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Commenting on the topic of “fake news,” Academy Award winning actor Denzel Washington criticized the so-called mainstream media by saying if you read the newspaper, then “you’re misinformed,” and added that in a world where there is too much information the media strive to be first and not to be truthful, no matter who it hurts. “Anything you practice you’ll get good at — including BS,” said Washington.
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by John Myers, L.A. Times:
California gained an embassy in Russia last weekend, at least in the
eyes of those who have promised to seek a statewide vote on secession,
nicknamed “Calexit,” in 2018.
Louis Marinelli, a San Diego resident who is the leader of the group promoting an effort to turn the state into an independent country , organized the Moscow event that was publicized on social media.
“We want to start laying the groundwork for a dialogue about an independent California joining the United Nations now,” he said in an email Monday.
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California gained an embassy in Russia last weekend, at least in the
eyes of those who have promised to seek a statewide vote on secession,
nicknamed “Calexit,” in 2018.
Louis Marinelli, a San Diego resident who is the leader of the group promoting an effort to turn the state into an independent country , organized the Moscow event that was publicized on social media.
“We want to start laying the groundwork for a dialogue about an independent California joining the United Nations now,” he said in an email Monday.
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by Pam Martens and Russ Martens, Wall St On Parade:
Donald Trump is increasingly looking like Wall Street’s back up plan in
the event that the Wall Street Democrats didn’t triumph in the 2016
election. Trump has appointed two Goldman Sachs alumni and the current
President of Goldman Sachs to top posts in his administration. On
Monday, Trump announced that Vincent Viola, a billionaire
who spent the bulk of his adult life trading oil and gas futures on
Wall Street, would become Secretary of the Army – at a time when tens of
thousands of service members rely on food pantries to get by.
Forbes reports this about how Viola gets by: “Viola owns a
20,000-square-foot townhouse on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, near
Central Park. In December 2013 he listed the home — complete with a
giant red bow tied across its facade — for a staggering $114 million. He
later quietly reduced the price to $98 million before pulling it from
the market.”
Curiously, the New York Times called Trump’s nominee for Secretary of the Army, a “retired Army Major.” That phrasing suggests Viola had a long military career including battle experience. In fact, Viola achieved his rank of Major in the reserves. Shortly after graduating West Point nearly 40 years ago, the Wall Street Journal reports that Viola only served “several years” of active duty in the 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell, Kentucky.
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Donald Trump is increasingly looking like Wall Street’s back up plan in
the event that the Wall Street Democrats didn’t triumph in the 2016
election. Trump has appointed two Goldman Sachs alumni and the current
President of Goldman Sachs to top posts in his administration. On
Monday, Trump announced that Vincent Viola, a billionaire
who spent the bulk of his adult life trading oil and gas futures on
Wall Street, would become Secretary of the Army – at a time when tens of
thousands of service members rely on food pantries to get by.
Forbes reports this about how Viola gets by: “Viola owns a
20,000-square-foot townhouse on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, near
Central Park. In December 2013 he listed the home — complete with a
giant red bow tied across its facade — for a staggering $114 million. He
later quietly reduced the price to $98 million before pulling it from
the market.”Curiously, the New York Times called Trump’s nominee for Secretary of the Army, a “retired Army Major.” That phrasing suggests Viola had a long military career including battle experience. In fact, Viola achieved his rank of Major in the reserves. Shortly after graduating West Point nearly 40 years ago, the Wall Street Journal reports that Viola only served “several years” of active duty in the 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell, Kentucky.
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by Julie Fidler, Natural Society:
Marijuana legalization won out big time on election day. California,
Massachusetts, and Nevada legalized recreational weed, and Arkansas,
Florida, Montana, and North Dakota voted to legalize medical marijuana.
Some form of pot use is now legal in the majority of U.S. states, but
what will marijuana legalization efforts look like under a Trump
presidency?
As many Americans cheered the growing acceptance of the medicinal herb, many were shocked – and many were dismayed – to learn that Donald Trump is the new President-elect. People who favor an end to marijuana prohibition are worried that Trump’s presidency could set the movement back, or halt its spread.
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Marijuana legalization won out big time on election day. California,
Massachusetts, and Nevada legalized recreational weed, and Arkansas,
Florida, Montana, and North Dakota voted to legalize medical marijuana.
Some form of pot use is now legal in the majority of U.S. states, but
what will marijuana legalization efforts look like under a Trump
presidency?As many Americans cheered the growing acceptance of the medicinal herb, many were shocked – and many were dismayed – to learn that Donald Trump is the new President-elect. People who favor an end to marijuana prohibition are worried that Trump’s presidency could set the movement back, or halt its spread.
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Following Hitlers lead...Step one...Disarm the population...
by Clifford Cunningham , InfoWars:
The
28 member states of the European Union have reached a preliminary
agreement to implement a near-total ban on semi-automatic firearms,
claiming it is a necessary step to reduce the likelihood of terror
attacks.
The European Commission announced a political agreement between the European Parliament and the 28 member states of the European Union to tighten already stringent gun control laws by banning “high-capacity firearms.”
The debate on additional gun control measures began in 2015 following the terrorist attacks in Paris that left 130 people dead.
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The
28 member states of the European Union have reached a preliminary
agreement to implement a near-total ban on semi-automatic firearms,
claiming it is a necessary step to reduce the likelihood of terror
attacks.The European Commission announced a political agreement between the European Parliament and the 28 member states of the European Union to tighten already stringent gun control laws by banning “high-capacity firearms.”
The debate on additional gun control measures began in 2015 following the terrorist attacks in Paris that left 130 people dead.
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by Michael Krieger, Liberty Blitzkrieg:
As such, the media still can’t let the election go. In its obsession
with “fake news” and Russia, the U.S. press is once again betraying the
public trust. It is once again demonstrating that the primary purpose of
American mass media is a perpetuation of the status quo narrative. The
media can’t let the election go, because any acknowledgment that Trump’s
victory was a reflection of public unease indicts the media for failing
to validate and report on the extent of this unease and its causes.
After all, it’s so much easier to just call 63 million Americans
racists, misogynists and Putin stooges. Which brings me to the final
point.
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As such, the media still can’t let the election go. In its obsession
with “fake news” and Russia, the U.S. press is once again betraying the
public trust. It is once again demonstrating that the primary purpose of
American mass media is a perpetuation of the status quo narrative. The
media can’t let the election go, because any acknowledgment that Trump’s
victory was a reflection of public unease indicts the media for failing
to validate and report on the extent of this unease and its causes.
After all, it’s so much easier to just call 63 million Americans
racists, misogynists and Putin stooges. Which brings me to the final
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from Sovereign Investor Daily:
Imagine a U.S. president making a surprise TV address one night:
“As of midnight, I am banning all $100 bills currently in circulation. You have eight weeks to comply. After that, they’re worthless.”
No advance warning. No leaks to the press. No “phasing in” of the ban.
Can’t happen here, you say?
It happened in India last month — a country a lot more dependent on paper cash than the U.S. (In India, somewhere between 70% and 95% of all transactions are cash-based. In the U.S., that figure is closer to 40%.)
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Imagine a U.S. president making a surprise TV address one night:“As of midnight, I am banning all $100 bills currently in circulation. You have eight weeks to comply. After that, they’re worthless.”
No advance warning. No leaks to the press. No “phasing in” of the ban.
Can’t happen here, you say?
It happened in India last month — a country a lot more dependent on paper cash than the U.S. (In India, somewhere between 70% and 95% of all transactions are cash-based. In the U.S., that figure is closer to 40%.)
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by Stephen Lendman, Stephen Lendman Blogspot:
Discount ISIS claiming responsibility. Germany along with America,
other NATO nations and Middle East partners support the terrorist group.
Why would it bite the hand feeding it? Makes no sense!
Claims of responsibility lack credibility without verifiable proof. None so far exists. What’s known about Monday’s incident suggests false flag responsibility.
They’re identifiable the way fingerprints ID people. They’re strategically timed for an intended purpose. They’re designed to capture world headlines, conceal responsibility of the perpetrator, and point fingers at a convenient patsy or patsies.
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Discount ISIS claiming responsibility. Germany along with America,
other NATO nations and Middle East partners support the terrorist group.
Why would it bite the hand feeding it? Makes no sense!Claims of responsibility lack credibility without verifiable proof. None so far exists. What’s known about Monday’s incident suggests false flag responsibility.
They’re identifiable the way fingerprints ID people. They’re strategically timed for an intended purpose. They’re designed to capture world headlines, conceal responsibility of the perpetrator, and point fingers at a convenient patsy or patsies.
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by Frances Martel, Breitbart:
Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro has announced he will allow
Venezuelans to continue using the 100 bolívar bill — outlawed last week
because of inflation — until January.
The decision follows reports of hundreds of arrests in Venezuela, including the arrests of police officers, for looting groceries, markets, and pharmacies in the nation’s most impoverished communities.
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Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro has announced he will allow
Venezuelans to continue using the 100 bolívar bill — outlawed last week
because of inflation — until January.The decision follows reports of hundreds of arrests in Venezuela, including the arrests of police officers, for looting groceries, markets, and pharmacies in the nation’s most impoverished communities.
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