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So much for the 'State Sponsored Doping' fake news: 22 out of 29 Russian biathletes cleared of suspicions


RT
Sat, 21 Jan 2017 16:07 UTC
Matvey Yeliseyev
© Andrey Anosov / SBR / SputnikMatvey Yeliseyev (Russia) during the men's relay race at the 2016–17 Biathlon World Cup 5 in Ruhpolding, Germany.
Twenty-two Russian biathletes who had been suspected of doping following the publication of the second part of the WADA Independent Commission report, have been cleared of any suspicion by the International Biathlon Union (IBU).

The IBU launched its own investigation in cooperation with the Russian Biathlon Union (RBU), after it received a list from the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) with the names of 31 Russian biathletes, mentioned in the WADA Independent Commission report.

The IBU executive committee held an extraordinary meeting on Saturday to discuss the results of the investigation against the Russian athletes.

Comment: No matter what truth eventually comes out, the 'State Sponsored Doping' meme has served its purpose. Now in the mind of the average Westerner, the unconscious image that comes to mind about Russian sports must be one of beastly athletes locked in dark cages, as a sniggering Vladimir Putin injects them with a vial of radioactive super liquid. But as always, it is being revealed to be more BS from the Fake News consortium that is mainstream media.

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Info

WikiLeaks proves they were never in Trump's corner, promises to release his tax return

Matt Agorist
The Free Thought Project
Mon, 23 Jan 2017 18:19 UTC
Trump on CNN
During the run-up to the election and up until the inauguration, Donald Trump made repeated promises to release his tax returns. However, like all presidents before him, after he was sworn in, he quickly began breaking promises and releasing his tax return was at the top of the list. This broken promise has spurred an epic response by WikiLeaks who is now promising to release them.

Kellyanne Conway, a senior counselor to the president, said on Sunday that Trump will break a 40-year tradition and not show America the extent of his financial interests and obligation.

"The White House response is that he's not going to release his tax returns," Conway said. "We litigated this all through the election."


Conway went on to assert that most Americans don't care about Trump's tax returns, noting, "They voted for him, and let me make this very clear: most Americans are — are very focused on what their tax returns will look like while President Trump is in office, not what his look like."
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Dominoes

Anti-Trump protester sets supporter's hair on fire in Washington DC

Rusty
The Political Insider
Mon, 23 Jan 2017 18:12 UTC
Trump protester sets fire to supporters hair
© The Political Insider via YouTube/Daniel and Geneva Ledon
Can you imagine a Trump supporter ever setting a Hillary Clinton fan or Bernie Sanders voter's hair on fire? Can you imagine the media outrage?

It's difficult to fathom such a thing because conservatives aren't prone to violence at their rallies. But anti-Trump protesters certainly are. So when do you think the media coverage of the following incident will begin?

In a relatively peaceful atmosphere involving dueling groups - a group of Trump supporters, and a group of Trump haters - members of both sides debated the merits of their views.

Then, an anti-Trump protester who moments earlier had been chanting "love Trumps hate" decided to set a woman's hair on fire while she was showing off her Trump hat.

No seriously, they literally set her hair on fire.

Via Gateway Pundit:
The video shows two white female and two male Trump supporters engaging in peaceful debate with a group of anti-Trump protesters. The two female Trump supporters, one with her hair in braids, take turns posing for photographs in front of the protesters. The second woman to pose has long hair hanging freely down her back. Someone within the anti-Trump mob reaches out and sets the Trump supporter's hair on fire. Fortunately one of the male Trump supporters standing with them sees the female's hair on fire and quickly puts it out with his bare hand. A puff of smoke can be seen rising from the female Trump supporter's back.

[The video was posted to the YouTube account of Daniel and Geneva Ledon. The Ledons added commentary and enhanced viewing for some parts of the video.]
Watch the video below - there is no doubt the act was done intentionally and maliciously ...

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Attention

Ron Paul nails it! Here is exactly what is wrong with the liberal left in America

Alex Christoforou
The Duran
Mon, 23 Jan 2017 18:11 UTC
Ron Paul
How could a backlash not occur?

Leave it to Ron Paul (and more so the post author Jeff Deist) to hold up a mirror to the liberal left, and their never ending crying over Trump's victory, and now Presidency.

The liberal left religion is not fond of self examination. We doubt they will listen to Ron Paul or Jeff Deist. We may even see the liberal left establishment begin branding the two men "Kremlin stooges"...
"It has become very apparent that the left views Trump's election as an absolute calamity. But it is a calamity that they brought upon themselves.

The left remained silent while the Obama administration spent two full terms at war. They excused Obama's NSA scandals. They cheered the growth of an imperial presidency and an activist judiciary.

But worst of all, the left poisoned America with vicious identity politics and a deeply false narrative of racism, sexism, xenophobia, and privilege. How could a backlash not occur?

What matters most in the upcoming years is not what Trump can actually do in the face of this hatred. What matters is what he can undo."
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Rose

Tokyo park employee who failed to collect admission fees after tourist 'trauma', offers to return half his retirement fund


RT
Mon, 23 Jan 2017 12:29 UTC
Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden Tokyo
© wikipedia.orgShinjuku Gyoen National Garden
A former Tokyo park employee has been fined for failing to charge more than 160,000 foreign visitors across two years after one customer yelled at him, leaving him "traumatized", The Japan Times reports.

The former admission officer, 71, failed to collect the 200 yen ($1.76) entrance fee for Tokyo's Shinjuku Gyoen park, famed for its stunning springtime cherry blossoms, from foreigners between 2014 and 2016. The lost revenue amounts to a total of 32,000,000 yen ($282,000).

The man said he stopped asking foreign nationals for payments after he was once "shouted at" by a foreigner because he didn't speak good English and afterwards felt too intimidated to speak to non-Japanese visitors, Shankei Shimbun reports.
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Attention

School dental program removes boy's teeth without parental consent

Devin Bartolotta
CBS Baltimore
Fri, 20 Jan 2017 15:59 UTC
Michael Flemming
© WSJMichael Flemming
A mother is outraged after her third grader came home from school with three of his teeth missing. She says his elementary school performed a dental procedure she never knew about.

A Baltimore City mom is looking for answers: Why did the school allow serious dental work — without making a single phone call to parents?

9-year-old Michael is still brought to tears by the pain. He's now missing three teeth — pulled out by a dental program visiting his school. His mother, Shanda Flemming, tells WJZ she never was notified that the procedure was happening.

"And then two on this side. One top and one bottom," says Flemming.

Baltimore City Schools says Flemming signed a permission slip, but Flemming thought it was for routine cleanings.

Comment: The State knows best. Parental rights and consent are inconsequential.

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Footprints

Who's gonna clean that up? Women's March protesters leave their signs lying around DC landmarks


RT
Mon, 23 Jan 2017 15:46 UTC
women's march signs
© rhondayvsg / Instagram
They may have attracted the headlines, but the anti-Trump protesters who attended the massive Women's March in Washington DC, are now drawing criticism for abandoning their placards at landmarks and on the capital's streets.

Organizers say that more that 2.5 million people took part in demonstrations around the world on Saturday, as protesters voiced opposition to President Donald Trump while also calling for the protection of civil liberties.

The largest of the events was held in Washington, DC where over half a million people took to the streets, according to AP. Many, if not most, of the protesters came equipped with placards criticising Trump and highlighting their various causes.

Following the march, tens of thousands thousands chose to leave their signs outside various DC landmarks including the White House and the Trump International Hotel.

Comment: Their own feelings are paramount, apparently. How incredibly inconsiderate.

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Handcuffs

Many arrested Inauguration Day protesters will be charged with felony rioting, prosecutors say


CBS News
Sat, 21 Jan 2017 07:49 UTC
DC riots
Most of the approximately 230 protesters arrested on Inauguration Day will be charged with felony rioting, federal prosecutors said.

The U.S. Attorney's Office said the offense is punishable by up to 10 years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000. The office said most of those arrested will be released without having to post bail and must return to court in February.

A first group of 10 men appeared in Superior Court just before 3 p.m., and their lawyer entered a not guilty plea on their behalf. A judge released all of them on the condition they not get re-arrested in the District of Columbia.

Interim D.C. police chief Peter Newsham said Friday that 217 people were being charged with rioting.

Comment: See also:

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Books

Russophobic re-writing of history: California legislator proposes schools teach that Russia influenced the 2016 election in favor of Trump

Dean Parker
Russia Insider
Mon, 23 Jan 2017 15:38 UTC
california republic
Just when you think the Russopbobia craze in the US couldn't get any worse something happens to prove you wrong.

A California legislator is introducing a bill that would require state schools to teach in history class that Russian government conspired to influence the 2016 US election on behalf of Donald Trump. More:
Levine said if California requires state curriculum to include the information, other states would likely follow suit.

"California is the largest textbook market in the nation," he said. "Textbooks approved in our state are used throughout the country."

Comment: One more lie to add to the already heaping pile taught in history classes nationwide.

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Sheriff

Wisconsin police troll drug users with free testing offer: No more 'salty meth pipes'


RT
Mon, 23 Jan 2017 15:22 UTC
Methamphetamine
© Ralph Orlowski / Reuters
Wisconsin police have reached out to meth users on Facebook, encouraging them to get their meth tested at the police station to be sure they haven't been duped into buying rock salt.

The tongue-in-cheek offer was posted on the Sparta Police Department's Facebook page after "an investigation" led to the discovery of fake meth among batches of the drug sold to unsuspecting users.

"We understand how frustrating it is buying something and finding out it's not what you thought you purchased...like ordering a large T-shirt that turns out to be a size schmedium," police wrote.

The police department implored anyone with concerns that their meth may in fact be mere rock salt to come to the station for testing. They also extended this service to meth pipes, needles, and other drug paraphernalia.

"We can only imagine how horrible a salty meth pipe is," the post read, while urging drug users to call in without delay.
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