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UI football player arrested on rape charge
University of Idaho football player Kyree Curington was arrested today and faces the charge of rape, according to the Latah County Jail roster. A warrant was issued for Curington’s arrest after police logged an incident report early Friday morning relating to an alleged sex offense at the university’s Wallace dormitories. According to the Moscow Police Department’s daily log, a
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Google employees push to stop Project Dragonfly
Google’s liberal employees are finally realizing that when push comes to shove, Google cares about the bottom line and not their stated principles. Google employees: We no longer believe the company places values over profits (Reuters) – Eleven employees comprising engineers and managers at Alphabet Inc’s Google published an open letter on Tuesday, demanding that
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Want a free house? Try Japan
Right here is the sign of a dying country. Want a free house? Try Japan. As its population ages, Japan’s stock of vacant housing is on the rise. The vacancies — mostly in rural parts of the country — have sparked an uptick in real estate sites offering houses at heavily reduced prices and even for
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Capitalism vs. Crapitalism
Crapitalism a.k.a. crony capitalism, corporatism, or democratic capitalism. We don’t have capitalism in the USA, never have. Bottom Line: Under free market capitalism, the most innovative, consumer-friendly corporations are successful and make the most money. Under democratic capitalism and crony capitalism, the most pro-producer, corrupt and manipulative corporations make the most money. HT: MJP
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No one seems to be talking about that fact that the original writer of the 14th Amendment, Senator Jacob Howard, who worked closely with Abraham Lincoln, spoke before the Senate, explaining the meaning of the Amendment parts.. He said, “Every person born within the limits of the United States, and subject to their jurisdiction, is
Busy Night at School Stonehenge
I had the opportunity to visit Stonehenge back in 1978. Back then, there were no areas roped off. We could scramble all over.
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A Gaudy and Spectacular Flim-Flammery
It’s been interesting examining the photos coming out of the caravan of refugees. I see porta-potties along the path (thanks, Soros!). There are people with nameteags. Lots of cameras. Cell phones. Plenty of water bottles and food in containers along the way. This isn’t a caravan of refugees. It’s politics drama at its highest, designed
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