United Front Against Austerity|Tax Wall Street Party American System Network|Tuesday, January 9, 2018 Democrats Must Go to the Brink to Save DACA, Salvadorans and More; Creative Protests Greet Trump at Atlanta College Football Championship; Risking Backlash Among His Dupes, He Plans to Cavort in Globalist Swamp at Davos; Wolff Makes Strong Case for XXV Amendment, [...]
A powerful magnitude 7.6 earthquake struck the Yucatan Basin, near the Gulf of Honduras at 9:52pm Eastern Standard Time (02.52 UTC). The quake depth was estimated to be 6.2 miles (10km). Since this was a sea-based quake, there were a series of tsumami advisories posted for various places around the epicenter of the quake. However, many of these advisories have since been canceled.
This was the most powerful earthquake ever recorded in this region of the world.
Un article émanant des trostkistes américains, et parlant principalement de “Google News”
By the numbers, the craftily-gerrymandered first congressional district of Ohio looks nearly impossible for a Democrat. It includes most of Cincinnati-- Lyle Park and Prospect Hill but not Mount Adams-- but not all of it (which would turn it blue) and enough of Warren County to guarantee Republican majorities. Since the district was redrawn-- after Obama’s 55-44% win against McCain-- Romney won it with 52% and Trump won it 51-45%.
21st Century Wire says…
Without a doubt, the future of trade in Asia, and indeed the Middle East, Europe, Africa – and even for North, South and Central America – will depend heavily on what becomes of China’s expansive One Belt, One Road Initiative.
Xi: China’s new Philosopher King.
(ANTIMEDIA) — The subject of cryptocurrencies made quite a few headlines on Tuesday, with a household name company announcing its intention to leap into the fray.
This week on #GoodNewsNextWeek: Ringing in the new year with new ways to grow your freedom; Carlyle Group's Dunkin' Donuts drops bad ingredients; DIY internet keeps growing - and decentralizing!
This week on #GoodNewsNextWeek: Ringing in the new year with new ways to grow your freedom; Carlyle Group's Dunkin' Donuts drops bad ingredients; DIY internet keeps growing - and decentralizing!
https://southfront.org/syrian-war-report-january-9-2018-russian-forces-… On January 8 and 9, government forces re-captured over a dozen villages in southern Idlib, including Zifr Kabir, Zifr Saghir, Harmala, Burtuqanah, Ajjaz and Jahman from Hayat Tahrir al-Sham
Despite US Defense Secretary James Mattis’ promises that North and South Korean talks today would be about only one subject, the Olympics, the North and South ended up after 12 hours of talks opening the door quite a bit wider between the two countries. In addition to the North sending a team to participate in the South Korean Winter Olympic games next month, the two countries agreed to continue meeting bilaterally in attempt to find ways to reduce military tension on the peninsula. President Trump has taken credit for the breakthrough talks taking place…does he have a point?
Vice reports internal White House debate over high-risk strategy involving targeted strike on North Korea to give Kim “bloody nose”--read the Vice report here
--interfering with 45’s war-porn fantasies, North and South Korean envoys met, agreed that North will attend Olympics and to continue talking
--in welcome move, Trump signs order to expand mental health care for new veterans, hoping to reduce suicide rate
Media Monarchy plays The Pastels, Datarock, Black Needle Noise and more on #PumpUpThaVolume for January 9, 2018. ♬
“I’m proud of what the Breitbart team has accomplished in so short a period of time in building out a world-class news platform.”
Bannon was quoted as saying.
This comes after Trump publically denounces Bannon, saying he has “lost his mind” and that he has “nothing to do with me or my Presidency” and had “little to do with our historic victory”.
Breitbart on the other hand, has said via their CEO Larry Solov, that:
(ANTIMEDIA) Dunedin, New Zealand – Though anti-police sentiment in the United States has skyrocketed in recent years, American cops aren’t the only ones feeling a heightened wave of dissent. Over the past few days, an apparent troll has used a police radio frequency in Dunedin, New Zealand to repeatedly broadcast multiple versions of NWA’s “F*ck tha Police.”
Between flailing over Russia-gate and obsessing over a “tell-all” book, the major U.S. news media continues to miss the more substantive misconduct of the Trump administration, says JP Sottile. By JP Sottile On Monday, I flipped over to MSNBC and…Read more →
California state Senate president Kevin de León shot this video about Californians’ shared values about a year ago, when he was realizing Californians would be leading the resistance to Trump by moving forward with the policies progressives in the legislature had run on and were already committed to. On Sunday the NY Times featured de León, now the candidate taking on conservative Democrat Dianne Feinstein for the U.S.
TASS news agency reported that talks between North and South Korea began Tuesday morning in Panmunjom, and ran for 11 hours. The main topic for this round of discussions centered on real and practical steps to improve relations between the South and North, with the possibility of the North Korean team participating in the 2018 Winter Olympics to be held in PyeoungChang.
Each country sent a delegation of at least five people, with Unification Minister Cho Mroung-gyon for the South, and Ri Son Gwon of the North.
We’re back in the studio for another episode of UK Column News, covering everything from the world’s economic situation (hint: it’s all about China), to what’s really happening now in Iran, Syria, Libya, Israel, Palestine and more. Then we circle back to UK domestic news with an update on the Grenfell enquiry, IOPC and the Cities Agenda.
In 2017, I wrote a lot about how dangerously centralized our political system in the U.S. has become, and how we need to decentralize governance in order to restore power, liberty and policy experimentation to the local level. This notion that a sprawling and culturally diverse nation of 325 million individuals should constantly battle to the death over the ring of political power in Washington D.C. so as to impose their view on the other half of the country which completely disagrees is patently ludicrous.
Older phones, skull-shaped asteroids and gaming disorders + this day in history w/the sentencing of the Hillside Stranglers and our song of the day by Tricky on your Morning Monarchy for January 9, 2018.
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Pennsylvania State Senator Daylin Leach is an old friend. “The Liberal Lion” of the legislature, when he decided to run for Congress against Pat Meehan (PA-07) last year, he quickly became the front-runner in a crowded Democratic primary field. And then he got caught up in the #MeToo movement. He wasn’t accused of raping anyone or feeling up anyone or using his office inappropriaterly to pressure women to have sex with him or anything like that.
The acute misery which had been deliberately visited on Germany, Austria and Hungary was remorseless. British, French and Italian obstruction …Continue reading →
The market for viable and affordable electric vehicles (EVs) has just been kicked up a notch. With cars boasting features such as facial recognition to unlock doors, a 49″ screen across the entire dashboard, autonomous driving and quick-battery changes, several Chinese automakers are in competition for the burgeoning electric car market, and they are giving the market new choice and real competition.
Another anti-Trump mainstream media narrative unravels in a matter of days.
Author of ‘Fire and Fury’, Michael Wolff is now coming clean about who exactly he interviewed in the White House, and who he did not.
Wolff admitted that he DID NOT interview any White House cabinet officials for ‘Fire and Fury’, and his so-called interview of Trump consisted of greeting the US President in the White House, and chatting “as though we were friends.”
Kinsella on Liberty Podcast, Episode 233. This is my appearance on the Jan. 9, 2018 episode of the Mises UK Podcast, with host Andy Duncan. From his shownotes: On the fourth episode of the MisesUK.Org Podcast, Andy Duncan discusses with Stephan Kinsella the concept, theory, and practice of Bitcoin ownership, amongst other topics, which include […]
Leading up to the election in 2016, Lin Manuel Miranda’s musical, showcasing his flair for the sappy-hip-hop-dramatic, was selling for over $1300 a seat. The people climbing over each other to get their hands on these hot tickets were almost unanimously wealthy people from coastal urban centers, or in other words, Democrats. This ironic craze would have been hilarious if it didn’t illustrate something so deliberate and disheartening.
The Cartoon Network's show, Teen Titans Go, is preparing young children to recognize Illuminati symbolism and theory for world domination by banks and elitists. It's possible the producers really don't understand the deeper meaning of this symbolism, but it also is possible that they are hoping to prepare young minds to subliminally recognize these symbols and theories and to 'normalize' them in their thinking. Either way, we are including this in our news because we think you may be interested in what is being shown to our children.
The Democratic Party has published a list of desired categories for women in office. The list does not include white or Christian. Here is the order of their preferences: Black women, LGBT women, Muslim women, Disabled women, Jewish women, Latina women, Millennial women, Jewish women (listed twice), AAPI (Asian) women, and More women. The Party says the reason white and Christian are not listed is that these already are well represented. Statistically, the listed categories predominantly vote Democrat.
At the time of Russian President Putin’s December announcement of the partial withdrawal of Russian forces from Syria, I wrote an article for The Duran saying that the war in Syria was far from over and that the announcement should not be treated as an indication that it is over or even close to being over:
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As climate change forces people from their homes, New Zealand is pondering the creation of a visa for climate ‘refugees’ from Pacific islands
The post New Zealand considers creating visas for climate change refugees appeared first on Positive News.
Between June and October, 2017, there were 24,000 attempts to access pornography on the House of Parliament’s computer network, which is used by MPs, Peers, and staff. This averages to 160 attempts each day. Blocked websites could include pornography, dating services, games, and entertainment. Officials say that most of these access attempts are not intentional but, rather, the result of malware that responds to keyword searches for other types of information.
Germany will abandon its 2020 national global-warming goal of cutting carbon dioxide emissions 40% below 1990 levels. This is part of a deal to form a new coalition government. It's a major embarrassment to Chancellor Angela Merkel who criticized Trump for withdrawing from the Paris Treaty. University of Colorado professor, Roger Pielke, says that Germany’s climate goals were mathematically impossible. [...]
While each of us has the right to decide who to let enter the property we own, none of us has the right to dictate the same to others. If I wish to allow a Mexican citizen to live in my house and work in my garden, what business is it of yours to stop me? And if you want to house and employ a Somalian national, by what right do I interfere?
US District Judge Gloria Navarro ruled that the case against Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, his two sons, and a supporter, will be dismissed 'with prejudice,' which means Bundy cannot be tried again on the same charges. In trial, prosecutors hid exculpatory evidence including a video of FBI snipers monitoring the Bundy Ranch even prior to the BLM raid, and they withheld reports that the BLM was actually trying to provoke a violent conflict to justify harsh action against the Bundys.
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If the United States is going to continue to see its economy grow and the living standards of its citizens improve, it is important that students are taught the basics of the economic system that has allowed them to experience Adam Smith’s “universal opulence.” Without this basic knowledge, they are easily led to believe myths.
Nazareth: Sixteen-year-old Ahed Tamimi may not be what Israelis had in mind when, over many years, they criticised Palestinians for not producing a Mahatma Gandhi or Nelson Mandela. Eventually, colonised peoples bring to the fore a figure best suited to challenge the rotten values at the core of the society oppressing them. Ahed is well qualified for the task.[Read More...]
The Trump administration announced Monday, Jan 8, that it will end “temporary protected status” (TPS) that was first granted to Salvadorans nearly two decades ago. Roughly 263,000 people from El Salvador are covered by the program, which allowed the immigrants to stay and work in the United States legally. According to Gabe Ortiz of Daily Kos, with this marking[Read More...]
Protests in Iran are winding down, and the streets in most of the cities are becoming quiet again. But the question remains: who was behind the ‘events’ that took at least 22 human lives? The diplomatic and media storm is far from abiding with questions about the origin of the protests. What really took place in Iran at the very[Read More...]
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