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Comey is a Clinton crony
LOCK THIS FUCKER UP

Allahu Akbar!
The U.S. must take Monroe Doctrine now.
The U.S. must withdraw American Forces from all Foreign Countries now.
Stop America's doing its all wars now!

I love American99% and the U.S.

China, Germany and Japan must loosen Germany's, Japan's and China's monetary policies now!
China, Germany and Japan must stimulate Germany's, Japan's and China's domestic demands now!
Japan and Germany must issue a lot of construction bond now!
Japan and Germany must reduce Germany's, Japan's and China's taxes now!
The U.S. must tighten its monetary policy now!
As a result, Dollar value will rise!
The U.S. will have trade surplus!

Japan, Germany and China are evil empires.
Islamists' true enemies are Japan, Germany, China, FRB, top1%, Wall Street, American Military Industry and DOD!
Japan is the country which has been promoting Globalization!!!
Allahu Akbar!

>>155672
Globalist scumbag

>>155979
Tough shit butthurt liberals, tough shit.

>>156017
Nothing to do with butthurt liberals. Do you even read? This one is about turkey wanting gibs. Jesus Christ, use your fucking /pol/tard terminology correctly, you genetically defective asshat

>US President Donald Trump won the 2016 election on an “America First” platform that would pull the country out of several multilateral trade deals and negotiations, as well as the landmark Paris Agreement on climate change.

>The US had threatened to impose new tariffs on steel imports into the country, a comment that prompted European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker to threaten the same in return, giving early warning signs of a trade war.

>The leaders had been at an impasse over climate change and trade for most of the summit, and Merkel had made it clear that the US’ stance on the issues had made talks difficult.

When you're the lone voice against 19 other leading nations.
That's intentional leadership you can believe in.

>>155972

https://www.usatoday.com/videos/news/world/2017/05/30/german-chancellor-angela-merkel-now-leader-free-world/102308694/

>>155356
It's my hope that I will get to watch CNNs collapse within my lifetime

Fucking lul.

Get rekt, /news/.

>breitbart

#mgtow

Men marry across or down in socioeconomic status. Women want everything a man has, including eduction, yet theyre not willing to marry men less educated or lower in socioeconomic standing? You mean they want to have their cake and eat it too? Imagine my shock.

>>154633
Already a thread >>154679

Pizzagate was a distraction against this. It's a common technique propagandists use. They "soften the blow" for upcoming scandals their side faces by first creating a fake scandal of the same nature attributed to their enemies. Then when the real story breaks, all the people who have been brainwashed will be more likely to dismiss the real charge as a distraction or to see it as a much smaller issue than the fake issue they heard about first. If your side does something egregious enough to actually lose loyal brainwashed sheep, you need to also implicate the other side in the same thing so you don't lose them. The pedo ring inside the GOP goes much deeper than this and Trump was personally involved. Remember he was accused of raping a 13 year old girl by multiple witnesses and hung out with serial child rapist Jeffrey Epstein.

>>154005
It also may have been a distraction from his Oklahoma campaign chair being found in a hotel room with an underage boy or any of the other potential stories about the GOP child rape ring that haven't yet come out.

>>154005
>“There are a lot of killers. We have a lot of killers,” Trump said. “Well, you think our country is so innocent?”

I don't know and if you don't post the article I never will.

>>155749
Only if it is immediately taken away and used to pay towards the ruling against him in the US

USA holds child soldier for years without trial.
Good story OP.

>Chamber of Horrors

>Most of ExxonMobil’s spending on denier groups last year — 87 percent — went to four organizations: the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, American Enterprise Institute, Manhattan Institute and American Legislative Exchange Council.

>ExxonMobil gave more than half of last year’s kitty — a cool $1 million — to the Chamber, which provided President Trump with a key, but fraudulent, rationale for pulling out of the Paris agreement. Parroting a recent report funded by the Chamber and the American Council for Capital Formation (ACCF) ― which received $1.78 million from ExxonMobil between 2000 and 2015 ― Trump claimed that over the next several decades the accord would cost the U.S. economy nearly $3 trillion and, by 2040, eliminate 6.5 million industrial sector jobs.

>The Associated Press (AP), Politifact and The Washington Post factchecked the speech and arrived at similar conclusions: The Chamber and ACCF cooked the books.

>“The study makes worst-case assumptions that may inflate the cost of meeting U.S. targets under the Paris accord while largely ignoring the economic benefits to U.S. businesses from building and operating renewable energy projects,” AP reporters Michael Biescker and Paul Wiseman pointed out. “Academic studies have found that increased environmental regulation doesn’t actually have much impact on employment. Jobs lost at polluting companies tend to be offset by new jobs in green technology.”

>The Chamber, which has a long history of denying climate science, made similar dire warnings about job losses in a 2014 report analyzing the Obama administration’s Clean Power Plan. That report used flawed assumptions to magnify the carbon rule’s cost and exaggerate job losses and, like its recent report on the Paris agreement, didn’t factor in the carbon rule’s considerable benefits.

>The Market Will Take Care of It

?The next biggest ExxonMobil grant last year — $235,000 — went to the American Enterprise Institute, which had already received $4.1 million from the company between 1998 and 2015. AEI economist Benjamin Zycher addresses climate issues more than anyone else these days at the free-market think tank, and his views are diametrically opposed to ExxonMobil’s professed positions. He disputes the conclusions of mainstream climate science, insists that a carbon tax would be “ineffective,” and calls the Paris agreement an “absurdity.”

>Zycher’s colleague Mark Thiessen, a former speechwriter for President George W. Bush, is also no fan of the international accord. In a June 2 essay, he cited numbers from the Chamber’s discredited report and maintained that “our emissions will arguably decline faster because of Trump’s withdrawal — because our free market economy will be stronger and more innovative without it.”

>Wind Energy Blows

>The Manhattan Institute, which received $705,000 from ExxonMobil between 2006 and 2015, pulled in another $135,000 from the company last year. Staffers there aren’t too keen on the carbon tax or the Paris agreement, either. Senior Fellow Oren Cass, who previously worked at Mitt Romney’s old firm Bain & Company, calls the accord a “fraud” and argues that a carbon tax would be “bad for the country” and “bad for the economy.”

>Another senior fellow at the libertarian think tank, Robert Bryce, previously worked as a newspaper reporter and for the Institute for Energy Research, a former ExxonMobil grantee that is largely underwritten by the Koch brothers. A self-styled agnostic about climate change, Bryce regularly attacks renewable energy. He especially loves to bash wind, carping about the industry’s temporary federal tax breaks over the last 20 years and its threat to birds. Never mind that the oil and gas industry received an average of $4.86 billion a year (in 2010 dollars) in permanent federal subsidies between 1918 and 2009 (that continue to today) or that oil and gas industry fluid waste pits kill roughly three times more birds a year than wind turbines. Bryce never mentions either of those salient facts.

>Most Mass Extinctions Have Been Due to Global Warming
http://www.airspacemag.com/daily-planet/most-mass-extinctions-are-due-global-warming-180963910/
>Nearly 20 extinction events in Earth’s natural history have been analyzed in a new study by David Bond from the University of Hull in the U.K. and Stephen Grasby from the University of Calgary in Canada. They found that most of the events seen in the geologic record, starting about 500 million years ago and extending until today, can be linked to periods of massive volcanic activity, which caused global warming of the atmosphere together with acidification and oxygen depletion in Earth’s oceans.

https://thsresearch.files.wordpress.com/2017/05/ef-gast-data-research-report-062717.pdf

A new study found adjustments made to global surface temperature readings by scientists in recent years “are totally inconsistent with published and credible U.S. and other temperature data.”

“Thus, it is impossible to conclude from the three published GAST data sets that recent years have been the warmest ever – despite current claims of record setting warming,” according to a study published June 27 by two scientists and a veteran statistician.

The peer-reviewed study tried to validate current surface temperature datasets managed by NASA, NOAA and the UK’s Met Office, all of which make adjustments to raw thermometer readings. Skeptics of man-made global warming have criticized the adjustments.

Climate scientists often apply adjustments to surface temperature thermometers to account for “biases” in the data. The new study doesn’t question the adjustments themselves but notes nearly all of them increase the warming trend.

Basically, “cyclical pattern in the earlier reported data has very nearly been ‘adjusted’ out” of temperature readings taken from weather stations, buoys, ships and other sources.

In fact, almost all the surface temperature warming adjustments cool past temperatures and warm more current records, increasing the warming trend, according to the study’s authors.

“Nearly all of the warming they are now showing are in the adjustments,” Meteorologist Joe D’Aleo, a study co-author, told The Daily Caller News Foundation in an interview. “Each dataset pushed down the 1940s warming and pushed up the current warming.”


“You would think that when you make adjustments you’d sometimes get warming and sometimes get cooling.

http://dailycaller.com/2017/07/05/exclusive-study-finds-temperature-adjustments-account-for-nearly-all-of-the-warming-in-climate-data/

That’s almost never happened,” said D’Aleo, who co-authored the study with statistician James Wallace and Cato Institute climate scientist Craig Idso.

Their study found measurements “nearly always exhibited a steeper warming linear trend over its entire history,” which was “nearly always accomplished by systematically removing the previously existing cyclical temperature pattern.”

“The conclusive findings of this research are that the three [global average surface temperature] data sets are not a valid representation of reality,” the study found. “In fact, the magnitude of their historical data adjustments, that removed their cyclical temperature patterns, are totally inconsistent with published and credible U.S. and other temperature data.”

Based on these results, the study’s authors claim the science underpinning the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) authority to regulate greenhouse gases “is invalidated.”

The new study will be included in petitions by conservative groups to the EPA to reconsider the 2009 endangerment finding, which gave the agency its legal authority to regulate carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases.

Sam Kazman, an attorney with the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI), said the study added an “important new piece of evidence to this debate” over whether to reopen the endangerment finding. CEI petitioned EPA to reopen the endangerment finding in February.

“I think this adds a very strong new element to it,” Kazman told TheDCNF. “It’s enough reason to open things formally and open public comment on the charges we make.”

Since President Donald Trump ordered EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt to review the Clean Power Plan, there’s been speculation the administration would reopen the endangerment finding to new scrutiny.

The Obama-era document used three lines of evidence to claim such emissions from vehicles “endanger both the public health and the public welfare of current and future generations.”

>>153193
It says a lot about the current state of science that we're more willing to fund vanity project sending glorified mirrors (even the project team admits there's no practical scientific purpose) into orbit than actually practical research that could broaden our understanding of the universe.

I hope it burns up during launch, or otherwise gets destroyed.

>>153222
Even worse, because all that investment will have been for nought.

Still, I'm worried about the increasing capability for private satellite launches. In the future, sufficiently funded groups of scientists and engineers will be able to send whatever they want into orbit whenever they want, instead of piggybacking on space agency launch vehicles.

If you thought space-junk was bad now, imagine the carnage of hundreds of thousands of private satellites like this one clogging up the atmosphere. I get the feeling new regulations are about to be written in the near future.

>A Cook County special grand jury filed the charges against Detective David March and patrol officers Joseph Walsh and Thomas Gaffney for actions they took in the aftermath of the fatal shooting of 17-year-old McDonald in 2014. McDonald's controversial death led to first-degree murder charges against officer Jason Van Dyke.

>“The indictment makes clear that these defendants did more than merely obey an unofficial ‘code of silence,’ rather it alleges that they lied about what occurred to prevent independent criminal investigators from learning the truth,” said Patricia Brown Holmes, the Cook County special prosecutor who has been probing a possible coverup by officers at the scene.

>Van Dyke was charged with murder in November 2015 on the same day the city of Chicago released chilling dashcam video that showed the officer firing 16 shots at McDonald, who was armed with a small knife and appeared to be running away from police. He has pleaded not guilty and is awaiting trial.

Good. All corrupt cops should go to jail. Obeying the blue line is often a punishable offence that goes unpunished. There should be more repercussions for these scumbag "officers". I hope they all go to jail! But knowing how this works, they'll probably just lose their status - a pathetically weak sentence. All corrupt cops belong in jail, where I'm sure they'll get a warm, throbbing welcome from the local inmate populace.

>>153229
>Niggers killing Niggers every day
>go in and try to stop it
>DAZ BE RAZIST WE DON'T NEED NO WHITE MAN

Great idea. Chase away the last remaining cops. Maybe then when Nigger gangs take over the city over completely, when Chicagos annual murders go over the 10000 mark, then life will be perfect.

>“There was not a lot of re-litigating the past,” Tillerson said. “I think both of the leaders feel like there's a lot of things in the past that both of us are unhappy about. We're unhappy. They're unhappy. I think the perspective of both of them was, this is a really important relationship. … How do we start making this work? How do we live with one another? How do we work with one another?

>“We simply have to find a way to go forward, and I think that was expressed over and over, multiple times, I think by both presidents.”

>Trump and Putin came to one agreement on Friday.

>The U.S. and Russia, which have been supporting opposing sides in the Syrian civil war, agreed on Friday to a cease-fire in the southwest corner of the country, news of which emerged as the meeting was still underway.

>Briefing reporters afterwards, Tillerson said the U.S. objectives in Syria “are exactly the same” as Russia’s. He indicated that there might be further opportunities for cooperation.

>“There's a lot more commonality to that than there are differences, so we want to build on the commonality and we spent a lot of time talking about next steps,” Tillerson said. “And then where there's differences, we have more work to get together and understand. Maybe they've got the right approach and we've got the wrong approach.”

>Still, Tillerson said Trump communicated to Putin that the government of Syrian President Bashar Assad, which is being propped up by Russia, must go for there to be stability and peace in Syria.

>And further international disagreements linger in Ukraine, where the U.S. is seeking to implement the 2015 Minsk agreement to halt fighting in the Eastern region.

>Ukraine's government has accused Moscow of supporting pro-Russian separatists there, an allegation the Kremlin has denied.

>Furthermore, while Trump broached the issue of campaign meddling, he will be under intense pressure when he returns home to ensure the integrity of U.S. elections and to punish Russia for any violations.

>Putin refused to acknowledge wrongdoing, something that Tillerson acknowledged would continue to hang over U.S.-Russia relations.

>“It's too important to not find a way to move forward,” Tillerson said. “I’m not dismissing the [election meddling] issue in any way, and that is why we've agreed to continue engagement and discussion around how we secure a commitment that the Russian government has no intention of and will not interfere in our affairs in the future.”

>“I think, again, the president's rightly focused on how do we move forward from what may be simply an intractable disagreement at this point,” Tillerson said.

>Obama after the election punished Russia for its meddling by imposing economic sanctions on the country and seizing two Russian compounds in the U.S. that intelligence officials say were used for spying. Obama also expelled 35 Russian diplomats.

>Russia has pressed for the compounds to be returned, but it is unclear whether Trump and Putin discussed the matter on Friday.

>A group of senators on Thursday warned Trump not to return the compounds to Russia, saying such a step would embolden Putin.

>"The return of these two facilities to Russia while the Kremlin refuses to address its influence campaign against the United States would embolden President Vladimir Putin and invite a dangerous escalation in the Kremlin’s destabilizing actions against democracies worldwide," wrote Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (N.H.) and GOP Sens. Marco Rubio (Fla.) and Johnny Isakson (Ga.).

>I don't know if the Russian government tried to influence our electoral process, but if they did, I've decided to forgive them :^)

http://www.poughkeepsiejournal.com/story/news/2017/07/05/poughkeepsie-man-18-shot-early-wednesday/451067001/

http://cnycentral.com/news/local/school-district-deeply-saddened-by-teachers-arrest-in-fatal-cicero-shooting

http://fox45now.com/news/local/woman-reportedly-shot-inside-home-on-morse-avenue-in-dayton

http://host.madison.com/wsj/news/local/crime/suspect-in-sunday-north-side-homicide-dies-after-shooting-himself/article_91ef7769-18ff-5c7d-a8a0-58d6aa8651bf.html

http://www.kwch.com/content/news/Man-from-Hutchinson-killed-in-officer-involved-shooting-in-Alaska-430029283.html

http://fox61.com/2017/07/05/police-domestic-violence-incident-leads-to-murder-suicide-in-bridgeport/

http://www.recorder.com/wendell-shooting-11104357

http://timesleader.com/news/local/662466/hundreds-gather-at-wyoming-county-courthouse-for-shooting-vigil

http://www.wwltv.com/news/local/northshore/mississippi-man-shot-killed-after-chasing-thief-in-bogalusa/453902420

http://gephardtdaily.com/local/legacy-parkway-fatal-officer-involved/

http://www.chicagotribune.com/g00/news/nationworld/ct-new-york-city-cop-fatally-shot-20170705-story.html

http://www.dailyjournal.net/2017/07/06/prosecutor_rural_greenwood_shooter_acted_in_self_defense/

>>155652
>emotional support animals
so the dog owners were fraudulently claiming their dogs as service animals, and karma bites them in the ass. Poor dogs, they didn't deserve that, but the owners did.

It's really strange that people value the life of a fucking dog over a police officer responding to a potential burglary.

GREENTEXT AT LEAST PART OF THE ARTICLE, ASSHAT.

27 years now. $10 million reward.

>>155327
Ask Whitey. Everyone knows it was him.

Maybe the curators should look more closely at their pottery collection.

>>155327
>“Those paintings are gone,” said Erin Thompson, professor of art crime at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York. “Either because they were destroyed immediately after they were stolen, or because they’ve already been beaten up so badly by being moved around in the back of cars.”

Fucking niggers. I hate them almost as much as I hate the people who buy the stolen art from them and then lock it away in a "private collection" where no one ever gets to see it again.