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Puerto Ricans could face 6 months without power

Haley Zaremba
Oilprice.com
Thu, 28 Sep 2017 15:53 UTC
Puerto Rico Hurricane Maria
© Carlos Garcia Rawlins / Reuters
After Puerto Rico was pummeled by Hurricane Maria last week, a Category 4 hurricane with 150 mph winds, the island has been left in shambles. After suffering widespread power outages thanks to Irma, one million Puerto Ricans were left without electricity. 60,000 still hadn't gotten power when Maria brought a total, island-wide power outage and severe shortages in food, water, and other supplies.

As of today there's still no power on the island except for a handful of generators powering high-priority buildings like select hospitals, and the island likely won't return to full power for another half a year. This also means that there are next to zero working cell phone towers and no reception anywhere on the island.
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Life Preserver

Pentagon sending more troops and equipment to manage relief efforts in hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico

Ellen Mitchell
The Hill
Fri, 29 Sep 2017 18:27 UTC
puerto rico
© AP
The Defense Department has not sent enough troops and vehicles to hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico but will soon send more, according to the three-star general newly in charge of coordinating the military response.

Army Lt. Gen. Jeff Buchanan said Friday morning that the Pentagon has 10,000 people helping with the response after Hurricanes Irma and Maria ripped through Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands earlier this month.

"We're certainly bringing in more [troops]," Buchanan said on CNN's "New Day."

"For example, on the military side, we're bringing in both Air Force, Navy, and Army medical capabilities in addition to aircraft, more helicopters. ... [But] it's not enough, and we're bringing more in."


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Stormtrooper

Cop gets slap on wrist for murder of 6yo boy—his dad's the asst. DA

Jack Burns
Free Thought Project
Sat, 30 Sep 2017 15:25 UTC
Jeremy Mardis, Norris Greenhouse Jr.
Norris Greenhouse Jr. has reached a plea deal with Louisiana Attorney General's Office. For this cop's role in murdering 6-year-old Jeremy Mardis, an innocent young boy, and shooting his father, he will only be receiving a sentence of seven and a half years.

The plea was offered in exchange for Greenhouse' guilty plea, who, along with fellow officer Derrick Stafford, killed Mardis and attempted to kill Christopher Few, Mardis' father, in a hail of gunfire following a low-speed vehicular chase. Given that Greenhouse initiated the chase and shooting, the fact that he is getting off with such a slap on the wrist is an insult to justice.

Stafford was convicted in March following a jury trial and was given 40 years in prison. Greenhouse, whose father is the assistant DA in Avoyelles Parish, LA, is obviously tapping into the special privilege of being so well-connected. As TFTP recently reported, Greenhouse came under fire for being allowed to leave the country to take a Caribbean vacation to St. Thomas while awaiting trial and out on bail-a privilege only well-connected children of government officials enjoy.
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Pirates

Antifa's planned escalation of violence, "civil war" and revolution

Paul Joseph Watson
Info Wars
Fri, 29 Sep 2017 00:00 UTC
Anitfa violence
Violent far-left group demands Trump "regime be removed from power"

Antifa is planning a new round of nationwide riots on November 4 as part of a plot to start a "civil war" that will lead to the overthrow of the Trump administration.

Far-left militants plan to "gather in the streets and public squares of cities and towns across this country" in the hope of building momentum for civil unrest that leads to nothing less than domestic regime change.

"Our protest must grow day after day and night after night-thousands becoming hundreds of thousands, and then millions-determined to act to put a stop to the grave danger that the Trump/Pence Regime poses to the world by demanding that this whole regime be removed from power," states a call to action on the RefuseFascism website.

Comment: Like any useful tool of COINTELPRO the participants of Antifa are being steered, en masse, to help demonize conservatives, intimidate anyone who is nominally pro-Trump (if there are any left), and help usher in an even more militant police state than we have now.

That there has been so little said on the part of the mainstream media (as the video above indicates) that is critical of Anitfa, is a testament to the fact that they are a part of the above mentioned agenda. Antifa isn't fighting Nazis - they are Nazis. And just like Hitler's 'Brownshirts', they will be 'purged' when it suits their creators.

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People

Polishing their image? After lifting ban on female drivers, Saudi Arabia drafts law to criminalize sexual harassment


Sputnik
Sat, 30 Sep 2017 09:51 UTC
saudi arabia women's rights
Following his decree to lift the ban on female drivers, Saudi Arabia's King Salman Bin Abdulaziz called for officials on Thursday to draft a law criminalizing sexual harassment.

"Considering the dangers sexual harassment poses and its negative impact on the individual, the family and society, along with its contradiction of Islamic principles, our customs and traditions," the royal decree reads, "the ministry shall prepare a draft law to tackle sexual harassment."

The statement goes on to indicate the draft will outline specific "penalties that categorically prohibit such acts and deter anyone who feels tempted to commit them."

Comment: The world welcomes Saudi Arabia to the early 1900's as King Salman issues decree allowing women to drive

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Pistol

Ukrainian city councillor assassinated after television interview on fighting corruption


RFE/RL
Sat, 30 Sep 2017 14:37 UTC
Ukraine official assassinated
© Yevheniya Kravchuk/FacebookMikhail Bínusova
Officials in the central Ukrainian city of Cherkasy say a municipal councilor has been shot dead just hours after the broadcast of a television interview he gave about corruption within the city's utility services.

Local police said Mykhaylo Binusov, head of the Cherkasy branch of the Ukrainian Union of Patriots (UKROP) party, died at the scene of the shooting late on September 28.

The were no immediate arrests in connection with the killing, which police said was carried out by "unknown assailants."

Police said Binusov's death was being investigated as a case of "premeditated murder."

Binusov was appointed on September 22 as the acting director of a city council department that oversees the management and operations of municipal utility services.

Cherkasy Mayor Anatoliy Bondarenko said Binusov's main task at that point was to bring an end to corruption within the utility services.

Bondarenko also said Binusov was expected to be elected the secretary of the city council within the next few days.

The city council on September 29 was scheduled to conduct an extraordinary session to discuss what local lawmakers described as an "apparent assassination."
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Bad Guys

Expected consequences: Berkeley police transform into sophisticated anti-riot unit amid continuing violence from extremist groups

Andrew O'Reilly
Fox News
Sat, 30 Sep 2017 00:00 UTC
Berkeley police
© Reuters / Stephen LamPolice in riot gear standing at the ready as opposing factions gather over the cancellation of conservative commentator Ann Coulter's speech at the University of California, Berkeley, last April.
More than 100 police officers - some garbed in combat helmets and body armor and armed with tear gas launchers - spread out across the University of California, Berkeley's crowded Sproul Plaza on Wednesday afternoon.

Hailing from the University of California's own police forces as well as drawing on reserves from the state police, the officers cordoned off an area from nearby protestors after a suspicious package was found in an Amazon store on campus and a bomb threat was declared.

While Berkeley has for decades been a hotbed for activism from all sides of the political spectrum, the recent bomb scares, seemingly daily protests and threats of violence from groups as diverse as Antifa to white nationalists has forced police on this leafy college campus to rethink their tactics totally.

"We can't turn a blind eye to what happened here, or in the city of Berkeley or any other city across the country for that matter," Dan Mogulof, a UC Berkeley spokesperson, told Fox News.

The transformation of the UC Berkeley police force from campus cops whose main role was busting underage drinking to a sophisticated anti-riot unit kicked into high gear back in February when an overwhelmed and undersized group of officers had to sit by as more than 100 black-clad Antifa members vandalized university buildings and started fires to prevent conservative provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos from giving a speech on campus.
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Bizarro Earth

Hollywood butts in again: Liam Neeson calls for whistleblowers on alleged Trump-Russia collusion


RT
Thu, 28 Sep 2017 14:30 UTC
Liam Neeson
© Brad Penner / ReutersLiam Neeson
Morgan Freeman's anti-Russian sentiment appears to be contagious, with fellow Hollywood star Liam Neeson seemingly also taken with the idea. Neeson has called on potential whistleblowers to aid the scrutiny of the Trump campaign's alleged ties to Moscow.

Neeson urged anyone who has any information that could help the investigation into the Russia's alleged meddling into the 2016 US presidential election to come forward, adding it would be a true "patriotic" move.

"Someone asked me what the definition of patriotism is and I think it's being able to stand up and remind this country what it's doing wrong," the actor said at a premiere of Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down The White House - a film, in which he stars as the FBI associate director, who handed over critical information on the Watergate scandal to the Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein back in 1974.

The scandal then ultimately led to the resignation of President Richard Nixon. Speaking at the premier, Neeson said that "history has a tendency of repeating itself," apparently referring to the parallels that are now drawn between scandals surrounding Nixon's re-election and Trump's coming to power.

"I think that whoever that Mark Felt is who can feel comfortable with doing that, then they should do it and have reason to... a justification, of course," he told the Press Association while drawing a parallel between the character he impersonated on the screen and modern would-be whistleblowers.

Comment: RT rates the top 10 Kremlin critics & their hilarious hater campaigns against Russia

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Cult

Canada issues arrest warrant for high-ranking Vatican diplomat accused of uploading child pornography from Ontario church


RT
Sat, 30 Sep 2017 00:00 UTC
Catholic church
© Barnstead Lane Zhang / Getty Images
Canadian police have issued an arrest warrant for a high-ranking Vatican diplomat suspected of uploading child pornography from a church in Ontario last Christmas holidays.

According to police in Windsor, Ontario, Carlo Capella,50, allegedly uploaded the child porn to a social networking site while visiting a place of worship last December.

"In February of 2017, the Windsor Police Service Internet Child Exploitation Unit received information that originated from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police National Child Exploitation Coordination Center indicating that a suspect in the city of Windsor had allegedly uploaded child pornography using a social networking website," police explained.

Capella is wanted on charges of accessing, possessing and distributing child pornography police said. The offenses occurred between December 24 and December 27.
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Eye 1

No jail term for UK man who imported 'childlike' sex doll and had child abuse videos, images


RT
Sat, 30 Sep 2017 14:00 UTC
Childlike sex doll
© essex.police.uk
A man who imported a "childlike sex doll" into the United Kingdom and was found in possession of child abuse videos and images has been handed a suspended sentence.

Simon Glerum, 33, was arrested in January after Border Force officers at London's Stansted Airport intercepted a parcel from Hong Kong containing a 3 ft 3 inch "childlike" sex doll.

Essex police said in a statement the doll was "anatomically correct" and it also came with other items including a body stocking and a hair brush. The package containing the doll was labelled as a mannequin.

A search of Glerum's home uncovered a stash of child porn including 21 'Category A' child abuse photos and videos, which is the most serious classification. There was also four 'Category B' and five 'Category C' images.

Comment: All part of the campaign to normalize pedophilia.

See also: UK 'Establishment': Unmasking psychopathic faces - Pedophilia and murder in VERY high places

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