Nicaragua – How Phony Human Rights Groups Slandered a U.S.-Targeted Nation
Nicaragua’s case is a text-book example of how genuine human rights research has been subverted so as to produce highly biased reports.
“The human rights industry markets itself dishonestly, but very powerfully, as if it were driven by humanitarian concern rather than ideological bias.”
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Nicaraguan opposition NGOs and media on the US government payroll
Supreme Court grants NY prosecutors access to Trump’s tax returns
The ruling makes it more likely that Trump’s tax returns are eventually made public, though it’s unclear if they would be disclosed before the November general election. More fundamentally, the decision narrows the immunity from criminal investigations that a sitting president enjoys.
I give you the view from the U.S.S Hellship, first the political state of play, and then the psychological.
What 9 GOP Campaign Consultants Really Think About Republicans’ Chances in November
Govt proposes oaths for all civil servants
Makes sense. U.S. Congress takes an oath to the office.
China challenges U.S. to cut nuclear arsenal to matching level
China would “be happy to” participate in trilateral arms control negotiations with the United States and Russia, but only if the United States were willing to reduce its nuclear arsenal to China’s level, a senior Chinese diplomat said on Wednesday.
A short history of Nauru, Australia’s dumping ground for refugees
They’ll probably put the HK Terrorists here!
US-backed YPG tramples human rights, kidnaps 4 more children in Syria
Despite being called out numerous times by human rights organizations, the U.S.-backed YPG/PKK terrorists have insisted on trampling international law by forcibly recruiting four more children – two girls and two boys – within a week by kidnapping them from their families in Syria
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