Confronted with her own virtue-signaling, AOC spat out a word salad.
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Confronted with her own virtue-signaling, AOC spat out a word salad.
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Commissioned by the German Committee on Eastern European Economic Relations (OA), an interest group that pushes Berlin to trade more with the east of the continent, the poll showed that the majority (62%) of Germans want to improve the country's relationship with Russia.
"If it were up to the wishes of the German population, the EU-Russia relationship would be significantly expanded in many different fields," OA chair Oliver Hermes said, noting that the people see value in cooperation and closer relations, especially in the economy and the energy sector.
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Atlanta Riots
Atlanta Riots
Grassley questioned the Department of Justice's approach to federal prosecutions of rioters. More than half of all Portland riot cases were or will be dismissed, but when it comes to handling cases of rioting at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, more than 400 defendants were charged.
Grassley pointed to the "enormous and unprecedented" violence of 2020, citing a Princeton study that found more than 500 unique riots broke out across the country last year. The letter also refers to 14,000 people arrested in 49 cities, the hundreds of injured police officers, and the violent siege of the courthouse in Portland. Grassley wrote:
"While the Department of Justice under your leadership spares no effort to prosecute every offense including misdemeanors and trespass if associated with the Capitol breach, which I find no fault with, the same cannot be said of the hundreds of riots that occurred in 2020. This leniency is distinct from the aggressive prosecution of January 6 related crimes. The law must be applied equally without regard to party, power or privilege."In light of the DOJ's request for an additional $1.5 billion to combat terrorism, Grassley is concerned that the funds could be mishandled.
"I can only imagine that this money will continue to resource the institutional bias that continues to exist for the Department's historical areas of expertise, militia extremism and white supremacism."
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Israeli PM Netanyahu speaks at Evangelical Christian movement meeting, Jerusalem 2012
Israeli PM Netanyahu speaks at Evangelical Christian movement meeting, Jerusalem 2012
There is actually. In fact, the poll suggests support is about to drop considerably in the coming years. Only 33.6% of young evangelicals (between the ages of 18 and 29) said they support Israel. 24.3% said they support Palestine. 42.2% said they support neither side in the conflict. Compare this survey to a similar one that was carried out by UNCP professors just a few years ago, in 2018. A staggering 69% of young evangelicals said they supported Israel back then and just 5.6% said they supported the Palestinians. 25.7% didn't take a side.
One of the professors told the Times of Israel:
"It's become evident that Israel is developing a public relations problem with younger Americans. We see it with evangelicals as with American Jews and other groups."
Comment: As sentiment against Israel swells and belief diminishes, it is unlikely this secretive and criminal country will abide the trend without challenge or mechanisms to checkmate the tide. As one mask comes off, a new one will take its place.
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Winston Boogie Smith was fatally shot in his car by police after allegedly pulling a gun on them during his arrest on June 3, 2021, in Minneapolis.
Winston Boogie Smith was fatally shot in his car by police after allegedly pulling a gun on them during his arrest on June 3, 2021, in Minneapolis.
Members of a US Marshals task force were attempting to arrest Winston Boogie Smith, 32, around 2 p.m. on a state warrant for being a criminal in possession of a firearm, authorities said.
"During the incident, the subject, who was in a parked car, failed to comply and produced a handgun resulting in task force members firing upon the subject," said the Hennepin County Sheriff's Department, which was part of the task force involved in the fatal arrest, in a statement.
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Bottles of Johnson & Johnson baby powder line a drugstore shelf in New York October 15, 2015.
Bottles of Johnson & Johnson baby powder line a drugstore shelf in New York October 15, 2015.
The court's decision not to hear the case means the earlier jury award, granted to 22 women in the US state of Missouri in 2018 after a class action lawsuit against J&J, still stands.
The case against J&J is the largest in its history, with the claimants originally awarded $4.7 billion in damages from the company, before the amount was reduced on appeal. Nine of the plaintiffs have died from ovarian cancer since they first launched their legal action, their lawyers said.
Last year the company said it would no longer sell its famous Baby Powder in the US and Canada after a 60% decline in sales.
Comment: The same company produces a vaccine now against the "deadly" Covid -19 virus. Their baby powder is deadly and toxic (which they knew and denied), but the vaccine produced by the same company is perfectly safe? Can people see the hidden games behind all this?
See also:
- Pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson loses second ovarian cancer case, must pay $55mn to South Dakota woman
- More Johnson & Johnson Drug Factories Cited for Terrible Quality Control
- Johnson & Johnson loses again in baby powder cancer case
- Asbestos in baby powder: Johnson & Johnson ordered to pay $4.7bn in talc cancer lawsuit
- Poll: 73% of unvaccinated Americans say they won't take the Johnson & Johnson shot
- Man in hospital with COVID-19 after receiving Johnson & Johnson vaccine
- Johnson & Johnson fined for bribing doctors
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The Pentagon
The Pentagon
"Pandemics are like terrorist attacks: We know roughly where they originate and what's responsible for them, but we don't know exactly when the next one will happen. They need to be handled the same way — by identifying all possible sources and dismantling those before the next pandemic strikes."This statement was written in the New York Times earlier this year by Peter Daszak. Daszak is the longtime president of the EcoHealth Alliance, a New York-based non-profit whose claimed focus is pandemic prevention. But the EcoHealth Alliance, it turns out, is at the very centre of the COVID-19 pandemic in many ways.
To depict the pandemic in such militarized terms is, for Daszak, a commonplace. In an Oct. 7 online talk organized by Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs, Daszak presented a slide titled "Donald Rumsfeld's Prescient Speech.":
"There are known knowns; there are things we know that we know. There are known unknowns; that is to say, there are things that we know we don't know. But there are also unknown unknowns — there are things we don't know we don't know." (This Rumsfeld quote is in fact from a news conference)
Minneapolis city workers seen in George Floyd Square early Thursday.
Minneapolis city workers could be seen at the intersection at George Floyd Square early Thursday morning - the site of a memorial where former police officer Derek Chauvin pressed his knee in the upper body of Floyd last May.
Video broadcast by local affiliates showed workers in hard hats and heavy machinery, including a dump truck, being brought into the intersection at 38th St. and Chicago Ave. But officials so far have not confirmed to Fox News whether the memorial at George Floyd Square is being dismantled.
The intersection is reopening and artifacts are being preserved, Fox 9 Minneapolis reported.
Comment: See also:
- George Floyd's death led to a year of protest and upheaval, but all we got is a country more divided than ever
- Drive-by shooting in George Floyd Square caught on live TV on anniversary of his death
- One year after George Floyd, Minneapolis is 'Murderapolis' again
- Where is cash-flush BLM? Black-owned businesses struggle at George Floyd Square, plead for help
- Protesters at George Floyd 'autonomous zone' ask white people: 'decenter' before you enter
- Why are we allowing the lawless madness of Seattle's CHOP autonomous zone to be repeated in Minneapolis' George Floyd Square?
- 'Militant-style group' still occupies George Floyd autonomous zone in Minneapolis
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A video surveillance camera hangs from the side of a building on May 14, 2019, in San Francisco, California.
A video surveillance camera hangs from the side of a building on May 14, 2019, in San Francisco, California.
However, cities across the country, such as Portland, Boston, and San Francisco, have implemented bans on facial recognition software.
After a divisive hearing in early May, the King County Council decided not to vote on the proposal. One prevailing argument against moving forward with a vote involved the fact that state lawmakers recently passed a law addressing many underlying concerns related to the technology.
Comment: See also:
- NYPD under fire as 'Orwellian' surveillance system of 15k facial recognition cameras revealed
- EU watchdog: Facial recognition should be banned
- How dare A.I. assume xyrs gender? Crusader against binary facial recognition takes their act to EC summit
- Detroit policed sued for wrongful arrest based on facial recognition
- Masks no obstacle for new facial recognition system from Japan's NEC
- Lawsuit claims facial recognition AI sent the wrong man to jail
- IBM says U.S. should adopt new export controls on facial recognition systems
- Portland officials pass strict ban on facial recognition systems
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Jaret Hamm and his son John Hamm, 2, place flowers beside a monument outside the former Kamloops Indian Residential School in Kamloops, British Columbia, on Monday, May 31, 2021.
Jaret Hamm and his son John Hamm, 2, place flowers beside a monument outside the former Kamloops Indian Residential School in Kamloops, British Columbia, on Monday, May 31, 2021.
Since the horrifying news broke this week that the bodies of 215 children have been found at Kamloops Residential School in the Canadian province of British Columbia, there have been increasing calls for 'greater accountability' and a nationwide search for more graves.
Between 1831 and 1996, more than 150,000 indigenous children were forcibly removed from their homes, in some cases ripped from the arms of their parents. Many of these children ultimately died of abuse and neglect, to which this latest discovery attests. It's a horrifying chapter in Canadian history, and the authorities would like us to believe it is just that - history. But it's not.
Comment: See also:
- Remains of more than 200 children found at site of Canadian indigenous school
- Racism in Canada: 'We're always treated differently': Relative of Indigenous Canadian woman sworn at on deathbed by Quebec medics
- Heartbreaking: Video of newborn seized from indigenous mom goes viral & triggers uproar in Canada
- Canada's indigenous movement gains momentum
- Shame! Native populations in US and Canada still lack easy access to clean water
- Native Canadian women sold on U.S. ships, researcher says
- Canadian Government still withholding documents concerning widespread torture of native children
- Canadian federal police allegedly abused and raped native women
Comment: With completion of the German leg of the Nordstream Pipeline nearing, Germany is edging ever closer to Russia. If it continues it will have profound effects on the strength of the European Union, as Germany is its economic linchpin. It appears that, softly, softly, Russia is drawing European countries into its economic orbit. Washington, having nothing to offer but sanctions, weapons and over-priced LNG, will not be happy.