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• AG William Barr says release of FISA Report is 'imminent'
• Ancient Egyptian ibises were wild birds
• To save his political and personal skin, Netanyahu is going to war with Gaza
• Flashback: Bolivia's President Evo Morales declares 'total independence' from World Bank and IMF
• Child prison & death in a blaze: Mother commits suicide after kids she kept in lockup for 10 years escape
• Joe Biden declares 'Israel has a right to defend itself' after its military kills multiple Palestinians with missile attacks
• Google moves into banking even though it is the subject of new federal probe into shady medical data collection
• Protestant Church of Germany reports 770 sexual abuse cases
• Pneumonic plague diagnosed in two people in China
• Cosmic web: Growing evidence that the universe is connected by giant structures
• Mineral at future Mars landing spot may have preserved signs of life
• Militarized microbes? Pentagon's DARPA seeks means to spread genetically modified bacteria as 'explosives sensors'
• Second whistleblower's ICIG complaint alleges Trump-Ukraine whistleblower has solicited illicit donations
• Netanyahu orders assassinations of two Islamic Jihad leaders; military airstrikes in Gaza and Damascus
• Best of the Web: Bolivia: What happens to the lithium industry without Morales?
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• Without quorum or vote, random blonde declares herself 'interim president' in Bolivia
• 'Evo, I hope your exile is short': Roger Waters sends message of support to Bolivia's Morales
• Impeachment turns into a Schiff show: Unconstitutional, no crimes and only far-left Democrat support

• AG William Barr says release of FISA Report is 'imminent'
• To save his political and personal skin, Netanyahu is going to war with Gaza
• Flashback: Bolivia's President Evo Morales declares 'total independence' from World Bank and IMF
• Joe Biden declares 'Israel has a right to defend itself' after its military kills multiple Palestinians with missile attacks
• Google moves into banking even though it is the subject of new federal probe into shady medical data collection
• Militarized microbes? Pentagon's DARPA seeks means to spread genetically modified bacteria as 'explosives sensors'
• Second whistleblower's ICIG complaint alleges Trump-Ukraine whistleblower has solicited illicit donations
• Netanyahu orders assassinations of two Islamic Jihad leaders; military airstrikes in Gaza and Damascus
• Best of the Web: Bolivia: What happens to the lithium industry without Morales?
• Inside job? Labour undergoes second cyber-attack in two days
• Without quorum or vote, random blonde declares herself 'interim president' in Bolivia
• Impeachment turns into a Schiff show: Unconstitutional, no crimes and only far-left Democrat support
• Best of the Web: Ukrainian oligarch Kolomoysky blasts US in NYT interview, calls for 'new Warsaw Pact' with Russia - "They're stronger anyway"
• Israel hits home of Islamic Jihad official in Damascus, killing his son, after bombing home of top Islamic Jihad commander in Gaza
• On the campaign trail: Boris Johnson gets no-nonsense telling off from Yorkshire flood victims
• Military veterans have become America's walking wounded
• Boris Johnson's amnesty for Northern Ireland soldiers is a license to kill
• Russian to the wrong conclusions? UK 'liberal-leftists' dancing to the Browder/Clinton tune
• BRICS brings the chance of world change, as the US and EU obsess over internal battles
• Ousted Bolivian President Evo Morales thanks Mexico for saving HIS LIFE, pledges to carry on fight despite coup

• German police bust underground ISIS cell set to shoot & bomb 'infidels' in massive raid
• Child prison & death in a blaze: Mother commits suicide after kids she kept in lockup for 10 years escape
• Protestant Church of Germany reports 770 sexual abuse cases
• 'Evo, I hope your exile is short': Roger Waters sends message of support to Bolivia's Morales
• Guaido followers invade Venezuelan embassy in Brazil; announce 'new ambassador'
• What sanctions? Russia has best-performing stock market in the world
• Suicide attack: US convoy hit on Kabul-Paktia highway in Afghanistan
• Lebanese army arrests soldier after protester dies from gunshot wound to head - second death so far in protests
• Ukrainian swamp: Detectives detain bribery suspect in presidential office
• Eco-hypocrite Greta Thunberg hitches another top-dollar yacht ride to Europe, while plebs should live with 'flight shame'
• Moscow policeman 'assaulted' by protestor says man does not deserve punishment
• The inevitable finale of the Nord Stream 2 saga
• The next generation of journalists wants to comfort the comfortable & afflict the afflicted
• Russian metals plant to start bitcoin mining
• Bad precedent: Supreme Court clears way for Newtown shooting victim families to sue AR-15 gun-maker
• New study reveals that US poverty has plunged
• UN Envoy's grim warning over Assange's life
• Canada's identity crisis: Wokeness clashes with WWI remembrance in Don Cherry scandal
• Nuclear plant leak is coming from pipe at South Carolina power station, safety regulators not worried
• NBC, ABC And CBS appear to have run cover for world's most powerful rape rings

• Ancient Egyptian ibises were wild birds
• Unknown Irish translation of Ibn Sīna's Canon of Medicine discovered in spine of book in Cornwall
• Fossils of two new snake species found in Greece
• 'They thought it was judgment day': The night in 1833 when 'stars fell' on the southern US
• 'Stone age seafarers' depicted in newly discovered rock art in Sweden
• Centuries-old 'witch marks' in Creswell Crags, England can finally be seen thanks to 3D modeling
• New revelations about life on the edge of the Roman empire
• Was the Neanderthal extinction caused by human diseases?
• Many imperial Romans had roots in the Middle East
• Murderous meteorites in history: The sky is falling every day, but how many people get hit each year?
• Living Under the Spectre of Hyperinflation: 1923 Weimar and Today
• North African Paleolithic populations mostly replaced during migration period
• Archaeologists discover a lost Florida island settlement
• America Before by Graham Hancock - Book review
• DNA tests confirm one-legged skeleton found under Russian park's dance floor is Napoleon's 'lost general'
• Missing WWII submarine found in 'fantastic condition'
• Humans migrated from Europe to the Levant 40,000 years ago
• Best of the Web: Fall of the Berlin Wall - 30th anniversary: Don't forget Gorbachev's key role in re-uniting Germany and creating EU
• Ancient 70-mile-long wall found in Western Iran
• Neanderthals were able to control fire

• Cosmic web: Growing evidence that the universe is connected by giant structures
• Mineral at future Mars landing spot may have preserved signs of life
• Artificial Intelligence examining ECGs predicts irregular heartbeat, death risk
• Oxygen on Mars is behaving in a way that is puzzling scientists
• Runaway star ejected from Milky Way's 'Heart Of Darkness' at 6 MILLION kmph
• Google's 'Project Nightingale' secretly gathers personal health information on millions of Americans
• Reduced oxygen level rewires mitochondria
• Researchers use ultrasound to deliver cancer drugs
• Scientists find Nile River to be older than previously thought
• 'Extinct' "mouse-deer" caught on camera in Vietnam, last sighting was 30 years ago
• NASA chief Jim Bridenstine doubles down on claim that Pluto is a planet
• Researchers find 150km wide caldera off Philippines coast, possibly the largest known on Earth
• Nature not tech better at mitigating air pollution - study
• New liquid crystals could lead to next-generation displays
• New evidence disproves a 25-year-old belief about the brain's Information Centre
• We must learn how to 'slow down and speed up asteroids' to avoid fate of dinosaurs, Apollo 9 astronaut tells RT
• Astronomers observe colossal winds blowing out of distant galaxy Makani
• Asteroid due to speed past Earth today will come almost as close as the moon
• Forget about 5G, China has now begun development of 6G
• Complex society discovered in birds for the first time

• Parts of South Island, New Zealand 'snapping back to winter' with 0C morning
• Fresh heavy snowfall dumped on Austria - up to a metre deep
• Typical January weather in Sweden - Except it is November
• Winter Already? Snow, deep freeze from Rockies to East Coast
• Flash floods and snowstorm slam north Algeria
• India and Bangladesh - Cyclone 'Bulbul' leaves 24 dead, over 2 million displaced - 11 inches of rain in 24 hours
• Southern Italy battered by storms, floods and tornadoes
• Two reported dead as Venice flooded by highest tide in 50 years - 85% of city under water
• Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: Tapestry for hyperinflationary food prices
• Earthquake swarm raises concerns for big volcanic eruption in Iceland
• Very large tornado hits KwaZulu Natal, South Africa
• November snowstorm shocker dumps up to 30 inches in Michigan
• Flashback: Too much fuel causes extreme bush fires, not climate change
• Are you ready for a catastrophically cold winter? Here's what the media isn't telling you
• Thousands of migratory birds die mysteriously at lake in Rajasthan, India
• Officials are using the word 'disaster' to describe the widespread crop failures happening all over America
• Shallow M6.1 earthquake hits Tonga
• France shivers in early cold spell of winter
• Anomalously severe cold in Siberia for the time of year
• 'Sounds like bells rubbing': Strange noises heard in Hillsboro, Oregon

• Spectacular meteor fireball caught on camera above St. Louis, Missouri - Event seen from across US Midwest
• Meteor fireball reported over France; seen in Switzerland, Germany
• Fireball lights up the skies over St. Louis during Northern Taurid meteor shower
• They just keep coming: Skyscraper-sized asteroid due to pass Earth this week
• Bright meteor fireball streaks across the US East Coast
• Flash of light, loud boom shakes up Cabarrus County, North Carolina residents
• Mystery bang, flash of light rocks homes in Coventry, England
• Meteor fireball lights up sky in metro Atlanta, Georgia
• Meteor fireball soars over Germany, the Netherlands
• Two in two days: Another meteor fireball seen over Southern California
• Big boom, bright streak of light across the sky over Pacific Northwest was a meteor
• ANOTHER one! Chelyabinsk-sized asteroid skims Earth, third close fly-by in 5 days
• Loud house-shaking boom rattles residents in Wichita, Kansas
• Doorbell camera captures 'huge' meteor fireball over Southern California
• Yet another asteroid just skimmed Earth - ONE day after it was discovered
• Meteor fireball streaks over northeast Ontario
• Best of the Web: Halloween surprise! Asteroid narrowly missed Earth yesterday - Discovered as it flew by - Closest on record
• Large green meteor fireball widely observed flying over Ireland
• Grimsby, England residents report late-night 'deafening bang'
• Incoming! Five asteroids flew past Earth Friday - one twice as big as Empire State Building

• Pneumonic plague diagnosed in two people in China
• Air pollution nanoparticles linked to brain cancer for first time
• Understanding Your Circadian Rhythm and Body Clock
• Red meat 'most perfect food' for humans, closely followed by milk
• SOTT Focus: Objective:Health: #36 - ITN - Aborted Babies in Vaccines | Childhood Obesity | Red Meat Studies
• Virginia doctor allegedly tied women's fallopian tubes, performed hysterectomies without consent, federal investigators say
• New study: low-carb education in a group setting for the win
• Australian company creates virus that can kill every type of cancer
• Some neurologists want to end daylight saving time, calling it unhealthy
• Sally Norton: The damaging effects of oxalates on the human body
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• Obesity Week 2019: Why is it so hard for doctors to admit their failure?
• House plants aren't purifying the air - major review
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• 10 hospitalized from Oklahoma facility after flu shot mix-up
• Scientists discover new HIV strain, first in nearly two decades
• Fatty liver isn't just the result of too much alcohol. Here's how to prevent it
• CDC petitioned to admit they accept corporate money
• Does Jordan Peterson's carnivore diet work?

• Ten habits that mentally strong people rely on
• Study: Autistic adults who were not diagnosed until later in life grew up believing they were 'bad people'
• Researchers find new class of neurons that map memories
• SOTT Focus: MindMatters: Meaning in Chaos: Exploring Jordan Peterson's Maps of Meaning (Chapter 2)
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• Discovering Wholeness and Healing after Trauma
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If I want to come home safe, then I have to want that for my neighbor - that is here only way it can work. It can't be for one and not the other-...

Morales set a great track record of turning his country around and demonstrating that it can be done - a country can prosper indepently - and also...

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What about Palesinian rights to clean water, freedom to travel unrestricted, access to medical care, right to vote, earn a living, property...

Agreed - they are not trustworthy - as past behaviour demonstrates.