least
one arrest was made.
Sen. Bob Corker
Meets With Donald Trump Amid VP
Speculation
: The Washington Post’s Robert Costa
discusses the meeting between Donald
Trump and Senator Bob Corker of
Tennessee, who may be on the presumptive
GOP nominee’s list of potential running
mates.
U.S. Probes
Real-Estate Firm With Ties to Sen. Bob
Corker:
A real-estate firm that has been a
favored investment of Tennessee
Republican Sen. Bob Corker is under
investigation by federal law-enforcement
officials for alleged accounting fraud,
according to people familiar with the
matter.
State Dept.
watchdog: Clinton violated email rules:
The inspector general report is the
latest headache for Clinton in the
scandal over her exclusive use of
private email for State business.
Dems discuss
dropping Wasserman Schultz:
Democrats backing likely presidential
nominee Hillary Clinton worry Wasserman
Schultz has become too divisive a figure
to unify the party in 2016, which they
say is crucial to defeating presumptive
GOP nominee Donald Trump in November.
Building robot
McDonald's staff 'cheaper' than hiring
workers on minimum wage:
Video - Ed Rensi has said that buying
highly skilled robotics is a cheaper
alternative than employing people on
minimum wage to work in the company's
worldwide restaurants. |
May
24, 2016
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Islamic states
blasts kill almost 150 in Syrian
government-held cities:
Islamic State claimed responsibility for
the attacks in the cities that have up
to now escaped the worst of the violence
in the five-year-old conflict, saying it
was targeting members of President
Bashar al-Assad's Alawite minority.
Kurdish-led force
launches offensive on Syria's Raqqa:
US-backed coalition of armed groups aims
to oust ISIL from its de facto capital
of Raqqa.
Al-Nusra
assembles 6,000-strong attack force in
Aleppo – Russian MoD
: Al-Nusra Front has gathered a force of
some 6,000 fighters in preparation for a
major offensive in Syria’s Aleppo
province, as terrorists and their allies
continue to disrupt the fragile
US-Russian brokered ceasefire, the
Russian Defense Ministry said.
US, UK Unleash
Bloodbaths against Tartous, Jableh
:
Today the US and UK have cried havoc!
and unleashed their rabid underling dogs
of Riyadh, Ankara, and Doha, making this
day one of the bloodiest campaigns
against the Syrian people
15 killed as
Iraqi army suffers losses with Fallujah
assault:
At least 15 deaths
reported so far as UN expresses concern
about fate of 50,000 civilians still in
ISIL-controlled city.
Isis in Iraq:
Jihadists unleash death squads as Iraqi
forces advance on stronghold of
Fallujah: Op-Ed:
Isis execution squads have appeared in
the streets of Fallujah, a city 40 miles
west of Baghdad, with orders to kill
anybody trying to flee or surrender as
government forces advance towards this
Isis stronghold.
Iraqi volunteer
forces push Daesh out of villages near
Fallujah:
Fighters with Iraq's Badr Organization
have managed to liberate six villages
from the grip of the Takfiri Daesh
terrorist group east of the city of
Fallujah.
Red Cross worried
for civilians trapped in Iraq's Falluja:
Tens of thousands of civilians are
trapped in Falluja, a city west of
Baghdad that Iraqi forces are trying to
recapture from Islamic State, with
limited access to food, water and
healthcare, the International Committee
of the Red Cross said on Monday.
Four Turkish
soldiers killedl in roadside blast:
Four Turkish soldiers were killed
Tuesday in a bomb attack ripping through
a military convoy in the
Kurdish-dominated southeastern region,
security sources say.
Two killed in
Sanaa university bombing:
A bomb hit a university campus in the
Yemeni capital on Tuesday, killing two
people at an event commemorating the
country’s 1990 unification.
Saudi soldier
killed by landmine near Yemen border:
The four soldiers were on patrol on a
designated road in the southwestern
Jizan region alongside the Yemeni border
when the landmine detonated on Monday
morning
Rotten to the core:
Israel's
Netanyahu suspected of 'criminal
conduct':
Israeli state comptroller issues report
accusing PM of not disclosing details of
foreign-funded trips a decade ago.
Kenya: Three
Killed, 19 Arrested As Police Disperse
Cord Protests Against IEBC:
Three people on Monday died -- including
two who had been shot -- while at least
19 were arrested in increasingly violent
protests called by the Opposition to
drive out the electoral commission.
Two killed and
six others injured in violent protests
in South Africa:
The protest erupted on Monday when
authorities tried to remove shacks that
had been illegally built on a piece of
land near a shopping mall, Pretoria
Metro Police said.
53 militants
killed in fresh military operations in
Afghanistan:
The Afghan security forces killed 53
militants during separate military
operations since early Monday, the
Afghan Defense Ministry said on Tuesday.
Death of a
warlord will change nothing in
Afghanistan:
The assassination of Taliban chief
Mullah Akhtar Mansoor will not bring
peace to Afghanistan.
Pakistan can't
confirm Taliban leader is dead,
criticizes U.S. drone strike:
Pakistan's interior minister said on
Tuesday he could not confirm that Afghan
Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour had
been killed in a U.S. drone strike, and
described Washington's justification for
the attack as "against international
law".
Police,
anti-austerity protesters clash in
Belgian capital:
Belgian police fired water-cannon during
clashes with protesters at a huge
demonstration in Brussels on Tuesday
against the center-right government's
austerity measures.
Jeremy Corbyn 'still prepared to call
for Tony Blair war crimes investigation':
“If [Tony Blair has] committed a war
crime, yes. Everyone who's committed a
war crime should be [charged],” he said.
“ Kofi Annan confirmed it was an illegal
war, and therefore he has to explain to
that.
Head of the IMF Christine Lagarde in
court charged with embezzlement and
fraud:
Christine Lagarde’s humiliation is not
only a massive personal blow which could
lead to her resignation, but one which
will plunge the world’s banking system
into further ignominy.
Mexico's
Tetelcingo Mass Grave Sees 150 Bodies
Slowly Unearthed:
Mexican forensic experts continued
unearthing a mass grave in the town of
Tetelcingo, Cuautla, Morelos state, for
the second day in a row on Tuesday after
uncovering the first remains of some 150
bodies illegally and secretly dumped at
the site allegedly by workers of the
state prosecutor’s office.
Here’s the Full
List of Companies & Organizations That
Paid Hillary Clinton From 2013-2015:
The total comes to $21.7 million, which
is a remarkable sum for one of the least
charismatic and unimaginative orators
the world has ever known.
Meet the Hawks
for Hillary!:
A running list of military
interventionists who have declared
preference for the long-hated Democrat
Trump Escalates
Clinton Attack, Calls Vince Foster
Suicide "Very Fishy":
"He had intimate knowledge of what was
going on," Trump said of Foster’s
relationship with the Clintons. "He knew
everything that was going on and then
all of a sudden he committed suicide."
Trump: I may ask
Congress to formally declare war to
fight terror:
President Donald Trump would have no
problem asking Congress for a
declaration of war to fight terrorism,
the presumptive Republican presidential
nominee told Fox News |
May
23, 2016
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Bombs kill more
than 140 in Syrian government-held
cities:
Bomb blasts killed scores of people in
Jableh and Tartous on Syria's
Mediterranean coast on Monday and
wounded many others in the
government-controlled territory that
hosts Russian military bases, monitors
and state media said.
US, French
Intelligence Officers Captured by
Hezbollah in Aleppo:
Hezbollah has captured an American and a
French spies in its operations in
Aleppo, the US, Israeli and Saudi
intelligence agents helped Al-Nusra
Front to find the place of Hezbollah's
martyred military chief, Mustafah
Badreddin, and kill him in retaliation.
Joint forces
liberate 3 areas in al-Karma, 40 ISIS
fighters killed:
“This morning the joint security forces
managed to cleanse al-Harariyat, al-Shahabi
and al-Dwaya areas (20 km east of
Fallujah) from the ISIS control,” noting
that, “The operation resulted in the
killing of 40 ISIS fighters, including
Arabs and foreigners.”
Iraqi Army Kills
36 Daesh Militants, Including Fallujah
Leader:
The Iraqi Army has killed 36 Daesh
militants, including two commanders, one
of whom headed the terrorist group in
the city of Fallujah, the Iraqi Army’s
information bureau told Sputnik on
Monday.
Iraq forces
launch assault on IS bastion Fallujah:
Iraqi forces battled the Islamic State
group Monday in the opening stages of an
operation to retake Fallujah, one of the
toughest targets yet in Baghdad's war
against the jihadists.
ISIL bomb attacks
kill 45 army recruits in Yemen:
ISIL claims responsibility for bombs
outside Badr base in Khormaksar, where
government of President Hadi is based.
Amnesty Finds
Illegal UK-Made Cluster Bombs In Yemeni
Village:
This has lead to calls for the UK to
come clean on its weapon sales and
military support to Saudi Arabia.
Erdogan Nears
Absolute Power With Appointment Of
Puppet Premier, Stripping MPs Of
Immunity:
Erdogan's relentless attempt to rule
Turkey with virtually no checks and
balances, the market was not happy, and
the volatility of the Turkish Lira
soared the most in the past decade.
Israeli forces
kills Palestinian woman near Quds:
A Palestinian woman has been shot and
killed by Israeli troops in the occupied
Palestinian territories with Israelis
claiming she was attempting to stab
regime forces.
Likud source:
Israeli death penalty for terrorists
won’t apply to Jews:
Palestinians accused of terror offenses
are prosecuted in Israeli military
courts, while Jews charged with similar
crimes against Palestinians are usually
tried in Israeli civilian courts, noted
the source, who spoke on condition of
anonymity.
Off-duty Israeli
police brutally beat Arab-looking shop
worker ‘for not showing ID’ (VIDEO)
: “The blows were murderous, from the
guy and from one of his friends. I’ve
never seen anything like it. Teeth were
flying through the air. The Arab was
torn apart,”
Israel is
“infected by the seeds of fascism” warn
ex-prime minister and defense ministers.
“What has happened is a hostile takeover
of the Israeli government by dangerous
elements,” he cautioned.
Ontario seeks to
crush criticism of Israel through a BDS
campaign of its own:
The bill is an over-the-top attack on
free speech. It conflates anti-Semitism
with legitimate criticism of Israel and
defines what university pension funds
can and cannot fund based on entities'
support or opposition to the boycott,
divestment and sanctions movement.
Gunmen kill eight
worshippers in Sudan's Darfur:
Arab tribesmen shot dead eight ethnic
minority villagers as they prayed in a
revenge killing in Sudan’s war-torn
Darfur region, a medic and a tribal
leader said on Monday.
Afghan Taliban
meet on succession as Obama confirms
leader's death:
Senior Afghan Taliban figures were
meeting on Monday to agree on a
successor to Mullah Akhtar Mansour, the
leader of the militant movement who U.S.
President Barack Obama confirmed had
been killed in an American air strike at
the weekend.
US fully lifts
Vietnam lethal arms embargo:
"Vietnam very much appreciates the US
decision to completely lift the ban on
lethal weapon sales to Vietnam, which is
the clear proof that both countries have
completely normalized relations," Quang
said at a joint news conference with US
President Barack Obama.
Tony Blair’s
reputation will be seriously damaged by
upcoming Chilcot report into the Iraq
War:
Sir John Chilcot will finally deliver
his report on July 6 after seven years .
Blair, Straw and ex-MI6 boss Sir Richard
Dearlove will face 'damage to their
reputations'
Propaganda alert:
Ex-Deputy NATO
Commander Predicts Russia Will Start WW3
in May 2017:
A startling claim that the west is on
course for war with Russia has been
delivered by the former deputy commander
of Nato, the former British general Sir
Alexander Richard Shirreff.
Brazil:
Coup-Imposed Government Attacks
Protesters in Sao Paulo:
Brazilian
government troops cracked down Sunday on
a protest encampment named "Out Temer"
taking place near the house of
coup-imposed President Michel Temer in
Sao Paulo, reported teleSUR
correspondent, Nacho Lemus
Companies
'drowning in debt' despite almost $2
trillion in cash:
Total debt among more than 2,000
nonfinancial companies swelled to $6.6
trillion in 2015, dwarfing the $1.84
trillion in cash on their balance sheets
The Secret Shame
of Middle-Class Americans:
Nearly half of Americans would have
trouble finding $400 to pay for an
emergency. I’m one of them.
Nancy Pelosi: I
“Guarantee” Trump Will Not Be President
(VIDEO)
“Donald Trump is not going to be
President of the United States,” said
Pelosi. “Take it to the bank, I
guarantee it.” |
May
22, 2016
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Syrian army kills
125 rebels in central Hama province:
At
least 125 militiamen with the
al-Qaida-linked Nusra Front and
likeminded groups have been killed by
the Syrian army in the central province
of Hama, state news agency SANA reported
on Saturday.
Kurdish forces
killed in car bomb attack northeastern
Syria:
At least five members of the Kurdish
security forces of Asayish were killed
on Saturday after two car bomb attacks
hit a security headquarter in the Alia
town in Hasakah province, northeastern
Syria, officials said.
Suspected
coalition airstrike kills 7 members of
Syria family: activists:
The planes responsible for the Arshaf
strikes were seen to cross into Syrian
airspace from Turkey. It said the
strikes killed seven family members,
among them five women and a child.
ISIS Attack
Assyrian District in Syria, Five Killed:
An attack by ISIS in the al-Wusta
district of Qamishle, Syria killed at
least five persons, three of them
Assyrians, and injured more than a
dozen. This is the third time al-Wusta,
inhabited almost exclusively by
Assyrians, has been attacked
US rejects Russia
proposal for joint Syria air strikes:
Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu
suggested the two countries launch joint
strikes against al-Nusra Front and other
armed groups that do not support a frail
truce brokered by Moscow and Washington
in February.
Daesh in Panic:
Nearly 70 Terrorists Killed in Raqqa
Infighting:
– Up to 70 Daesh militants were killed
in internal fighting in the de-facto
Daesh capital of Raqqa in northern
Syria, the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan
(PUK) said Saturday.
U.S. Warns ISIS
Capital: Get Out Now:
The American military is warning
residents of ISIS’s Syrian capital to
leave the city—suggesting that an
offensive on Raqqa was imminent
ISIS ‘bans
civilians from leaving Raqqa’ amid
reports of Kurds ‘preparing to attack’
:
Despite increased propaganda efforts, US
forces denied they are preparing an
imminent attack on the city. “It’s part
of our mess-with-them campaign,” source
with the US Defense Department told The
Daily Beast
Senior US
commander secretly visits Syria to
‘prepare push to Raqqa’:
General Joseph Votel, head of US
Centcom, talked over cooperation with
Kurdish and Arab militant groups while
on a secretive trip to Syria on Friday.
The talks were said to involve
coordinating the US-led coalition and
rebels plans on recapturing Raqqa
Turkish jets kill
’30 people in Iraq:
The PKK bases in the
Metina region were also bombed in a
separate airstrike Saturday, which
destroyed 11 PKK positions, including
shelters and caves, the army added. in
northern Iraq :
At least ten
killed in Iraq bomb attack:
A terrorist armed with an explosive
device carried out the bombing outside
the police headquarters in the town of
Dajil, al-Zahra region, Sumer News
Agency quoted an Iraqi Interior Ministry
spokesman as saying.
Four killed, 90
injured in Iraq Green Zone riots:
At least four people were killed and 90
injured among anti-corruption protesters
who stormed Baghdad's heavily fortified
Green Zone on Friday, hospital sources
said on Saturday.
Fallujah
civilians told to flee as Iraqi troops
prepare to attack ISIS:
“The citizens who are still in Fallujah
[should] be prepared to leave the city
through secured routes that will be
announced later,” Iraqi army said in a
statement released on Facebook.
War in Yemen: 13
Al Qaeda fighters killed in Mukalla:
Yemeni troops killed 13 fighters in a
raid outside the city of Mukalla, which
was ruled by Al-Qaeda until last month.
Saudi paper: U.S.
carried out 9/11 attacks:
Saudi legal expert Katib Al-Shammari,
writing in the London-based Saudi daily
Al-Hayat on April 28, charged that the
U.S. carried out the 9/11 attacks while
placing blame on others, beginning with
al-Qaida and the Taliban, then shifting
to Saddam Hussein’s Iraq and now Saudi
Arabia.
Ten Reasons
Benjamin Netanyahu Was This Week’s Top
anti-Zionist
: Netanyahu has smeared Israel with
Lieberman’s problematic reputation for
jingoism, racism and intolerance.
Perhaps Lieberman will be perceived
differently in the future, but in the
meantime the damage is done, and it is
hardly insubstantial.
Candidly
Speaking: Netanyahu’s morally and
politically dysfunctional government:
The recent shenanigans of the government
sickened even those reconciled to the
reality that a total lack of ethics
pervades the Israeli political arena.
Ya'alon leaves
Defense Ministry: Netanyahu abandoned me:
In interview he gave last week, the
outgoing defense minister levels harsh
accusations at the PM: 'he changed his
mind after seeing public mood on Hebron
shooting affair,' and at his replacement
Lieberman: 'he ran a smear campaign
against me.'
WATCH: IDF
soldier shoots neutralized terrorist in
the head:
Video filmed by B'Tselem activist shows
soldier aiming weapon at motionless
attacker lying on the ground, and
shooting him; soldier arrested; the
attacker and another terrorist stabbed
an IDF soldier in Hebron
French PM Visits
Israel to Push Peace Plan, Blasts
Settlements:
Manuel Valls is visiting
Israel-Palestine to jumpstart stalled
peace negotiations. He told a
Palestinian newspaper that illegal
Israeli settlements "must stop."
Former govt
minister killed in Libya ISIS clashes:
report:
Mohammed Soualem, labor minister in Ali
Zeidan's government from 2012 to 2014,
"was directing military operations
against IS" at the time, said the agency
loyal to the North African country's new
unity government.
Experts say
explosion brought down EgyptAir flight
with loss of 66 lives:
As search for the black boxes continues,
it has emerged that Flight 804 may have
been downed by an internal explosion
that tore the Airbus aircraft apart
Rebels kill 5
Indian soldiers near border with
Myanmar:
Heavily armed rebels ambushed and killed
five Indian paramilitary soldiers on
Sunday in the latest attack in India's
insurgency-wracked northeastern region
bordering Myanmar.
Afghan Taliban
leader 'killed in US air strike':
Multiple sources say Akhtar Mansoor
killed in Pakistan after his car
attacked by several US drones.
Pakistan says
U.S. drone strike violated its
sovereignty:
Pakistan on Sunday accused the United
States of violating its sovereignty with
a drone strike against the leader of the
Afghan Taliban in a remote border area
just inside Pakistan.
Shield or Sword?
What is Known About New US Missile
Defense Site in Romania:
The technical base of the Aegis Ashore
system allows for launching SM-3 missile
as well as Tomahawk cruise missiles.
Thus, the new facility in Romania will
pose a threat to military and civil
facilities in south-western Russia,
including in Crimea.
Is War With
Russia Possible? Interview with Stephen
F. Cohen:
Audio - Professor Stephen F. Cohen and
John Batchelor continue their weekly
discussions about the new US-Russian
Cold War.
ISIS urges
Ramadan attacks in US, Europe in new
audio broadcast:
The attacks should apparently come also
as revenge for the US-led strikes on IS
forces in Iraq and Syria, with the
message saying that the military
aircraft don’t distinguish between
civilian and combatants, men and women.
Far-right on the
edge of power as Austria votes in
presidential election:
Austrians voted Sunday in a presidential
runoff which could usher in the European
Union's first far-right leader, fueled
by anti-immigrant anger over Europe's
worst post-war refugee crisis.
Fidel Castro, Evo
Morales discuss 'imperialist efforts' in
Latin America:
Morales and Castro spoke "of the events
happening in Latin America and the
imperialist efforts to revert the
political and social movement in our
region," state television reported. No
images of the encounter were shown.
US releases
Guantánamo prisoner after 14 years and
no conviction:
Man known as Obaidullah was arrested in
Afghanistan in 2002 but charges were
thrown out in 2011 and lawyers had
petitioned for release ever since
Mexico: UN
Worried There Will Be Impunity in
Tlatlaya Massacre:
Reports show 22 people were killed at
the hands of Mexican military in the
town of Tlatlaya, with at least 12 of
them killed after they had already
surrendered.
The FBI’s secret
biometrics database they don’t want you
to see:
The Federal Bureau of Investigation
(FBI) wants to prevent information about
its creepy biometric database, which
contains fingerprint, face, iris, and
voice scans of millions of Americans,
from getting out to the public.
'Democracy in the
US is a fraud’: Left Forum debates next
steps for Sanders movement
: Video -
Journalist Chris Hedges, author and
activist Tariq Ali, and Code Pink’s
Medea Benjamin headlined the opening
plenary with fiery remarks moderated by
Laura Flanders.
Primed to fight
the government:
A fast-growing U.S. movement armed with
guns and the Constitution sees a dire
threat to liberty |
May 20,
2016
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56 people killed
in intensified fighting in Afghanistan:
Insurgency and counter attacks have
intensified in conflict-hit Afghanistan
as 56 people, including 12 civilians and
44 militants, have been killed since
Thursday, officials said on Friday.
Record 51C
Temperature Recorded In India:
Water tankers are being sent to the
worst-affected areas as a severe drought
is accompanying the intense heat.
21 civilians,
including 6 children killed in Syria:
Rastan is
one of the last rebel strongholds in the
central province of Homs.
Syrian govt
forces take area near Damascus:
Syrian government forces and allies
including Lebanese Hezbollah fighters
have seized an extensive area southeast
of Damascus from rebels and fought other
insurgents near a highway leading
southwest, a monitoring group says.
Hezbollah vows
stronger presence in Syria after
commander's death:
Lebanese
Shi'ite group Hezbollah on Friday vowed
to strengthen its presence in war-torn
Syria and send more leaders to the
conflict, a week after its top military
commander there was killed.
Jihadists In
Syria Strenthen As Peacemaking Unravels:
Taking advantage of the collapse of
peace talks to eclipse nationalist rival
insurgents that signed on to a faltering
truce, Jihadi militants in Syria
including al Qaeda are mobilizing again
for all-out war against President Bashar
al-Assad.
Russia proposes
US-led coalition to strike Syrian
terrorists with Moscow – def minister:
Moscow suggests that the US-led
coalition fighting against Islamic State
in Iraq and Syria should fly joint
missions with Russia in Syria, the
defense minister said. The US has issued
a lukewarm response to the proposal.
Coalition
warplanes kill 18 ISIS members northwest
of Mosul:
“The international coalition aviation
bombed an ISIS convoy that was on its
way from the village of Batnaya to the
district of Tilkaif northwest of
Nineveh,”
4 ISIS members
killed by coalition airstrike in
northern Mosul:
The Patriotic Union of Kurdistan
spokesman in Mosul Ghyath Alsurja said
in a brief statement received by
IraqiNews.com, “The international
coalition aircraft bombarded a vehicle
carrying four ISIS members in Bashiqah
vicinity in northern Mosul.”
Iraqi forces
retake southwestern town of Rutba:
Bolstered
by U.S. airstrikes, Iraqi ground forces
have recaptured the southwestern town of
Rutba after Islamic State fighters who
had occupied the town for nearly two
years fled or put up only light
resistance, U.S. military officers said
Friday.
Protesters storm
into Baghdad’s Green Zone:
Protesters overwhelm Iraqi security
forces and enter the prime minister's
office after storming Baghdad's Green
Zone.
Israeli defense
chief quits, says he can't trust
Netanyahu:
-- Israel's defense minister announced
his resignation on Friday, saying the
governing party had been taken over by
"extremist and dangerous elements" and
that he no longer trusted Prime Minister
Benjamin Netanyahu following reports
that he was to be replaced.
Tanzania mosque
attack kills three:
More than a dozen attackers carrying
machetes and axes struck during evening
prayers at the mosque in Mwanza district
on Thursday, police said.
MSF worker killed
by gunmen in Central African Republic:
Medical relief charity Medecins sans
Frontieres (MSF) has halted operations
in part of west Central African Republic
after a staff member was shot dead
during an ambush on one of its convoys,
it said on Thursday.
Daesh commander
killed in clashes with Tunisian forces:
Tunisian special forces have killed a
senior commander of a Daesh affiliate
during clashes with the group in a
central, mountainous region as part of
the authorities’ crackdown on
terrorists, the Tunisian Ministry of
Defense said on Thursday.
NATO allies
divided over Libya:
Diplomats say Libya would have to make a
formal request for NATO and the European
Union to go after smugglers in Libyan
territorial waters and NATO would
possibly even a U.N. Security Council
resolution, which Russia has said it is
unlikely to grant because it believes
NATO's 2011 air campaign went too far.
EgyptAir crash:
More wreckage found north of Alexandria:
Egyptian armed forces retrieve some of
the passengers' belongings, body parts,
luggage, and plane seats.
Russia lambasts
Nato as Montenegro signs member deal:
Moscow accuses Nato of harming Europe’s
security and casts doubt on proposed
talks
James K.
Galbraith on Greece: Austerity without
debt relief:
Economist James K. Galbraith warns that
‘unrealistic expectations’ by Athens’
creditors is a recipe for turmoil.
‘Clinton as
president is danger to world peace’ –
far-right French leader Le Pen:
“There is a candidate who appears a lot
more dangerous for France than the
others – that’s Hillary Clinton,”
A third of cash
is owned by 5 U.S. companies:
The rising cash holdings of U.S.
corporations is increasingly in the
hands of a few U.S. companies, with just
five tech firms having grabbed a third
of it. And nearly three-quarters of cash
held by non-financial U.S. companies is
stashed overseas, outside the long arm
of Uncle Sam.
Male genital mutilation:
House Passes Bill
Protecting Circumcision, Ritual
Slaughter As Religious Freedoms:
There have been increasing calls in
recent years in northern European
countries for an end to circumcision and
ritual slaughter, spurred in part by
anti-Muslim hostility, U.S. government
and European Jewish officials have said.
Who elected this fool?
Sen. Tom Cotton:
U.S. has 'under-incarceration problem':
Cotton, who has been an outspoken critic
of the bill in Congress that would
reduce mandatory minimum sentences,
smacked down what he called "baseless"
arguments that there are too many
offenders locked up for relatively small
crimes,
Donald Trump’s
new secret weapon:
How the man who ran “The Torturer’s
Lobby” is securing the billionaire’s
nomination |
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