O'Keefe told us on Friday about his latest investigation on the corrupt Deep State in Washington DC. The video he revealed was shocking.
James later teased his investigation to the St. Louis crowd at the Gateway Eagle Council.
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O'Keefe told us on Friday about his latest investigation on the corrupt Deep State in Washington DC. The video he revealed was shocking.
James later teased his investigation to the St. Louis crowd at the Gateway Eagle Council.
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Musk was widely criticized for making the unsubstantiated claim that the British diver, Vernon Unsworth, was a pedophile and "child rapist" on Twitter. Unsworth was a key player in the rescue of the Thai boys and Musk never provided any evidence for the seemingly random claims he made about him.
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Women in the niqab walk in front of the Danish Parliament at Christiansborg Castle, in Copenhagen.
Women in the niqab walk in front of the Danish Parliament at Christiansborg Castle, in Copenhagen.
Danish politicians from all sides are considering controversial new integration policies to bring immigrant communities into society - by force if necessary - just weeks after the country introduced a burka ban.
Recent government proposals to be finalised by parliament over the next few weeks target Denmark's so-called "ghetto neighbourhoods" with a series of sanctions and incentives which have been given enthusiastic backing by the left-leaning opposition.
Under the proposals, children living in the targeted areas would be required by law to attend daycare for 25 hours a week to make sure they learn Danish and the country's values and customs.
Immigrant families who take their children back to their countries of origin for long periods could face prison or deportation and crimes committed in the neighbourhoods would carry heavier sentences.
Comment: Mass migration and post-modern, 'liberal', values have enabled and encouraged migrants, under guise of 'multi-culturalism', to create societies which operate parallel, and sometimes in opposition, to the host country. This was not always the case and actually runs contrary to the centuries old wisdom that integration was key. So Denmark - and many other countries across Europe - are being actually being forced to legislate what was formerly an unspoken agreement of the responsibility and expected behaviour of a migrant, who, in return, would be eventually granted citizenship:
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Research by the Social Metrics Commission (SMC) shows that nearly half of this cohort - 6.9 million - were living in families with a disabled person, while 4.5 million were children
Research by the Social Metrics Commission (SMC) shows that nearly half of this cohort - 6.9 million - were living in families with a disabled person, while 4.5 million were children
The research by the Social Metrics Commission (SMC) found that 14.2 million people were living in poverty under the new measure, of which 4.5 million were children and 1.4 million were people of pension age.
Of that total figure, 7.7 million people were found to be living in "persistent poverty", meaning they had spent all or most of the last four years or more in poverty, while 6.9 million were living in families with a disabled person.
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- UK economic collapse accelerating: 28% increase in shops going bust, biggest slump since 2009, food and fuel prices rise
- "Slow burn": Low pay and record debt signal apocalypse for Britain's retailers as economic downturn continues
- Bankrupt UK to include illegal drugs and prostitution in national GDP figures
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Police in Western Australia confirmed on Monday that they are investigating the first reported case of suspected needle contamination in the state. Previously, almost a dozen incidents were reported in six brands of strawberries across six states and territories.
The crisis has spiraled since a man was hospitalized after swallowing a needle that was hidden inside a strawberry in Queensland over a week ago.
Fears of a copycat fruit saboteur emerged on Monday after police reported that a woman was caught inserting a needle into a banana in a Queensland supermarket. However, police confirmed that the woman had mental health issues and said they were treating the act as an isolated incident, with no connection to any other food contamination investigations.
It comes as New Zealand food distributors removed Australian strawberries from their shelves as a precaution, further adding to the devastation caused by the unidentified culprit.
Update #2: Sept. 17, 2018; 6:17 pm
The official filing with the NRC states:
"A hazardous event has resulted in on site conditions sufficient to prohibit the plant staff from accessing the site via personal vehicles due to flooding of local roads by Tropical Storm Florence."
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Anne Hathaway preaching at Saturday's awards ceremony
Anne Hathaway preaching at Saturday's awards ceremony
Hathaway, who is white, married (to a man) with a son, and among the world's highest-paid actresses, told the audience at the Human Rights Campaign's National Dinner on Saturday night that she is "scared" of anti-LGBT "bigots," and that her own privilege is part of a "damaging and widely accepted myth."
"It is important to acknowledge with the exception of being a cisgender male, everything about how I was born has put me at the current center of a damaging and widely accepted myth," she said.
Then, after addressing the crowd as "ladies, gentlemen, and geltlethem," Hathaway expounded on her beliefs, seemingly gleaned from plucking pages from random social sciences tomes and mainlining the Huffington Post daily.
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Ukrainian policemen stand guard during a protest in front the General Prosecutor's Office in Kiev, Ukraine, on 17 September 2018.
Ukrainian policemen stand guard during a protest in front the General Prosecutor's Office in Kiev, Ukraine, on 17 September 2018.
The incident occurred on Monday during a nationalist rally in front of the General Prosecutor's Office building in Ukraine's capital. The journalist, Darina Bilera, was trying to do a live report from the scene when several people attacked her.
She was first pelted with eggs and other projectiles, before a woman hit Bilera in the face, forcing the NewsOne crew to retreat from the scene. The protesters accused the crew of being "pro-Russian," which can be heard on footage that has been uploaded online. Numerous riot police officers that were present near the prosecutor's office did not intervene in the incident.
#MeToo gained steam in October when Harvey Weinstein was accused of numerous incidents of sexual misconduct. From there, the movement brought to light allegations against other male celebrities, among them Matt Lauer, Charlie Rose, and Kevin Spacey.
While many Hollywood names have embraced the movement, Penn is more cautious - and even called it a "receptacle of the salacious."
"This is a movement that was largely shouldered by a kind of receptacle of the salacious," he told Natalie Morales. Penn explained the term, saying, "Well, we don't know what's a fact in many of the cases. Salacious is as soon as you call something a movement that is really a series of many individual accusers, victims, accusations, some of which are unfounded."
Comment: Finally a little common sense from someone in Hollywood! See: The war on men in the #MeToo era
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Julian Assange
Julian Assange
A report, published by Associated Press (AP) as an exclusive based on leaked WikiLeaks documents, alleges that Assange wrote to the Russian consulate in London to give an associate of his permission to facilitate the visa process for him.
"I, Julian Assange, hereby grant full authority to my friend, Israel Shamir, to both drop off and collect my passport, in order to get a visa," the letter stated, according to AP.
AP says the letter is part of a trove of WikiLeaks emails, chat logs, financial records, secretly recorded footage and other documents that has been leaked to it.
WikiLeaks has vehemently denied the claims, however, stating that Assange did not write the document or apply for such a visa at any stage.
Comment: Since the US has (so far) been unable to oust Assange from the Ecuadorian Embassy, all forms of character assassination to diminish his credibility will have to do.
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