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Australia’s day for secrets, flags and cowards

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Apartheid runs through Australian society. Within a short flight from Sydney, Indigenous people live the shortest of lives. Men are often dead before they reach 45. They die from Dickensian diseases, such as rheumatic heart disease. Children go blind from trachoma, and deaf from otitis media, diseases of poverty.

 

British Parliamentarians pay Homage to Dick Cheney

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Former Vice President Dick Cheney accepts his award at the U.S. Capitol - Attribution REUTERS
 

RUSSIA DEPLOYS AUTOMATED ROBOTS TO WAR-FIGHTING IN SYRIA!

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In a terrifying development for all mankind, fully autonomous, armored ROBOTS have been deployed by Russia to do battle inside Syria; and the robots are winning!
Robots, novel replacements for boots on the ground, recently made their debut appearance in the Syrian arena, our military sources have revealed. They are cast in a star role in the offensive for the recovery of Aleppo, the second largest city in Syria, pre-war population: 1 Million.

ISIS massacres 280 civilians for ‘cooperation with the Syrian army’

The Isis offensive in Deir ez-Zor may be intended to boost its profile, after losing territory recently to different forces. Photograph: Ahmad Aboud/AFP/Getty Images

(RT) – Islamic State jihadists have reportedly slaughtered up to 280 people in the Deir ez-Zor province, killing “whole families” for alleged cooperation with the Syrian troops. The killings are said to have taken place a day after Russian humanitarian aid was air dropped in the region.

Week Fifteen of the Russian Intervention in Syria: when no news is good news

The Saker  
Unz Review
 
We could say that the Russian intervention in Syria has settled into somewhat of a routine: the Russians are bombing, a lot, and the Syrians are advancing on almost all fronts, but slowly. While those who expected a rapid collapse of Daesh followed by a series of major government victories might be disappointed, I am personally rather encouraged by these events. Here is why: