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'Dirty dossier' names 36 Tory MPs accused of sleazy behavior


RT
Mon, 30 Oct 2017 13:57 UTC
man with hand on woman's butt
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A "dirty dossier" has revealed 36 Tory MPs stand accused of harassing women at Westminster, including 'sexting' a 19-year-old, buying a staff member a vibrator and being "handsy at parties." The prime minister has vowed to sack any ministers involved.

Conservative aides have put together a spreadsheet which includes the specific details of the accusations, according to right-wing blog Guido Fawkes. Allegations include MPs having affairs with junior colleagues, using prostitutes, being "perpetually intoxicated and very inappropriate with women," and "paying a woman to be quiet."

The list reportedly includes two serving cabinet ministers who are accused of inappropriate behavior towards women, and 18 ministers facing allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior. Another 12 are accused of behaving inappropriately towards female researchers, while four are alleged to have behaved inappropriately towards male researchers.
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The National Hockey League to install facial recognition cameras to limit their liability

MassPrivateI
Activist Post
Fri, 20 Oct 2017 13:43 UTC
facial recognition cameras
It's official, big brother has invaded sports arenas, stadiums and parks.

According to an article in TSN, The National Hockey League (NHL) plans to install facial recognition cameras in their arenas.


The above video, is a perfect example of how law enforcement uses our fears of terror to justify losing our privacy.

Retired Secret Service agent Mike Verden claims the NHL's facial recognition cameras are for everyone's safety. Near the end of the video, he reveals that unnamed sports teams are secretly using facial recognition cameras to spy on fans.
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Telegram app blocks 8.5K terrorist channels in a single month


RT
Sun, 29 Oct 2017 17:20 UTC
Telegram encrypted messaging app
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Telegram encrypted messaging app has blocked more than 8,500 in October due to terrorist links and incitement of violence, Pavel Durov, the company's CEO, said.

"The promotion of violence in any form is banned" by Telegram, Durov said on his channel on Sunday. "Only in October, we blocked more than 8,500 channels associated with terrorism," he added, saying that the line, which shouldn't be crossed, was "clear."

"One can criticize the local authorities, challenge the status quo and arrange a political debate. At the same time, one can't encourage violence and call for actions that will harm innocent people. Here is the main criterion for moderation of our public channels," he explained.

The tech entrepreneur said one example was a popular Iranian channel which asked its subscribers to throw stones at public facilities and film it on video. Telegram contacted its owner and demanded calls for vandalism to be removed. But instead, the channel launched a new contest for its viewers, which involved throwing Molotov cocktails at mosques, and was immediately blocked, he said.
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NFL team 'takes a knee' in protest at owner's 'inmates' remark


RT
Mon, 30 Oct 2017 13:38 UTC
NFL's Houston Texans
© Joe Nicholson / ReutersNFL's Houston Texans at CenturyLink Field in October 29, 2017
A majority of Houston Texans players took a knee and linked arms during the national anthem before their game against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday, in response to recent comments by their team owner on the ongoing wave of protests in the NFL.

Over 40 Texans team members protested in defiance of team owner Bob McNair, who reportedly said "we can't have the inmates running the prison" when addressing the anthem issue during the National Football League (NFL) owners meeting on October 18.

McNair's remarks were deemed inappropriate by numerous players and sparked angry reactions in the league.
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Social Media bias: Twitter bans Alt-Right troll for criticizing CNN while ignoring graphic death threats against Assange

Rachel Blevin
The Free Thought Project
Sun, 29 Oct 2017 00:01 UTC
Assange death threat tweet
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Twitter is no stranger to accusations of double standards when it comes to which accounts it suspends and why, but the latest offender appears to have been banned for a few critical Tweets, while many of the individuals who use the platform to publish graphic death threats enjoy full access.

Alt-Right troll and InfoWars commentator Roger Stone was suspended from Twitter on Saturday after he posted a Tweet calling CNN's Don Lemon a "lying covksucker" and a "dumb piece of shit."

While Stone's insults are crude, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange noted that Stone's comments are nothing compared to the graphic threats both he and Edward Snowden receive on a regular basis.

Comment: More on Roger Stone's Twitter ban: Twitter bans Roger Stone for "inciting or engaging in targeted abuse or harassment"

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86-year-old in intensive care after Kingstree police used Taser against unarmed black motorist

Andrew Knapp
The Post and Courier
Fri, 20 Oct 2017 12:31 UTC
Albert Chatfield, 86,
Albert Chatfield, 86, was injured Monday when a Kingstree police officer shocked him with a Taser during a traffic stop
An 86-year-old unarmed black motorist in Kingstree was jolted with a Taser because the white police officer who stopped him worried that the wandering dementia patient would be hit by a car.


Comment: So the cop tasered a 86-year-old man because he was afraid he was going to get hit by a car?!


Albert Chatfield remained hospitalized in intensive care Friday, four days after being injured during the confrontation in the small town two hours north of Charleston, family members said.

His loved ones and their attorney bemoaned the officer's use of force as unconstitutional and unnecessary in corralling an elderly motorist who posed no threat to police.
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Ramzan Kadyrov: 'Let children be children'

Adam Garrie
The Duran
Mon, 30 Oct 2017 12:54 UTC
Ramzan Kadyrov has stressed the importance of compassion over militant ideology.

Ramzan Kadyrov
Ramzan Kadyrov, the head of Russia's Chechen Republic has written a powerful statement on social media which is critical of the trend of parents attempting to inculcate young children with their political beliefs.

Kadyrov wrote,
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Libtarded: Alexandria church decides to remove plaques honoring Washington and Lee

Lori Aratani
The Washington Post
Sat, 28 Oct 2017 00:01 UTC
Alexandria Church VA
Leaders of a historic Episcopal church in Alexandria have decided to remove a pair of plaques from its sanctuary that memorialize two of their most prominent parishioners: George Washington and Robert E. Lee.

In a letter sent Thursday to members of the Christ Church congregation, church leaders explained that the decision came after much deliberation.

"This was not a discussion we entered into lightly, but rather a sincere attempt to have a family conversation about our worship space, our larger history and our future," they wrote.


Comment: It seems even religious authorities aren't immune to the Libtarded agenda of erasing history. See also:

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Kevin Spacey responds to Anthony Rapp's sex abuse allegations


Sputnik
Mon, 30 Oct 2017 12:01 UTC
Hollywood star Kevin Spacey has publicly come out as gay, responding to alleged sexual misconduct towards actor Anthony Rapp 30 years ago.

Kevin Spacey
© AP photo/Chris Pizello/Invision
"I honestly do not remember the encounter, it would have been over 30 years ago. But if I did behave then as he describes, I owe him the sincerest apology for what would have been deeply inappropriate drunken behavior, and I am sorry for the feelings he describes having carried with him all these years," a statement read posted to Spacey's official account on Twitter.
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When federal prisons become nursing homes

Mike Riggs
Reason
Mon, 30 Oct 2017 11:45 UTC
When prisons become nursing homes
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When Americans think of federal prisons, they probably don't picture nursing homes. But maybe they should. Thanks to the long mandatory sentences that come with many drug offenses, elderly inmates have emerged as the fastest-growing sector of the federal prison population.

As of June 2017, there were nearly 35,000 federal inmates over the age of 51; 10,000 were over the age of 60. Many of these prisoners suffer the same illnesses afflicting the elderly population in free America, from heart disease to Type 2 diabetes to cancer. The difference is that elderly prisoners receive care while shackled to a bed.

Many aging and sick federal prisoners die under horrid conditions-but they needn't. In 1984, Congress empowered the director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) to petition for the early release of inmates in "extraordinary and compelling" circumstances. This power is formally called "compassionate release." It's perfectly legal and reasonably safe: Older prisoners seldom resume their criminal behavior upon release, and terminally ill prisoners almost never do.
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