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Father facing jail time for forcing 14-year-old daughter to marry the rapist who impregnated her

Bethania Palma Markus
Raw Story
Wed, 25 May 2016 16:24 UTC
Keith Strawn and Aaron Seaton
© Screenshot/Fox13Keith Strawn and Aaron Seaton
An Idaho father will face jail time for forcing his young daughter to marry the man who raped her, Fox31 reports.

Keith Strawn will spend 120 days in jail for taking his 14-year-old daughter out of state to marry the 24-year-old man who had raped and impregnated her.

"While you spend those 120 day in jail, perhaps you will think about the 120 days your daughter was in a vile farce of a marriage to a rapist," Judge Greg Moeller told Strawn at his Tuesday hearing. Strawn was convicted of one felony count of causing injury to a child.

Aaron Seaton has been convicted and is serving a 15-year sentence in connection to the rape, which impregnated the teen. She had a miscarriage, Fox13 reports. Court records obtained by the station show Strawn "harbored and protected" the man by letting him live with the girl.
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Eye 1

Total control: DARPA and mainstream media collude to push micro-chipping of children

Phillip Schneider
Waking Times
Wed, 25 May 2016 00:00 UTC
microchip
It's hard to imagine the mainstream media stooping to an even lower low than where they're at right now, but rest assured, if you start to become comfortable with them they'll push that line even farther.

This time, NBC is pushing that Orwellian envelope to an extreme level as it advocates for human microchipping of children "sooner rather than later".

In a recently televised report from NBC News, they liken having your child microchipped by the state at birth to something as societally normalized as bar codes for consumer goods.
"When barcodes first came out in the late 1960s, people were appalled. They were wary of them and did not understand the concept. Today, it is so commonplace, we don't even notice it. A microchip would work much in the same way" - NBC
This statement reveals the mentality that these types of people have, thinking of us not as human beings, but as cattle needing to be tagged by their our owners.

Be Afraid and We Will Protect You

It goes without saying that this agenda to microchip the human race has little to do with "safety" and much to do with control.

Whenever the establishment wants us to comply with something, they often give us talking points through the media that are designed to frighten us into complacency. If it's about a vaccine, you may get very sick or die if you don't go out and take their shot; when campaigning for war or surveillance you might just be shot down by a terrorist; and when voting be very, very afraid that the other candidate will win so you will be sure to cast a vote for one of the two, of which neither will ever really change anything.

Comment: From robots to artificial intelligence and software to read your mind, the Pentagon and DARPA are busy creating ways to reduce the population to little more than automatons and prisoners in a high-tech worldwide control grid.


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Eye 1

Trump-loving anti-LGBT bigot kept teen stepsister shackled in basement dungeon for a year for wetting the bed

Travis Gettys
Raw Story
Thu, 26 May 2016 15:56 UTC
Esten Ciboro
© FacebookEsten Ciboro
Plenty of people have ranted against Target's transgender restroom policy on Facebook — but at least one of those social media users typed their polemic as his own 13-year-old stepsister was shackled downstairs in a basement dungeon.

Esten Ciboro and his father, Timothy Ciboro, were arrested after the girl managed to escape last week while her alleged captors went jogging, reported the Toledo Blade.

A neighbor spotted the girl, who was carrying several bags, and assumed she was a runaway, but she managed to gain her trust and discovered the girl had been chained to a support beam in her basement for more than a year as punishment for wetting the bed.

Timothy and Esten Ciboro were each charged with kidnapping and child endangerment.

After her escape and rescue, the girl told investigators she had lived with her father since her mother had left her and two siblings and ran off to Las Vegas.
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Heart - Black

High school football players charged with sex assault of teammate after brutal locker room incident

Brad Reed
Raw Story
Wed, 25 May 2016 15:41 UTC
John R.K. Howard
© Courtesy of Tarrant County, TexasJohn R.K. Howard, one of three white football players charged in the brutal sexual assault of a black teammate
Three white high school football players from Dietrich, Idaho have been charged in the brutal sexual assault of a black teammate, The Washington Post reports. The alleged assault took place on October 23rd last year in the men's locker room at Dietrich High School. Law enforcement officials allege that one of the football players restrained the victim while another shoved a coat hanger up his rectum and another repeatedly kicked the coat hanger.

Two of the alleged perpetrators, 18-year-old John R.K. Howard and 17-year-old Tanner Ward, are being charged as adults. An unnamed 16-year-old football player is being charged in the case as a juvenile. Howard has not yet filed a plea in the case and it isn't yet known whether Ward has filed a plea, the Post says.

The unidentified victim's family also filed a $10 million lawsuit earlier this month alleging that this vicious sexual assault was the culmination of a harassment campaign against him. The family alleges that his teammates would regularly insult him with racially charged terms and the suit alleges he was regularly called "'Kool-Aid' 'chicken eater' 'watermelon' and [the N-word]," the Post reports.

The lawsuit also alleges that the high school did nothing to stop the horrible physical and emotional abuse regularly inflicted upon the victim, who was particularly vulnerable due to "mental disorders including learning disabilities."
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Dollar

US businesses to take part in Russian economic forum despite objections from Washington


RT
Thu, 26 May 2016 14:54 UTC
Trinity Bridge
© Alexei Danichev / SputnikTrinity Bridge in St. Petersburg
Major US investors will take part in the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF 2016) this June despite US government objections, according to the Russian Embassy in Washington.

"Business will do what it sees as necessary. What is not forbidden is allowed. According to our information, the leading investors will attend the Russian forum. American companies will be among them. The policy of ignoring the forum has failed. Interested companies, in any case, will attend and no one will hinder them," said Russian Embassy spokesman Grigory Zasypkin.

It's hardly a surprise Washington ignores events in Russia, but pressuring business is inappropriate, as the United States has always separated business from politics, the spokesman said.
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Vader

Judge orders bailiff to handcuff public defender in courtroom despite not breaking any law

David Ferrarra
Las Vegas Review-Journal
Thu, 26 May 2016 14:41 UTC
Conrad Hafen
© Ronda Churchill/Las Vegas Review-JournalLas Vegas Justice of the Peace Conrad Hafen is shown on the bench on Tuesday, April 12, 2016.
A deputy public defender found herself in handcuffs Monday as she tried to keep a client out of jail.

Las Vegas Justice of the Peace Conrad Hafen said he wanted to teach the lawyer about courtroom etiquette. "You need to have order in a courtroom," Hafen later told the Las Vegas Review-Journal. "And there needs to be proper decorum with attorneys."

Tension seemed to escalate quickly Monday morning inside the judge's courtroom, according to court transcripts.

Zohra Bakhtary, a deputy public defender for three years, has spent at least one day a week for the past year inside Hafen's courtroom on the sixth floor of the Regional Justice Center.

Comment: The public defender should absolutely file a complaint to the state of Nevada over the behavior of the judge. The judge did not find her in contempt of court, and if he had, he would have had to follow clearly outlined procedures. None of those procedures involve handcuffing a counselor and putting her in the corner to "teach her a lesson". That is abuse of power. The judge can't just do whatever he wants if a counselor is fighting hard for her client. Either he finds her in contempt of court, or he deals with it like an adult. The fact that the judge intentionally keeps the cameras in the court turned off makes it look like he doesn't want there to be evidence of his behavior for others to judge.

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People

More large scale demonstrations in France: Thousands of French port workers protest labor reforms in Le Havre


Sputnik
Thu, 26 May 2016 14:16 UTC
Protets in Le Havre,France
© AFP 2016/ CHARLY TRIBALLEAU
Thousands of French port workers gathered on Thursday in a large-scale demonstration against labor laws in central Le Havre, a major port city in northern France, local media reported.

Some 3,600 port and dock workers were greeted with applause as they marched into the city square where thousands have been rallying since morning, according to Normandie Actu news website.

Thursday's demonstrations brought together between 8,000 and 30,000 protesters in Le Havre, according to police and trade unions' reports cited by local broadcaster France Bleu.

Comment: France is reeling from more than 6 days of various protests against the labor reforms putting stress on Holland's leadership.

French workers blockade oil refineries and depots in protest of unpopular labor reform

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A photojournalist describes going undercover as a sex worker

Mimi Chakarova
Aljazzera
Wed, 10 Jun 2015 00:21 UTC
sex traffic
© Mimi Chakarova"They brought me to a group of 12 men, kept me there for four days, taking turns," said Maia, who was trafficked to Moscow at 18 - Moldova, 2005
Sometimes I wonder if I would do it again.

That's the funny thing about life. Experience comes in random, sporadic servings. It's only years later that the story takes shape.

I didn't intend to spend more than a year covering human trafficking. It ended up taking a decade. I didn't intend on reporting in more than two countries. So, how did I end up in nine?

Before my trips, my mum used to ask: "It took us so many years to get out of poverty, why do you keep returning there?" I would sit in her kitchen and the only answer that would come to mind was: "It's so damn familiar."

I can say the same about the Balkans. Each time the plane landed, I was home. It could have been Turkey, Greece, Albania, Bulgaria (my birth country), or Macedonia - I wasn't an outsider. I understood the culture, the rawness of our ways, the dark humour of our days.
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Snakes in Suits

Former McDonald's CEO: Raising minimum wage to $15 would lead to replacing workers with robots


RT
Thu, 26 May 2016 13:27 UTC
mcdonalds
© Lucy Nicholson / ReutersGroups behind the campaign are hailing the settlement as an important victory for workers across the country.
A robotic revolution is set to happen in the fast food industry if a $15 minimum wage is put into place, according to a former McDonald's CEO.

In a Tuesday interview on Fox Business Network's 'Mornings with Maria', former McDonald's CEO Ed Rensi warned that an increased minimum wage would foment massive job loss thanks to the relatively low cost of replacing workers with intelligent machines.

"It's cheaper to buy a $35,000 robotic arm than it is to hire an employee who's inefficient making $15 an hour bagging French fries - it's nonsense and it's very destructive and it's inflationary and it's going to cause a job loss across this country like you're not going to believe," Rensi said.


Comment: The point behind raising the minimum wage is that people cannot live in today's society making $10/hour. While CEOs make millions doing nothing, they take advantage of thousands of workers who are working below the poverty level. THAT is nonsense and very destructive. Maybe if companies weren't so greedy and about profit above all else, they would care more about their employees' well being than in the price of their company's shares.


Even without a $15 per hour law, Rensi said that he thinks that franchising-model businesses are moving toward automation, since they are dependent upon low-skill workers to grow.

"It's just common sense. It's going to happen whether you like it or not. And the more you push this, it's going to happen faster," the former McDonald's chief said.

Comment: Sell the cheapest products possible to the largest number of people for the highest possible profit and if you can make more money by replacing the real thing with a facsimile then by all means do it whether it's the so-called "food" products or your employees. This is what happens when a society centers itself squarely around generating the most money for the fewest people instead of building society favorably for all and raising the quality of life for all. It's a clear sign of near total failure and such a society really ought not endure, after all why should it?

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Poll shows 77% of Germans want Merkel to take 'strong stand' against Erdogan

Alex Christophorou
The Duran
Thu, 26 May 2016 09:07 UTC
erdogan merkel
The majority of Germans want to see Chancellor Merkel take a strong stand against Turkish President Erdogan.

The German public is getting fed up with Chancellor Merkel's weakness when it comes to dealing with Turkish President Erdogan. To say that Erdogan "owns" Merkel is being polite. When Erdogan orders Merkel to jump, the German leader asks how high.

Merkel has shown that she is ready to do anything to stem the flow of refugees (her NATO country helped bomb), from entering the EU. This includes 6 billion euro "aid" packages (cough cough blackmail payments) to Turkey's leader.

Talk about a great racket. Turkey continues to destabilise Syria, then funnels in refugees (with a sprinkle of ISIS terrorists mixed-in) directly towards Greece and Europe...and then orders Merkel to pay up so as to stop the flow. This is textbook mafia...like a geo-political Goodfellas.

And of course Merkel, in her infinite weaknesses, caves-in. Unfortunately for the Chancellor, her German citizens don't like Merkel's handling of Turkey one bit.

Comment: Further reading: NATO-linked think tanks control Europe's reaction to refugee crisis

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