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Perhaps no candidate in modern history better represents such arrogance and defiance of the rule of law than Hillary Clinton. Over the course of her nearly 40 years in public life, Hillary has rac
10 Scandals Involving Hillary Clinton You May Have ...
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Hillary Clinton has been involved in scandals before. Here are some notable ones you may have forgotten. Chinagate - The Clinton-Gore campaign in 1996 allegedly took bribes from Chinese banks and...
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Oct 12, 2016Top 10 Clinton scandals exposed by WikiLeaks Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, accompanied by former Vice President Al Gore, right, attempts to quiet the crowd as a prote
Scandals and Corruption: Hillary Clinton and the Rake
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At first glance, both pseudo-scandals, Russiagate and Ukrainegate, have nothing in common. However, they have the same origins: Hillary Clinton. Let us recall that during the 2008 election campaign, the
Hillary Clinton'S 28 Biggest Crimes and Scandals With ...
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6) Vince Foster's 1993 death = Deputy White House counsel and Hillary's friend and law partner linked to Travelgate and Whitewater scandals = 1993 Foster was found dead in a park with a fatal gunsho
Make no mistake: A Flight 93 mentality led to the Jan. 6 presidency, now defined not by any of the good it accomplished\xa0but by a hideous act of extremism in its desperate, spittle-flecked final days | Opinion by @RichLowry https://t.co/eoQ4kGvP0X
— National Review (@NRO) January 15, 2021
Beyond that stunning abandonment of conscience, @RichLowry naturally neglects to include a link to the Flight 93 Election essay, because when you're lying about something it's better the readers you're trying to deceive not have the original on hand for quick comparison.
Here is that link, where you will find that, contrary to @RichLowry's journalistic malpractice, Anton does not "valorize" Trump's flaws, argue that Trump is a "savior," or suggest that "character and norms no longer
If you don't have time for the the full essay right now, at least read the following passages and ask yourself how well they match @RichLowry's misrepresentations:
There is a strong case to be made for the Flight 93 Election essay being the single most impactful piece of political writing of the decade. I can think of no other work that has provoked so many responses, over so long, of so much anger and yet so little substance.
Aside from @MsAmyMacPherson's political opinion, she lays out damning facts on how political canvassing data + close connections (incl. 1 at a hospital) were used to lure kids.
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2/The canvassing platform, 'The Liberalist', was jointly developed by NGP VAN in the US (used by Obama and the DNC) and Tom Pitfield (more below).
The database included private data of children & youth and was built using WordPress, a platform with security vulnerabilities.
3/It is uncertain if today's https://t.co/z65Z9DaFxM platform is housed in the US, Canada, or another country.
In NGP VAN's privacy policy it states that it is a data processor. In the LPC's privacy policy, there is a lack of transparent on where its data is even housed.
4/MacPherson states that many individuals had access to this database at the time, some of whom were:
- Jared Nolan, a Liberal riding exec, a convicted p*do, distributor of fake passports and CP, and a former hospital employee who abused access to patient data to lure children.
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- Tom Pitfield, brainchild of the original platform and JT's childhood friend who also happens to vacation with the JT family. Tom's father, Michael, was PE Trudeau's confidant. Tom is now the co-founder of thinktank Canada 2020.
"You don't push politicians to do the right thing because you think they will, you do it to show everyone else that they
The debate rages on over whether House progressives should force a floor vote on Medicare for All, with one side arguing that AOC and the rest of "The Squad" were elected to advance progressive policies and the other side arguing that AOC is cool so shut up and leave her alone.
As we discussed yesterday, Americans will not be given Medicare for All despite overwhelming public support because so much power depends on keeping them poor so they don't interfere in the affairs of a nation which serves as the hub of a global
Why They're Denying You Healthcare And Financial Support During A Pandemic
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"If wealth were more evenly distributed in the most powerful nation on earth, there'd be no ruling class to ensure the domination of the globe-spanning empire."https://t.co/0o5YjLLgQS
The US political system does not exist to serve the interests of Americans, it exists to serve the interests of the empire. No part of that system is there to protect the people from the powerful; it's there to protect the powerful from the people.
And that's just not the case. There is no part of the US political system which is anything other than innately oppositional to economic justice.
Maybe @ggreenwald will want to make a paper on this:
> **How the imperialist mindset/narrative is infesting the scientific fields.**
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What @skepticscience posted on their FB page
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My instantaneously censored comment + blocking me for being able to comment on their page.
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"You mean the team of Biden ?
The oligarch team who's as dirty as Trump's team ?
The same Biden who has relentlessly hunted Snowden under Obama and forced both Snowden and Greenwald into exile?
Sure!
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I used to appreciate reading "Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists" and "Skeptical Science". Now you both are deep in political platitudes.
Your rationals are completely outdated.
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You should educate yourself and guess better on the future of climate under neoliberalism (be it nationalist or globalist) IF the issue really concerns
Some of my own comments in this thread
Today @scotgp have set out a proposal for the biggest rail investment programme Scotland has ever seen. Our fully-costed \xa322 billion plan would transform Scotland\u2019s railway, building a modern, zero-carbon network that is affordable and accessible to all.
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First, it's really good to see that the paper has either adopted the policies of or has come to the same conclusion as @Common_Weal's paper on rail nationalisation.
If we don't own all parts of the network, we can't strategically plan for
Excellent to see the plan include measures of how we get to the stations too. That has been too often omitted from previous attempts to do this kind of thing.
Also good to see some thought on intra-city travel as well as inter-city (again, something too often omitted) though I'll come back to that point.
And any plan that moves us away from cars being the default mode of travel is an improvement.