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Johnnie Ellington II March 20 · Gay rights activist Mike Rogers, the professional outer of closeted, hypocritical gay politicians, claims to have "pictures of a man who spent the night" with Sen. Lindsey Graham. He's supposedly meeting with his lawyer today before releasing them. Rogers' previous outings of Ex-Rep. Mark Foley, Ex-Sen. Larry Craig and Ex-RNC chair Ken Mehlman, among others, once earned him the completely arbitrary title of "most feared man on the Hill." He keeps a list, and there are still many names on it. Lindsey Graham has been hounded by gay rumors since his first runs for Congress in the '90s. He has never been married, which, to some, proves everything. The rumors still come up regularly, like when another South Carolina politician let it slip in a 2009 interview. And the New York Times Magazine asked him about it in a big profile earlier this year, to which Graham responded, "I ain't gay." Lindsey Graham: 'I Ain...

Mueller Can Pursue Whatever Crimes He Uncovers There are no legal or ethical reasons for the special counsel to turn away if he discovers indications of misconduct that are unrelated to the original Russia inquiry. December 06, 2018 Mueller Can Pursue Whatever Crimes He Uncovers There are no legal or ethical reasons for the special counsel to turn away if he discovers indications of misconduct that are unrelated to the original Russia inquiry.President Trump is reportedly apoplectic over the possibility that Special Counsel Robert Mueller might look into his finances—specifically his tax returns—as part of Mueller’s inquiry into Russian interference in the 2016 election. Trump suggested in a New York Times interview that would constitute a possible “violation,” and according to the The Washington Post the president is already looking into whether he can pardon associates, family members, and himself.But there are no legal or ethical reasons for Mueller to turn away if, during his in...

Mueller Can Pursue Whatever Crimes He Uncovers There are no legal or ethical reasons for the special counsel to turn away if he discovers indications of misconduct that are unrelated to the original Russia inquiry.President Trump is reportedly apoplectic over the possibility that Special Counsel Robert Mueller might look into his finances—specifically his tax returns—as part of Mueller’s inquiry into Russian interference in the 2016 election. Trump suggested in a New York Times interview that would constitute a possible “violation,” and according to the The Washington Post the president is already looking into whether he can pardon associates, family members, and himself.But there are no legal or ethical reasons for Mueller to turn away if, during his investigation, he discovers crimes that are unrelated to the original inquiry. “Mueller is the Department of Justice for the purposes of this investigation," said John Q. Barrett, a former assistant counsel in the special prosecut...

These politicians and the newspaper person oh now calling themselves being outraged didn't want to be involved but don't don't ever Take Your Eye Off This devil because he want us to be mad at Putin you don't want us to be mad at the one who did all the slaughter and his crew by so no be mad at the people that allowed it to happen oh yeah the people that are allowed it to happen that are part of it now that they have to face themselves because God retribution has befallen the disbelievers in all in everything they took was talked about righteousness that they forgot because they get to go to a punk party and talk stupid A&B faggets oh yeah truth going to be told now we have in this world Starving Children and I've been watching it for almost 2 years and have none open their mouth and wouldn't dare show you anything now we got fake Senators we're just taking of the envelope and letting thhere staff make the connection with all these lobbyists and long as ...

.Malofeev is clear as to who is responsible. "President Putin is our leader ... given to us by God." "After the fall of communism, there was a great abyss ..., a void, because everything began to fall down into the black hole. All the certainties, all the truths, all the things that were taken for granted in one moment disappeared," Dugin says. With Putin's help, Dugin explained, the Russian Orthodox Church is filling this void. Indeed, the view as seen through Tsargrad TV eyes is of a Moscow skyline of countless domes and crosses, vying with hammers and sickles - a battlefield of symbols - and its clear which side is winning. The channel's owner, Kremlin-connected investment banker Konstantin Malofeev, was once dubbed God's oligarch, a title he eschews, "I'm God's servant, not God's oligarch ..." he insists perched behind a large portrait of Nicholas II. "We live now in Russia ... a delightful period, a period of triu...

There was, for example, Felix Sater, a senior Trump advisor and son of a reputed Russian mobster, whom Trump kept on long after he was convicted in a mob-connected stock swindle. And there was Bob Libutti, a racehorse swindler who was quite possibly Trump’s biggest customer at the casino tables at the time. Libutti told me and others about arrangements that went beyond the “comps”—free hotel rooms and services, for example—that casinos can legally give to high-rollers. Among these was a deal to sell Trump a less-than-fit horse at the inflated price of $500,000, though Trump backed out at the last minute. Libutti accused Trump of making an improper $250,000 payment to him, which would have cost Trump his license. The DGE dismissed Libutti as unreliable and took Trump at his word when he denied the allegations. (Libutti was a major figure in my 1992 book Temples of Chance.)

In an interview with Fox News, President Trump offers his view that flipping is dishonorable, and is so unfair it “almost ought to be outlawed.Last November, a person close to the Trump administration speaking to the Washington Post invoked a chilling metaphor. “This investigation is a classic Gambino-style roll-up,” the source said. “You have to anticipate this roll-up will reach everyone in this administration.” This turns out to be a perfectly apt and quite literal description not only of the investigation, but of Trump’s own ethos and organizing principles.

Donald Trump’s Mafia Mind-Set Listening to a legendary American mobster and hearing the president of the United States JEFFREY GOLDBERG How long do you think Saudi would last without support the troops.American attorney who worked as a lawyer for Donald Trump from 2006 until the termination of his employment in May 2018, a month after a federal investigation began. He a rat he not standing strong he know the fix is in.Ha i'm the fixer.It’s called ‘flipping’ and it almost ought to be illegal,” Trump said. “I know all about flipping. For 30, 40 years, I have been watching flippers. Everything is wonderful and then they get 10 years in jail and they flip on whoever the next highest one is or as high as you can go.”                                                                              ...

Home  World News Israeli Spy-tech Firm at Heart of Global Debate on State Surveillance A Peruvian purchase from Israeli-American company Verint Systems offers a look into how easy it is for a country to purchase and install off-the-shelf surveillance equipment.

Johnnie Ellington II December 6, 2014 How ironic Exodus the movie is coming out. Maybe some yall dumb preacher will go and see it and LEARN the 10 commandments. (1) Thy shall have NO GOD BESIDE ME. I have starting debates with some of your SO CALL PREACHERS AND TEACHERS i ask whats the first commandment. 90% don't know and 95% don't know all 10. These are your teachers. Our I'll ask what the foundation of all religion NO CLUE. You the people put your salvation in there hands as teachers and guides. They call the DOG he won't come. None have no clue to help you except asking you for money. We are taught any man from God who he send won't ask for money they come teaching and turning water into wine, making the blind see and raising the dead. What he can do isn't hidden all can see his work! Praise be Allah

UN Rights Office: Saudi-Led Yemen Strikes Kill Dozens of Civilians

Share  Print CAIRO — Comments by U.S. President Donald Trump about "immensely wealthy Gulf states" having to "pay more for their protection," has stirred a firestorm between rivals Qatar and Saudi Arabia. According to Saudi media, Saudi Foreign Minister Adel Jubeir is claiming the Qatari government would "fall in under a week," if the United States removed its airbase from Doha. The ongoing spat between Qatar, and Saudi Arabia and its allies Bahrain, the UAE and Egypt, blew into the open again Wednesday after comments by U.S. President Donald Trump that unspecified Gulf states "wouldn't last a week" without U.S. protection.

But surely the courts are not the only remedy that is available. In a functioning republic, Trump’s suspicious business deals would receive congressional oversight. So far, the Republican congress has been unwilling to inspect the matter. The situation could change after the mid-term elections.

Trump: I told Saudi king he wouldn't last without U.S. support.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  SOUTHAVEN, Miss.                                    ...

Donald Trump implied on Thursday that the missing journalist Jamal Khashoggi had been murdered, saying it “certainly doesn’t look like he’s around”, but said he would not cut arms sales to Saudi Arabia even if the kingdom was responsible for his death. (YOU WON'T see pauly no more.)

Macron tells Trump that France is not a U.S. ‘vassal state’ and ‘respect is due. Trump mocks Macron, blames French riots on Paris climate accord.In five posts sent on Tuesday after a visit to Paris to mark the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I, Trump reminded France of its near-defeat by Germany in two wars, took a swipe at its wine industry, and mentioned Macron’s falling approval ratings.

Jamal Khashoggi was barred from writing and making public appearances by the Saudi royal family after he criticized President Donald Trump in late 2016. Khashoggi went into self-imposed exile not long after the ban so he could continue reporting. Khashoggi became a US resident and wrote for The Washington Post, continuing to criticize the kingdom's policies from afar. Khashoggi was killed in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul on October 2. Trump on Tuesday issued a forceful defense of the Saudis over Khashoggi's killing, sparking widespread condemnation.From a 2017 State Department report on Saudi Arabia human rights: "Well-known Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi said he moved to the United States in 'self-exile' and 'could face arrest upon returning home' due to his writing. He claimed his column in Saudi newspaper al-Hayat had been cancelled under political pressure. In 2016 authorities purportedly banned him from writing, appearing on television, and a...