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Showing posts with label French Burkini Ban. Show all posts
Showing posts with label French Burkini Ban. Show all posts

Saturday, August 27, 2016

RSN: The Super PACs Fighting to Keep John McCain in Office, Report: Trump Campaign Chief Fraudulently Registered to Vote in Florida




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Andy Borowitz | Republicans to Pull Money From Trump Ads and Spend It on Alcohol 
Alcohol on display behind a bar. (photo: Jeff J. Mitchell/Getty)
Andy Borowitz, The New Yorker 
Borowitz writes: "Calling it 'the best use of our resources at this time,' the Republican National Committee has decided to pull money originally earmarked for Trump campaign ads and spend it on alcohol instead." 
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Report: Trump Campaign Chief Fraudulently Registered to Vote in Florida 
Eric Levitz, New York Magazine 
Levitz writes: "The news of Stephen Bannon's alleged voter-registration fraud came hours after revelations of his alleged history of domestic violence." 
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The Super PACs Fighting to Keep John McCain in Office 
John Light, Moyers & Company 
Light writes: "With six years to raise money for this race, McCain has nearly $12 million at his disposal; Kelli Ward has just over $1 million. One group supporting McCain, the Arizona Grassroots Action PAC, has spent nearly $2 million; the US Chamber has also spent roughly $1 million on McCain's behalf." 
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Burkini Ban Suspended: French Court Declares Law Forbidding Swimwear Worn by Muslim Women 'Clearly Illegal' 
Lizzie Dearden, The Independent 
Dearden writes: "France's highest administrative court has ruled that 'burkini bans' being enforced on the country's beaches are illegal and a violation of fundamental liberties." 
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Innocent? Don't Talk to the Police. 
James Duane, Los Angeles Times 
Duane writes: "Don't talk to the police - except to tell them, respectfully, that you will not answer any questions and that you would like a lawyer." 
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Coca-Cola Manufacturer Accused of Using Slave Labor in Brazil 
teleSUR 
Excerpt: "Two Coca-Cola production and distribution centers in Brazil were accused by government officials of subjecting workers to slave-like labor conditions." 
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Obama Creates the Largest Protected Place on the Planet, off Hawaii 
Juliet Eilperin, The Washington Post 
Eilperin writes: "President Obama created the largest protected area on the planet Friday, by expanding a national marine monument off the coast of his native Hawaii to encompass 582,578 square miles of land and sea." 
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Friday, August 26, 2016

RSN: Roger Ailes, the Clintons, and the Scandals of the Scandalmongers , Asylum Seekers Donate Their Weekly Allowance to Italy Earthquake Victims, Trump's Foreign Policy Advisor Teamed Up With Blackwater and a Saudi Prince to Arm Al-Qaida in Syria




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Jane Mayer | Roger Ailes, the Clintons, and the Scandals of the Scandalmongers 
Sexual-harassment allegations against the former Fox News chairman Roger Ailes, left, have raised questions over how network executives justified their coverage in the nineties of Bill Clinton. (photo: Allan Tannengaum/Getty)
Jane Mayer, The New Yorker 
Mayer writes: "This election year, the big question was supposed to be whether Hillary Clinton would shatter the glass ceiling. Instead, it has become the year in which one of the country's most towering glass houses has shattered." 
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Women Poised to Lead Democratic Return to Power in the Senate 
Megan Carpentier, Guardian UK 
Carpentier writes: "Female candidates are leading the push for a Democratic return to power in the Senate as Donald Trump's sagging poll numbers leave the Republican majority under extreme pressure." 
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French Police Create Propaganda for ISIS by Ticketing Muslim Women on Beaches 
Robert Mackey, The Intercept 
Mackey writes: "Islamic State sympathizers on social networks seemed surprised to find police officers in Nice 'creating propaganda on their behalf' by providing the perfect illustration of their case that France humiliates Muslims." 
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Private Prison Company Fights to Seal Documents About Strip Searches 
Travis Loller, Associated Press 
Loller writes: "Private prison operator Corrections Corporation of America is trying to seal from public view documents in a lawsuit that claim female visitors to a Tennessee prison were forced to undergo strip searches to prove they were menstruating." 
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Trump's Foreign Policy Advisor Teamed Up With Blackwater and a Saudi Prince to Arm Al-Qaida in Syria 
MintPress News 
Excerpt: "Joseph Schmitz, Donald Trump's foreign policy advisor, is facing criticism for his involvement in a plot to arm Syrian rebels with close ties to al-Qaida." 
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Asylum Seekers Donate Their Weekly Allowance to Italy Earthquake Victims 
Esther Yu Hsi Lee, ThinkProgress 
Lee writes: "In a show of solidarity this week, more than six dozen asylum seekers living in a shelter in southern Italy donated almost 200 Euros to the victims of central Italy's deadly earthquake." 
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The Real Crime Is What's Not Done 
Chase Madar, The New York Times 
Madar writes: "The latest criminal charges of public officials in the contamination of the Flint, Mich., water supply seem righteous. Surely these criminal charges will bring, at long last, justice for Flint. Not really. Though these sorts of charges fulfill an emotional need for retribution and are of great benefit to district attorneys on the make, they are seldom more than a mediagenic booby prize." 
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Wednesday, August 24, 2016

RSN: Melting Arctic Ice Is the "New Normal," NASA Says, Authorities Remove Water Supply to Dakota Pipeline Protest Site




When THE BUNDY ARMED WHITE DOMESTIC TERRORISTS, WELFARE RECIPIENTS & FREELOADERS occupied and destroyed property protesting the imprisonment of an arsonist [who had been warned and jeopardized lives as a consequence], government action was significantly different than actions taken against protesters of THE DAKOTA ACCESS PIPELINE

It should be noted THE BUNDY ARMED WHITE DOMESTIC TERRORISTS were acting with the support of the WEALTHY, including the DIRTY ENERGY KOCH BROTHERS who a promoting the privatization of PUBLIC LANDS for their benefit. 

Instead,  PROTESTERS OF DAKOTA ACCESS PIPELINE are protesting ENVIRONMENTAL DESTRUCTION and DIRTY ENERGY. 

We know government is on the side of Big Polluters! 




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Robert Reich | Why a Single-Payer Healthcare System Is Inevitable 
Robert Reich. (photo: unknown)
Robert Reich, Robert Reich's Website 
Reich writes: "The real choice in the future is either a hugely expensive for-profit oligopoly with the market power to charge high prices even to healthy people and stop insuring sick people. Or else a government-run single payer system." 
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Trump Says It's Time to Give Police Permission 'to Go and Counter-Attack' 
Alan Pyke, ThinkProgress 
Pyke writes: "Donald Trump says it's police who are oppressed - and the solution is to give them permission 'to go and counter-attack.'" 
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A Shocking Story of How a Chicago Cop Killed a Teen - Then Locked Up His Best Friend for the Murder 
Amy Goodman, Democracy Now! 
Goodman reports: "Tevin Louis was eventually charged with first-degree murder in the death of his best friend, Marquise Sampson, even though it was the officer who killed Sampson. Louis was found guilty. He is now serving a 32-year sentence for armed robbery and a 20-year sentence for murder." 
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Authorities Remove Water Supply to Dakota Pipeline Protest Site 
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Excerpt: "North Dakota's homeland security removed water tanks and state-owned trailers from the Dakota Access Pipeline protest campsite Monday afternoon, taking away the camp's main drinking water supply as the sun heated up, bringing temperatures to around 90 degrees." 

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French Police Make Woman Remove Clothing on Nice Beach Following Burkini Ban 
Harry Cockburn, The Independent 
Cockburn writes: "Armed police have forced a woman on a beach in Nice to remove her burkini as part of a controversial new ban." 
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Iraqi Children Pay High Health Cost of War-Induced Air Pollution, Study Finds 
John Vidal, Guardian UK 
Vidal writes: "Researchers identify exposure to toxic materials from explosion of munitions and burning of military waste by US army as cause of birth defects and cancers." 
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Melting Arctic Ice Is the "New Normal," NASA Says 
Brian Mastroianni, CBS News 
Mastroianni writes: "While this summer won't be setting a melt record, NASA scientists now say we have to consider Arctic ice melt 'the new normal.'" 
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