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http://www.smh.com.au/world/child-sex-predator-peter-scully-dealt-legal-blow-as-police-apprehend-key-witness-20170128-gu0ikg.html

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>>https://www.rt.com/news/376582-sweden-cop-immigrant-crime/
> Swedish veteran cop rants about immigrant crimes on Facebook, ignites nationwide row

>>http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-09-27/surging-migrant-violence-creating-no-go-zones-across-europe
>Sweden Creates 55 "No-Go Zones" As It Loses Control Of Refugee Crisis

We deserve to keep ourselves safe by hearing the facts. If there are many people--especially young violent males--going to countries and these people are full of despair, hate and rage, we definitely should have these stats. I doubt they appreciate the food, shelter and support, too.

It is a clash of cultures and there are bad ones on each side: but no one has the right to deny me my safety in awareness.

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http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-38947134

>Yale University is renaming a college that honours a former politician who was an advocate of slavery to recognise a female computer scientist instead.

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http://abc7.com/news/474-arrested-in-california-human-trafficking-stings/1732137/

LOS ANGELES -- Authorities say 474 people have been arrested in a multiday sting operation focused on human trafficking in California.

Los Angeles County Sheriff Jim McDonnell said Tuesday the arrests came after a three-day operation conducted by 30 law enforcement agencies across the state last week.


Investigators say as part of the sting, undercover officers posed as prostitutes on street corners and also posted advertisements online.

Officials say three dozen people were arrested on suspicion of being pimps.

They say officers also rescued 28 children who were being sexually exploited and offered services to 27 adults they said were victims of sex trafficking.


McDonnell says the arrests represent a "very sad commentary on the condition we're dealing with."

District Attorney Jackie Lacey says authorities won't tolerate children being sexually exploited.

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http://theweek.com/speedreads/678636/vice-president-mike-pence-breaks-senate-deadlock-confirm-betsy-devos-education-secretary

>The Senate voted 51-50 to confirm President Donald Trump's education secretary nominee, Betsy DeVos, on Tuesday. Vice President Mike Pence stepped in to break a 50-50 deadlock that occurred after Democrats voted along party lines, joined by Republican Sens. Susan Collins (Maine) and Lisa Murkowski (Alaska).

>Pence's vote was the first time in U.S. history a vice president has ever been called on to tip a Cabinet confirmation vote. On Monday, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) called DeVos the "least qualified nominee in a historically unqualified Cabinet." Republicans have called the billionaire school-voucher proponent the kind of reformer the education system needs.

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2 days ago, Jim Olsson, 71 year old retired professor, lost a court case against Expressen, a tabloid here in sweden.
2013 expressen launched a campaign targetting sceptics of the mass immigration. They cooperated with criminal organisation Researchgruppen, who posessed database dumps of several hacked sites to cross reference and expose the identity of anonymous forum writers. Writers that were concerned over the direction sweden is headed with our mass immigration.
In other words, according to expressen they commited thought crimes, and were to be exposed, stigmatized, heckled, ruined.
Jim Olsson was awarded a poster and front page article for his thought crime.
A problem tho, he was accredited to writing much harcher and more hateful things than he actually wrote, due to mis-quotes by expressen.
He got the blame for things others had written.
So he went to court seeking retribution for the false claims made against him.
2 days ago, the court, consisting of politicians sharing Expressens ultra-leftist, anti-white agenda, dismissed the case and freed Expressen of responsibility, causing Jim to have to pay for expressens lawyer costs.
And then ,pictured, they drag him through the dust again, bragging over having defeated him.

Read more here, use google translate or something.

http://nyheteridag.se/politikerna-friade-expressen-nu-triumferar-tidningen-med-att-smada-pensionaren/

http://www.friatider.se/expressen-firar-segern-genom-att-hanga-ut-sitt-offer-igen

http://avpixlat.info/2017/02/10/expressen-hanar-jim-olsson/

Is DDOSing allowed on /pol/?
Can we get a massive DDOS-campaign going against www.expressen.se please?
Please lend your botnets for a good cause!
I would love to see hem go down for a few weeks!
Feel free to redistribute this message!


DDOS expressen.se!

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NO CONTAMINATION RISK
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/french-nuclear-power-plant-explosion-latest-injured-flamanville-la-manche-normandy-accident-fire-a7570876.html

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2017/feb/09/explosion-at-flamanville-nuclear-plant-in-western-france

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-38918010

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>Donald Trump has fired the acting US attorney general, after she questioned the legality of his immigration ban.
>Sally Yates, who had been appointed under Barack Obama, earlier ordered justice department lawyers not to enforce the president's executive order.
>In a statement, the White House said Ms Yates had "betrayed" the department.
>Dana Boente, US attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, replaces her as acting attorney general.
>In a letter, Ms Yates had said she was "not convinced" that the president's order was lawful.
>"As long as I am the acting attorney general, the department of justice will not present arguments in defence of the Executive Order," she said.
>But the White House said she had "betrayed the department of justice by refusing to enforce a legal order designed to protect the citizens of the United States".
>"President Trump relieved Ms Yates of her duties," a statement from the press secretary said.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-38805944

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http://www.fayobserver.com/military/fort-bragg-veteran-overlooked-for-adopting-his-bomb-sniffing-dog/article_02972e27-dc26-5b1f-bbf1-7c1118836812.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&utm_campaign=user-share


Military working dogs that were a part of the Tactical Explosve Detection Dogs program are being adopted out to agencies and civilian families without right of first refusal going to their handlers. It was a contract for the military so not an official army program, however these handlers are seeking justice and multiple families are refusing to let teams reunite! Help bring awareness to their cause!

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http://globalnews.ca/news/3242308/man-who-beheaded-greyhound-bus-passenger-granted-full-discharge/
anyone remember that guy that killed the guy on the greyhound and started eating him?

he is free now

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http://www.computerworld.com/article/3158146/personal-technology/microsoft-tries-again-to-get-people-off-windows-7.html

>Not for the first time, Microsoft is casting aspersions on Windows 7, the highly successful version of its OS that was a nice rebound after the Vista disaster, saying the aging OS is becoming increasingly hard to secure.

>It's not an unreasonable or incorrect statement.

>Windows 7 shipped in 2009. Eight-year-old OS versions are going to be harder to maintain than new ones, no question. And a blog post is a lot less obnoxious than some of Microsoft's previous tactics, like changing the close window icon to one that indicated approval of the install.

>The latest effort is from a blog post published by the German subsidiary of the company, pointing to the difficulties of maintaining the old operating system as compared to Windows 10.

>"Today, Windows 7 can no longer keep up with increased security requirements. Rather, it provides for higher operating costs -- for example, maintenance, lost working time due to increased malware attacks, or even increased support requests," wrote Irene Nadler.

>Markus Nitschke, head of Windows at Microsoft Germany, reiterated Nadler's point in the blog post, adding, "Windows 7 is slowly advancing in years. Already, it neither fits the requirements of the users of modern technologies, or meet the high security requirements of IT departments. As earlier with Windows XP, we recommend that companies should take early steps to avoid future risks or costs.”
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> http://www.smh.com.au/environment/nsw-heatwave-unprecedented-fire-conditions-are-as-bad-as-it-gets-20170211-guarjl.html
>> NSW heatwave: Unprecedented fire conditions are 'as bad as it gets'

People in denial ignore the data and the reasonable conclusions. They live in a la-la land of irresponsibility. While most are addicted to the science of technology, they deny related and dependent science.

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> http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/refugee-crisis-paris-migrants-france-police-sleeping-bags-blankets-violence-refugee-rights-data-a7575376.html
>> 'Get out of France': Paris police tear gassing refugees and stealing blankets in freezing conditions, report reveals

Most of them are racist animals. First their country sends bombs to blow up their country, their homes and their people, then the government tortures them by pretending to care. I don't care for their culture, but only people who are dead on the inside rapists would assault them, steal their warmth in the winter cold. An obscene, barbaric country (not much love in france).

Leaders DO NOT CARE. They are merely spiritless exhibitionists without shame and without honor. They are too dangerous to name.

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https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/02/business/media/new-york-times-q4-earnings.html

>Precipitous declines in print advertising rocked the newspaper industry last year. And while The New York Times Company recorded significant growth in subscriptions and promising increases in digital advertising, it nevertheless has not avoided the inevitable.

>The company said on Thursday that its print advertising revenue in 2016 fell 16 percent, driving a 9 percent drop in total advertising revenue. For the quarter, print advertising revenue declined 20 percent.

>The story on the digital side was positive. Digital advertising revenue rose 6 percent last year, to $209 million. The Times added 514,000 net digital-only subscriptions for its news products during the year, bringing its total to 1.6 million. Buoyed by readers’ intense interest in the presidential election, The Times added 276,000 net digital-only subscriptions to its news products in the last three months of the year.

>Including print and crossword product subscriptions, The Times now has more than three million total paid subscribers.

>In a statement, Mark Thompson, chief executive of the Times Company, expressed optimism.

>“We continue to experience significant headwinds in print advertising, but the robustness of our consumer business, which we expect will continue, provides a strong counterbalance to these market challenges,” he said. “We will remain focused on our legacy cost base while continuing to invest in digital growth and innovation.”

>As for many other legacy print companies trying to adapt to an increasingly digital world, these have been challenging times for The New York Times. Last month, The Times released an internal report that called for swift changes in the newsroom, including more staff training, a commitment to hiring journalists with wider-ranging skills and an elimination of duplicative layers of editing.

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http://archive.is/vQn7n

"Four charged in Facebook Live torture case plead not guilty

(CNN) — The four suspects charged in connection with a brutal attack on a special-needs teenager that was streamed on Facebook Live all pleaded not guilty Friday to charges including committing a hate crime."

This will be good.