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Enough evidence of civilian deaths, US self-investigation of Syria strikes insufficient – Human Rights Watch

‘We won’t force them’: Lavrov on US & Ukraine rejecting Russian proposal for UN mission to Donbass

PLO Urges International Criminal Court (ICC) to Investigate Israel’s Settlement Activities, UN to Check Its Nuclear Facilities

Israel to construct 2,000 new settler units in occupied West Bank

Trump is in pocket of Israeli regime and its agents: Analyst

‘Obama warned Zuckerberg about fake news on Facebook’ – better take down everything Obama ever said, then

NBC Panelist: US National Anthem Is ‘White Supremacist’

Ex-Rep. Anthony Weiner sentenced to 21 months in jail for sexting with minor

Republican plans to scrap Obamacare on verge of collapse as third senator comes out against bill

May’s Brexit breakdown: UK must settle ‘divorce bill’ says EU’s chief negotiator

Replies to outrageous article in The Sunday Times seeking to undermine Edward Heath investigation by misrepresenting abuse campaigner Robert Green

Labour will scrap tuition fees and address growing student debt, vows John McDonnell

Uber cars will stay on London’s roads for more than a YEAR while cab app firm’s appeal goes through the courts

$60 Billion plus is the U.S. dollar equivalent to how much Bitcoin is currently in circulation. That amount of money would keep the Estonian government running at current expenditures for almost 60 years. $60 billion is more than double Estonia’s Gross Domestic Product. So what if Estonia released a cryptocurrency that was that successful? It’s not a stretch to think the first government-sponsored crypocurrency would do as well or better than Bitcoin. It would still have to be structured properly on the blockchain with secure technology. But the legitimacy an actual country and government could give to a digital cryptocurrency is … Continue reading →

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The descent of US/North Korea “crisis” to the level of schoolyard taunts should be remembered as one of the most bizarre, dangerous, and disgraceful chapters in US foreign policy history. President Trump, who holds the lives of millions of Koreans and Americans in his hands, has taken to calling the North Korean dictator “rocket man on a suicide mission.” Why? To goad him into launching some sort of action to provoke an American response? Maybe the US president is not even going to wait for that. We remember from the Tonkin Gulf false flag that the provocation doesn’t even need … Continue reading →

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