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Alabama State Rep: Legal action should be considered against Moore's accusers

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Roy Moore - a classic example of an American Southern States Conservative
State Rep. Ed Henry lashed out at Roy Moore's accusers and Republicans who said the U.S. Senate candidate should back out of the special election in an interview Thursday evening with The Times.

Comment: What can one say about these charges against Roy Moore? Political? In the current climate they can't be otherwise. 40 years ago in Alabama it was not usual for a man of Moore's standing in the community to date 18 year old girls. Does that make him a sexual deviant? Only if you live in the progressive detached-from-reality utopia-land. Moore is an average member of the American political class, no worse, and likely a whole lot better than many others, including on the 'progressive' side of the fence.

As for counter-charges, Roy Moore's wife, Kayla Moore, says she and her husband plan to sue WaPo for defamation.


Dollars

Political hit-job? Alabama woman claims WaPo reporter offered her thousand$ to accuse Judge Roy Moore of sexual abuse

Alabama Judge Roy Moore won the Republican senate primary to replace Jeff Sessions in September.

Judge Moore is a conservative favorite. Establishment Republicans fear him.
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On Thursday the far left Washington Post accused Judge Moore of dating a 14 year-old girl in 1979.

Judge Moore has denied the charges.

Now this...

Comment: Moore is set to go up against Democrat contender Doug Jones in a special election on December 12, 2017. This 'scandal' smacks of a political hit-job to hurt Moore's campaign. Do not underestimate the lengths the Democratic "cult" (former party leader Donna Brazile's term) will go to to smear a potential Trump ally in the Senate.


Flashlight

Roy Moore denies teen sex abuse allegations in interview with Hannity: 'It never happened'

Judge Roy Moore
© AP Photo/Brynn AndersonJudge Roy Moore
Roy Moore is continuing to deny the blockbuster allegations that he pursued relationships with four teenage women while he was in his 30s.

"It never happened," Moore said Friday on The Sean Hannity Show

In his first interview since the Washington Post published the explosive claims, Moore - the Republican nominee for the U.S. Senate in Alabama - appeared on Sean Hannity's radio show Friday. The former Alabama Supreme Court justice told the host that

Comment: Roy Moore's interview with Hannity:

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Info

'Brief meeting': Putin and Trump agree 'no military solution to Syrian crisis'

Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump
© REUTERS/ Jorge SilvaU.S. President Donald Trump and Russia's President Vladimir Putin talk as Vietnam's President Tran Dai Quang (R) looks on, during the family photo session at the APEC Summit in Danang, Vietnam, November 11, 2017
Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump during their brief meeting on the sidelines of the APEC summit approved a joint statement on Syria.

According to the joint statement on Syria, "the presidents agreed to maintain the existing military communication channels to ensure the security of US and Russian armed forces, as well as to prevent dangerous incidents involving the forces of allies fighting the Daesh terror group."

The presidents of Russia and the US reaffirmed their commitment to the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Syria and called on the parties to the conflict there to participate in the Geneva political process, according to a joint statement they issued following a meeting.

Comment: RT adds:
Just two days before the key statement on Syria was issued, US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said that Trump and Putin have nothing "sufficiently substantive to talk about" at the moment. Relations between Moscow and Washington are currently at the "lowest point" since the Cold War.
Well, the joint statement seems quite significant to us Mr Tillerson! For starters, it is a tacit acceptance on the part of the US that Assad is not going to be toppled any time soon.

Here's the full Trump-Putin statement as published by the Kremlin:
President Trump and President Putin today, meeting on the margins of the APEC conference in Danang, Vietnam, confirmed their determination to defeat ISIS in Syria. They expressed their satisfaction with successful US-Russia enhanced de-confliction efforts between US and Russian military professionals that have dramatically accelerated ISIS's losses on the battlefield in recent months. The Presidents agreed to maintain open military channels of communication between military professionals to help ensure the safety of both US and Russian forces and de-confliction of partnered forces engaged in the fight against ISIS. They confirmed these efforts will be continued until the final defeat of ISIS is achieved.

The Presidents agreed that there is no military solution to the conflict in Syria. They confirmed that the ultimate political solution to the conflict must be forged through the Geneva process pursuant to UNSCR 2254. They also took note of President Assad's recent commitment to the Geneva process and constitutional reform and elections as called for under UNSCR 2254. The two Presidents affirmed that these steps must include full implementation of UNSCR 2254, including constitutional reform and free and fair elections under UN supervision, held to the highest international standards of transparency, with all Syrians, including members of the diaspora, eligible to participate. The Presidents affirmed their commitment to Syria's sovereignty, unity, independence, territorial integrity, and non-sectarian character, as defined in UNSCR 2254, and urged all Syrian parties to participate actively in the Geneva political process and to support efforts to ensure its success.

Finally President Trump and President Putin confirmed the importance of de-escalation areas as an interim step to reduce violence in Syria, enforce ceasefire agreements, facilitate unhindered humanitarian access, and set the conditions for the ultimate political solution to the conflict. They reviewed progress on the ceasefire in southwest Syria that was finalized the last time the two Presidents met in Hamburg, Germany on July 7, 2017. The two presidents, today, welcomed the Memorandum of Principles concluded in Amman, Jordan, on November 8, 2017, between the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, the Russian Federation, and the United States of America. This Memorandum reinforces the success of the ceasefire initiative, to include the reduction, and ultimate elimination of foreign forces and foreign fighters from the area to ensure a more sustainable peace. Monitoring this ceasefire arrangement will continue to take place through the Amman Monitoring Center, with participation by expert teams from the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, the Russian Federation, and the United States.

The two Presidents discussed the ongoing need to reduce human suffering in Syria and called on all UN member states to increase their contributions to address these humanitarian needs over the coming months.



Display

Case studies in how the Deep State controls social media and digitally assassinates critics

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"And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." (John 8:32)

This is a speculative account based on personal experience and broad reading. In no way is it a substitute for a proper legal discovery process - but it could be useful in guiding such a process.

The recent arbitrary deletion with no appeal by Twitter of two accounts - one belonging to my friend Alt-Right white male Roger Stone [1] and the other to an Alt-Left black female activist who goes by the name of "Charlie Peach" [2] and reminds me of my friend Cynthia McKinney, [3] should be the death rattle of #GoogleGestapo. If Roger Stone and "Charlie Peach" were to sue Twitter together, in combination with my own lawsuit against three apparatchiks and their many co-conspirators, [4] and the new potentially formidable case by Prager University against Google, YouTube, and DOES 1-25, [5] I believe these three cases and perhaps others might converge in a most constructive manner assuredly in the public interest. The above juxtaposition is important - the Deep State is seeking to censor and in some cases digitally assassinate both those on the right and those on the left who challenge official narratives. This is discrimination based on political affiliation or belief.

While I identify the Deep State as the ultimate antagonist, it is the Zionists who have refined the system that the Deep State now uses to control social media and digitally assassinate critics and those espousing conservative values or support for the US Constitution as well as opposition to the prevailing "Israel First" mantra at the federal, state, and local levels. [6] "Hate speech" and related filters are code for repressing those critical of the Zionist and Deep State narratives, known in the aggregate as "Alternative Media." [7]

Briefcase

Judicial Watch Sues DOJ for documents relating to 'Russian Lawyer' immigration parole - Veselnitskaya 'shouldn't have been in the country'

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© NBCNatalia Veselnitskaya
Natalia Veselnitskaya, the Russian attorney who met with Donald Trump Jr. at Trump Tower, had her immigration parole refused for the period in which the meeting occurred

Judicial Watch announced today that it filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Justice for all records of communications relating to Russian attorney Natalia Veselnitskaya's immigration parole. (Judicial Watch v. U.S. Department of Justice (No. 1:17-cv-02357)).

Judicial Watch filed suit after the Justice Department failed to respond to an August 4, 2017, FOIA request seeking
Any and all records of communications sent to or from officials in the Offices of the Attorney General and Deputy Attorney General regarding an immigration parole issued to Russian national Natalia Veselnitskaya between January 1, 2015 and December 31, 2016.

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Network

Russian growth outpaces restrictive US sanctions

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Western energy sanctions vis-à-vis Russia have become a steady phenomenon of the global oil and gas market.

Most Russian oil companies don't expect sanctions to be scrapped anytime soon-an assessment espoused by the political elites of the country, too. The sides even seem to have resigned their minds to the current frosty relations.

The Russian economy has swung back to growth this year, with an anticipated 1.7 percent GDP increase this year, and the ruble solidified following a disastrous 2015-2016 period.

Comment: Sooner or later the US and EU will likely come to a head over the complications involved in energy supplies and the US-led sanctions. Russia is in a superior geographic position and it is surpassing the formation of beneficial relationships in the energy sector (as well as other business areas). The US is also losing it's long-held ground in the Middle East, which it has used to dominate the oil and gas industry. Russia is making US sanctions irrelevant, and it will be the EU who experiences greater losses than anyone else. How long with they be able to hold out against their own self interest?


Radar

Israel shoots down Russian-made drone operating in the Golan Heights

Israeli Patroit missile
Israel has shot down a Russian-made drone operating over the Golan Heights in Syria's southwest on Saturday.

The drone was brought down with a US-made patriot interceptor missile.

"It was a reconnaissance UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) and not an attack UAV and we are checking whether there is any connection to Iran and Hezbollah," military spokesman, Lieutenant-Colonel Jonathan Conricus, told Reuters. It has been known that Israel supports terrorist fighters operating in the border region, with videos and photographs showing jihadists being treated in Israeli hospitals.

Attention

Developments intensify: Saudi citizen kidnapped in Lebanon

Lebanese Army units
Lebanese Army units conducted several raids in Dar El Wasaah area, located in the Beqaa Governorate of Lebanon, on Saturday following the abduction of a Saudi citizen.

Security sources said that large quantities of narcotics, weapons, ammunition and military equipment got seized during the raids.

The sources added that the army units were attacked while conducting their mission. This forced them to respond to the source of fire, which resulted in three of the gunmen being injured.

"The raids were carried out by the Army in Dar El Wasaah and were related to the abduction of a Saudi citizen", military sources said, adding that they are still searching for the abducted Saudi citizen and his captors.

Target

Retired US general: 'Vastly outnumbered' US forces would struggle to win war with North Korea

North Korean soldiers
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The United States would struggle to win if a war broke out with North Korea, as tensions over the country's nuclear ambitions continue to mount on the peninsula. That's according to a retired US general with years of experience in the region.

Now retired, Lt. Gen. Jan-Marc Jouas gave his views on a possible conflict with North Korea in a letter to Representatives Ted Lieu (D-CA), Ruben Gallego (D-Arizona), and Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-Illinois) earlier this week.

Jouas, formerly deputy commander of US Forces Korea, said the near 30,000-strong US forces stationed in the neighboring South would struggle to counter the North Korean Army, which the country claims almost 5 million people have volunteered for.

"The 28,500 US Armed Forces personnel in South Korea are vastly outnumbered by North Korean forces,as well as ROK (South Korean) forces that will conduct the overwhelming majority of the fighting," he wrote.