Category: Aggregated

Neo-Nazi posters promoting ‘racial superiority’ surface at South African university

Pakistani General Sharif shrouded in mystery, confusion: Analyst

Kosovo MPs dismiss government in no-confidence vote

US Secretary of Education booed by students at graduation ceremony in Florida

EU should hold Denmark accountable for Faroe Island ‘whale slaughter’ – activists

Bangladeshi police detain Rohingya refugees headed to Malaysia

UN warns Saudi attack on Yemen’s Hudaydah could displace thousands

Wall collapse kills 24 at wedding ceremony in India

Trial session held for Brazil’s ex-president Lula

Labour draft election manifesto leaked: Jeremy Corbyn to renationalise Royal Mail and pledge £6billion a year for NHS

Imagine this scenario: It’s the year 2005 and you are living in the heart of New Orleans. A hurricane is threatening to hit and even though the city sits 8 feet below sea level, you choose not to evacuate or even prepare because you’ve seen many hurricanes threaten to hit the city and it never makes landfall, so why prepare for this one? Days later, your great city is almost completely flooded from Hurricane Katrina and over 1,800 lives were claimed including some of your neighbors because, like you, they decided not to leave the city. Now you are left without … Continue reading →

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QUESTION: I read Zero Hedge on where a Federal Judge Declares Constitution Void, Threatens Civil Defendant With Death. These judges are really out of control. How can they keep someone in a civil case in prison until they die? Time to buy old US gold coins ANSWER: Because the Court of Appeals do absolutely NOTHING to defend the citizens in the country, we have judges who are drunk with their power. Appeal courts will NEVER chastise a judge. Very early in my case before there was any contempt, I met with three law firms that were representing me from – New … Continue reading →

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[Editors Note: The nation’s future and a massive bond market bubble hang in the balance as Trump pushes beyond his first 100 days. That’s why I’m on a mission to send my new book TRUMPED! A Nation on the Brink of Ruin… and How to Bring It Back to every American who responds, absolutely free. David Stockman joined Greg Hunter of USA Watchdog to discuss what he views as a fiscal bloodbath and the biggest bond market bubble to ever hit the global economy. To begin the discussion, the Washington insider was asked about the cash on hand in the United States federal … Continue reading →

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South Korea has just elected a liberal president who favors rebuilding tattered relations with neighboring North Korea, which could signal a policy shift and mute heightened saber-rattling on the peninsula. On the campaign trail Moon Jae-in promised to offer a more active diplomatic approach to North Korea centered around more open dialogue with Pyongyang. Moon, a former human rights lawyer, won 41.4 percent of the vote on Tuesday. Time to buy old US gold coins The president-elect also said that he would not allow North Korea to advance its nuclear programme, while criticizing the last two governments for failing to … Continue reading →

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I’m sitting in my office room and the place is still. The rest of the house is dark. Everyone’s out and I’m here writing about the death of a friend. I haven’t felt such gloom since my father died 28 years ago. The question of Why did he have to die? is implicitly followed by that of How did he live his life? The answer to that is easy: recklessly. Learning how to die, according to Montaigne, is unlearning how to be a slave. Nick Scott, who died last week in India, was no slave. Nick went to Eton and … Continue reading →

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