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‘Just hours into a terrorist attack that started on the evening of November 13, and would eventually claim 130 lives, François Hollande announced that France was reestablishing border controls, and used a 1955 law to proclaim a state of emergency. This 60-year-old law gives French law enforcement wide and sweeping powers, freeing them from much […]

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‘Just hours into a terrorist attack that started on the evening of November 13, and would eventually claim 130 lives, François Hollande announced that France was reestablishing border controls, and used a 1955 law to proclaim a state of emergency. This 60-year-old law gives French law enforcement wide and sweeping powers, freeing them from much […]

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‘Britain’s most senior doctor, Professor Dame Sally Davies has called on the government to treat obesity as a “national threat,” on a par with terrorism. The Chief Medical Officer (CMO) for England urged women to slim down to protect themselves and future generations in her annual report, which focuses on the health of England’s female […]

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‘State Senator Kemp Hannon, the author of the recently passed law that will require all seventh and twelfth graders in the state to get meningitis shots, has been caught taking large bribes from pharmaceutical and health companies. State Senator Kemp Hannon, Chair of the New York Senate Health Committee, and author of the recently passed […]

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‘With the 115 year old tradition of the annual Army-Navy football classic on Saturday, the so called “America’s game” and “rivalry for the ages” is now once again upon us. This occasion never fails to pay reverent homage to America’s so called “cream of the crop” elitist military academies and always from the president to […]

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‘The abolition of the African slave trade put Britain in a dilemma: Its economic engine still depended on slavery to run. So it looked to India, the Empire’s jewel in the crown, which had millions of unemployed laborers who could not read or write. Signed up by a thumb print, hundreds of thousands were shipped […]

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‘All parents of children in public and private schools would have to undergo social services background checks when enrolling their kids in school in Ohio under a new proposed state law. The bill by State Senator Capri S. Cafaro (D-Youngstown) specifically exempts most homeschoolers, although it doesn’t exempt homeschool families who form what is called […]

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‘If you’re a homeless person in Wichita, Kansas, City Councilman Pete Meitzner and his associates at The Lord’s Diner will feed you. If you’re caught with a joint and locked up at the Sedgwick County Detention Facility, Meitzner and his political associates will feast on you – and any relatives who try to call you […]

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‘The Israel Defense Forces is planning to install Iron Dome missile defense batteries on board its advanced warships to protect the country’s gas drilling platforms. The installation of the interceptors is an interim solution that would remain in place until new ships meant to protect the rigs arrive from Germany in 2019. The ships were […]

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‘This year’s best spy thriller isn’t fiction – it’s history. David Talbot’s previous book, the bestseller “Brothers: The Hidden History of the Kennedy Years” explored Robert F. Kennedy’s search for the truth following his brother’s murder. His new work, “The Devil’s Chessboard: Allen Dulles, the CIA, and the Rise of America’s Secret Government,” zooms out […]

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‘A powerful explosion has rocked a building in the Belgian town of Verviers, almost completely destroying its facade, local media reports. Authorities will now demolish the structure. At least 14 people have suffered as a result of the explosion. Witnesses have posted numerous photos on Twitter, which showed three floors of the building had been […]

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With the 115 year old tradition of the annual Army-Navy football classic on Saturday, the so-called “America’s game” and “rivalry for the ages” is now once again upon us. This occasion never fails to pay reverent homage to America’s so-called “cream of the crop” elitist military academies and always from the president to celebrities Americans give tribute to our armed forces. At this time we hear that familiar patriotic mantra “support our troops” mindlessly repeated. So it seems appropriate now to take a cold hard look to examine what it actually means to “support our troops.” As both a West Point graduate and critic of … Continue reading →

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Proponents claim Basic Income can be paid by redirecting existing welfare programs, but a quick review reveals this as nonsense. Finland made the news recently by proposing a pilot program of guaranteed income for all, also known as Universal Basic Income: Desperate Finland Set To Unleash Helicopter Money Drop To All Citizens. The goal is two-fold: by providing every household with a minimum income, regardless of what other income the individuals might earn, the program does two things: it provides everyone enough money to get by and it removes the disincentive to work inherent in the conventional welfare model: in … Continue reading →

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Picture this. You’re driving down the highway with your nine-year-old son. You’re in the middle lane. On your right, one behind the other, are two buses. The bus in front is painted white. The bus behind is painted yellow. The bus in front has its windows painted over. The bus behind does not. Your son asks you a question. “What are those two buses, Daddy?” You tell him that they are two very different kinds of buses. ” How are the different?” he asks. You explain that on the first bus are prisoners who are being taken to jail. On … Continue reading →

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