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Joe Lauria – Giuliani Says Assange Should Not Be Prosecuted

Donald Trump’s lawyer said on Monday that WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange should not be prosecuted and he compared WikiLeaks publications to the Pentagon Papers. Rudy Giuliani, a lawyer for President Donald Trump, said Monday that WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange had not done “anything wrong” and should not go to jail for disseminating stolen information just as major media does. “Let’s take the Pentagon Papers,” Giuliani told Fox News. “The Pentagon Papers were stolen property,...

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Alexander Rubinstein – Elizabeth Warren and the Military Industrial Complex

Warren’s views on countries in the crosshairs of the US State Department largely conform to those of her colleagues on Capitol Hill: Iran is a “bad actor,” Russia and China “are working to undermine the basic human rights we hold dear,” and so on. This is so disappointing! WASHINGTON —  Senator Elizabeth Warren is making strides to characterize her foreign policy vision as a progressive one after she announced she’d be forming an exploratory committee for a presidential run. But her record...

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JACK KRAK – How the BBC Manufactured ‘Hate’

The Polish do have a problem with violent football fans, but when the BBC went to Poland to make a documentary about football fan race hate, they were disappointed, so much so, they had to do a lot of editing, cutting, and pasting to make the documentary they wanted. When the documentary came out, the Polish were outraged and so was their government.Just like in Britain, some of the Polish football clubs are owned by Jews, and rival fans will chant, 'Death to Jews', meaning death to the...

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Moon of Obama – Fake News Reports Blamed Cuba, Russia And China Of ‘Sonic Attack’ On U.S. Diplomats – The Culprits Were Crickets

In 2016 U.S, personnel thought that the Cubans were using sonic weapons on them, but it turned out to be just crickets.  In the autumn of 2016 U.S. diplomats stationed in Cuba started to complain about being affected by some mysterious noise. Twenty four embassy staff and family claimed a bizarre list of symptoms - from headaches, dizziness and sleeping difficulties to problems with balance, vision and hearing. Doctors were not sure what affected these people. There were all kinds of...

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The Talko – Inside The Lives of The Rich Kids Of Brazil

Young, hip, and rich in Brazil - but it's not my idea of paradise! [embedded content] Wouldn’t you just love to be rich? To have everything that you ever wanted right at your fingertips? Well sometimes being wealthy comes at quite a large price. Let’s take a look Inside the Lives of the Rich Kids of Brazil. They have more money than over 50% of the rest of the population. In Brazil, the wealth gap is enormous. The six richest families have the same amount of money as the poorest 50% of the...

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BarakalypseNow – This Is Neoliberalism ▶︎ Introducing the Invisible Ideology (Part 1)

This is Neoliberalism, this is misery, where the only value is monetary value! [embedded content] If you've ever wanted to understand what neoliberalism is, this is the series for you. Neoliberalism is an economic ideology that exists within the framework of capitalism. Over four decades ago, neoliberalism become the dominant economic paradigm of global society. In this video series, we'll trace the history of neoliberalism, starting with a survey of neoliberal philosophy and research, a...

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Jimmy Dore – Biden: “I Have No Empathy” For Millennials

The Corporate Democrats are so out of touch with the general public that they don't even realise that young people vote, thinking that they are 14 years old, or something.Joe Biden says, 'the young generation tell me how tough things are ', then he adds, 'give me a break!'.In a democracy, if you don't listen to the concerns of electorate you could end up not getting voted in, but that isn't a problem for politicians in the West anymore. [embedded content]

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