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Since the Dilly, Dally, Delay & Stall Law Firms are adding their billable hours, the Toyota U.S.A. and Route 44 Toyota posts have been separated here:

Route 44 Toyota Sold Me A Lemon



Saturday, February 20, 2016

RSN: Hillary Clinton With Little Notice, Vows to Embrace an Extremist Agenda on Israel, Karl Rove's Super-PAC Spin-Off Has the Same Tax Designation as the Red Cross or Humane Society





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Reader Supported News | 20 February 16

These Disastrously Poor Fundraising Numbers
These numbers are - far - below what we normally can depend on. We have to confront this head-on.
Really need your attention to donations now.
The situation is quite bad.
Marc Ash 
Curator, Reader Supported News

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Glenn Greenwald | Hillary Clinton With Little Notice, Vows to Embrace an Extremist Agenda on Israel 
Glenn Greenwald. (photo: Reuters)
Glenn Greenwald, The Intercept 
Greenwald writes: "Is it even physically possible to 'strengthen the U.S.-Israel alliance' beyond what it already entails: billions of dollars in American taxpayer money transferred every year, sophisticated weapons fed to Israel as it bombs its defenseless neighbors, blindly loyal diplomatic support and protection for everything it does?" 
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Karl Rove's Super-PAC Spin-Off Has the Same Tax Designation as the Red Cross or Humane Society 
Leo Gerard, In These Times 
Gerard writes: "One percenters have it all, extra houses, extra cars, even an exclusive legal defense if they kill, 'affluenza,' to keep them out of jail. But until last week, they felt unfairly denied access to the benefits of social welfare organizations, United Way, Habitat for Humanity and the like. Now, these are rich people, so they wanted special social welfare groups, ones that would solely benefit rich people. And that's exactly what they got." 
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Harper Lee, 'To Kill a Mockingbird' Author, Dead at 89 
Todd Leopold, CNN 
Leopold writes: "Harper Lee, whose debut novel, 'To Kill a Mockingbird,' immortalized her name with its story of justice and race in a small Southern town and became a classic of American literature, has died. She was 89." 
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'Black Sludge' Pours out of Texas Town's Faucets Days After FBI Arrests Nearly Every City Official 
Alex Zielinski, ThinkProgress 
Zielinski writes: "Oily black liquid is coming out of residential faucets in the rural Texas town of Crystal City, and no one is sure who to alert. That's because twelve days ago, the FBI arrested all but one the top elected officials in town for their involvement in an illegal gambling ring and immigrant smuggling." 
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'Angola 3' Inmate Albert Woodfox Ordered Released After More Than 40 Years in Prison 
Kiran Chawla, WAFB 
Chawla writes: "One of the men suspected of killing an Angola prison guard decades ago pleaded no contest to lesser charges Friday morning and was ordered to be released from prison." 
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Being a Journalist in Mexico Is Getting Even More Dangerous 
Javier Garza Ramos, The Washington Post 
Garza writes: "Anabel Flores, a 27-year-old mother of two toddlers, was kidnapped by armed men who stormed her house in the early hours of Feb. 7 in the Mexican city of Orizaba, state of Veracruz. The facts are dramatic, but it's also an old story: Flores was a reporter, and her fate was similar to that suffered by more than 100 journalists in the past 15 years." 
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The Slow Violence of Climate Change 
Sara Nelson, Jacobin 
Nelson writes: "The spectacle of international climate negotiations shows that climate justice won't come through existing institutions." 
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