M.N.: Und ziz iz Zea TruZ. Iz ziz correcto, Zi New Abwehr? Zi-zi. | The Daily 202: Mosque attack shows our interconnected world is growing more dangerous by James Hohmann Friday March 15th, 2019 at 11:03 AM Politics 1 Share From North Korea to Gaza, Ebola to authoritarianism, danger lurks in every corner of the globe.
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The Canadian Press - Mar 15, 2019 / 7:30 am | Story: 251609
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A body of a child is recovered from the rubble of a collapsed building in Lagos, Nigeria, Wednesday March 13, 2019.
Twenty people are confirmed dead in the school building that collapsed in Nigeria on Wednesday, and most of them are children, an official said Friday.
Forty-three other people were rescued, Lagos State Health Commissioner Jide Idris told The Associated Press. The disaster occurred in the heart of Nigeria's commercial capital.
Officials have said the three-story residential building had been marked for demolition and that the school was operating illegally on the top two floors. It is still not clear how many people were inside when it collapsed.
Rescue crews halted their search on Thursday, saying they had reached the building's foundation without finding any other victims. Some anguished families protested and sifted through the rubble for any sign of their children.
Building collapses are all too common in the West African nation, where new construction often goes up without regulatory oversight. Official moved through the neighbourhood on Thursday, marking other derelict buildings for demolition.
Adeyemo Sunday, the father of twins, mourned one of his sons. The other was pulled out alive, he said.
Sunday said his family lived on the building's second floor and he sent his boys to school there so they wouldn't have to travel far.
Another parent, Yewande Ogunsanwo, said her son remained in critical condition on Thursday.
"Let's thank God for God, he's getting better but his condition is so critical," she said. "The pain is too much."
The collapse came as President Muhammadu Buhari, newly elected to a second term, tries to improve the distressed infrastructure in Africa's most populous nation.
The Canadian Press - Mar 15, 2019 / 7:03 am | Story: 251590
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Police talk to witnesses near a mosque in central Christchurch, New Zealand, Friday, March 15, 2019.
UPDATE 7:03 a.m.
The gunman behind at least one of the mosque shootings in New Zealand that left 49 people dead on Friday tried to make a few things clear in the manifesto he left behind: He is a 28-year-old Australian white nationalist who hates immigrants. He was set off by attacks in Europe that were perpetrated by Muslims. He wanted revenge, and he wanted to create fear.
He also, quite clearly, wanted attention.
Though he claimed not to covet fame, the gunman — whose name was not immediately released by police — left behind a 74-page document posted on social media under the name Brenton Tarrant in which he said he hoped to survive the attack to better spread his ideas in the media.
He also livestreamed to the world in graphic detail his assault on the worshippers at Christchurch's Al Noor Mosque.
That rampage killed at least 41 people, while an attack on a second mosque in the city not long after killed several more. Police did not say whether the same person was responsible for both shootings.
While his manifesto and video were an obvious and contemptuous ploy for infamy, they do contain important clues for a public trying to understand why anyone would target dozens of innocent people who were simply spending an afternoon engaged in prayer.
There could be no more perplexing a setting for a mass slaughter than New Zealand, a nation so placid and so isolated from the mass shootings that plague the U.S. that even police officers rarely carry guns.
Yet the gunman himself highlighted New Zealand's remoteness as a reason he chose it. He wrote that an attack in New Zealand would show that no place on earth was safe and that even a country as far away as New Zealand is subject to mass immigration.
He said he grew up in a working-class Australian family, had a typical childhood and was a poor student. A woman who said she was a colleague of his when he worked as a personal trainer in the Australian city of Grafton said she was shocked by the allegations against him.
UPDATE 5:44 a.m.
Justin Trudeau has issued a brief statement on Twitter condemning the fatal shootings at two mosques in New Zealand.
The prime minister says attacking people during prayers is "absolutely appalling."
He went on to say Canadians join New Zealanders and Muslim communities around the world in grieving.
ORIGINAL 5:30 a.m.
At least 49 people were killed in mass shootings at two mosques full of worshippers attending Friday prayers on what the prime minister called "one of New Zealand's darkest days."
One man was arrested and charged with murder in what appeared to be a carefully planned racist attack. Police also defused explosive devices in a car.
Two other armed suspects were being held in custody. Police said they were trying to determine how they might be involved.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said the events in Christchurch represented "an extraordinary and unprecedented act of violence," and that many of the victims could be migrants or refugees.
"It is clearthat this can now only be describedas a terrorist attack," Ardern said.
In addition to the dead, health officials said 48 people were being treated at Christchurch Hospital for gunshot wounds. Injuries ranged from minor to critical.
Police took three men and a woman into custody after the shootings, which shocked people across the nation of 5 million people. Police later said one of the arrests didn't relate to the shootings.
While there was no reason to believe there were any more suspects, Ardern said the national security threat level was being raised from low to high, the second-highest level.
National carrier Air New Zealand cancelled at least 17 flights in and out of Christchurch, saying it couldn't properly screen customers and their baggage following the shootings.
Police said the investigation had extended 360 kilometres (240 miles) to the south, where homes in Dunedin were evacuated around a "location of interest." A police statement gave no further detail of how it might be linked to the attacks.
Authorities have not specified who they detained, but said none had been on any watch list. A man who claimed responsibility for the shootings left a 74-page anti-immigrant manifesto in which he explained who he was and his reasoning for the attack. He said he was a 28-year-old white Australian and a racist.
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison confirmed that one of the people detained was an Australian-born citizen.
Police Commissioner Mike Bush said Friday night that a man had been charged with murder. He did not say whether police believed the same shooter was responsible for both attacks.
Ardern alluded at a news conference to anti-immigrant sentiment as the possible motive, saying that while many people affected by the shootings may be migrants or refugees, "they have chosen to make New Zealand their home, and it is their home. They are us."
As for the suspects, Ardern said, "these are people who I would describe as having extremist views that have absolutely no place in New Zealand."
The Canadian Press - Mar 15, 2019 / 5:57 am | Story: 251596
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R. Kelly performs the national anthem before an NBA basketball game between the Brooklyn Nets and the Atlanta Hawks in New York.
A request by media organizations to have cameras allowed in the courtroom for the case of R&B star R. Kelly is about to come before a judge.
The issue is expected to be the focus of a hearing Friday where Cook County Associate Judge Lawrence Flood will preside. Kelly is charged with 10 counts of aggravated sexual abuse.
Another judge in the same courthouse has yet to decide if he'll allow cameras in court in "Empire" actor Jussie Smollett's case. Smollett is charged with 16 counts of felony disorderly conduct after authorities say he lied about being the victim of a racist and homophobic attack.
Cameras were allowed in court during the trial of Jason Van Dyke, a white former Chicago police officer convicted in the shooting death of black teenager Laquan McDonald.
The Canadian Press - Mar 15, 2019 / 5:48 am | Story: 251597
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Analysis of the flight recorders of the crashed Ethiopian Airlines plane has begun, the airline said Friday, and The New York Times reported that the pilot requested permission "in a panicky voice" to return to the airport shortly after takeoff as the plane dipped up and down sharply and appeared to gain startling speed.
The report cited "a person who reviewed air traffic communications" from Sunday's flight saying controllers noticed the plane was moving up and down by hundreds of feet.
An airline spokesman has said the pilot was given permission to return. But the plane crashed minutes later outside Addis Ababa, killing all 157 on board.
French authorities now have the plane's flight data and voice recorders for analysis. They have said it was unclear whether data could be retrieved. The data recorder appeared to show damage. Ethiopian Airlines said an Ethiopian delegation led by its chief accident investigator had arrived in Paris.
In Ethiopia, officials started taking DNA samples from victims' family members to assist in identifying remains. The dead came from 35 countries.
Countries including the United States have grounded the Boeing 737 Max 8 as the U.S.-based company faces the challenge of proving the jets are safe to fly amid suspicions that faulty software might have contributed to two crashes that killed 346 people in less than six months.
The decision to send the flight recorders to France was seen as a rebuke to the United States, which held out longer than most other countries in grounding the jets. The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board sent three investigators to help French authorities.
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said regulators had new data from the satellite-based tracking that showed the movements of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 were similar to those of Lion Air Flight 610. That flight crashed into the Java Sea off Indonesia in October, killing 189 people.
The data show both planes flew with erratic altitude changes that could indicate the pilots struggled to control the aircraft. Both crews tried to return to the airport.
Boeing said it supports the grounding of its planes as a precautionary step, while reiterating its "full confidence" in the safety of the 737 Max. Engineers are making changes to the system designed to prevent an aerodynamic stall if sensors detect that the jet's nose is pointed too high and its speed is too slow.
Boeing also announced it had paused delivery of the Max, although the company planned to continue building the jets.
The Canadian Press - Mar 15, 2019 / 5:47 am | Story: 251593
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Martin Winterkorn, former CEO of the German car manufacturer 'Volkswagen', arrives for a questioning at an investigation committee of the German federal parliament in Berlin, Germany.
U.S. regulators charged Volkswagen and former CEO Martin Winterkorn with defrauding investors during its massive diesel emissions scandal.
The charges from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission come two years after the German automaker settled with the U.S. over criminal and civil charges, as the company tries to distance itself from one if its darkest eras.
The SEC said that between April 2014 and May 2015, Volkswagen issued more than $13 billion in bonds and asset-backed securities in U.S. markets when senior executives knew that more than 500,000 vehicles in the country grossly exceeded legal vehicle emissions limits.
Volkswagen made false and misleading statements to investors and underwriters about vehicle quality, environmental compliance, and the company's financial standing, which gave Volkswagen a financial benefit when it issued securities at more attractive rates for the company, according to the SEC.
"Volkswagen hid its decade-long emissions scheme while it was selling billions of dollars of its bonds to investors at inflated prices," said Stephanie Avakian, co-director of the SEC's enforcement division.
In September 2015 Volkswagen installed software on more than 475,000 cars that enabled them to cheat on emissions tests, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. The software reduced nitrogen oxide emissions when the cars were placed on a test machine but allowed higher emissions and improved engine performance during normal driving.
In 2016 the Justice Department sued Volkswagen over the emissions-cheating software and the Federal Trade Commission sued the company, saying it made false claims in commercials promoting its "Clean Diesel" vehicles as environmentally friendly.
Winterkorn resigned saying he took responsibility for the fraud, but insisted he personally did nothing wrong.
Volkswagen said Friday that the SEC is simply repeating unproven claims about Winterkorn.
"Regrettably, more than two years after Volkswagen entered into landmark, multibillion-dollar settlements in the United States with the Department of Justice, almost every state and nearly 600,000 consumers, the SEC is now piling on to try to extract more from the company," the company said in a prepared release.
The company has paid some $20 billion in fines and civil settlements. It has also pleaded guilty to criminal charges in the United States and several managers, including Winterkorn, were charged there.
The surprise charges from the SEC arrive as the German company attempts to distance itself from the scandal. On Tuesday the automaker said that it planned to ramp up production of electric vehicles over the next ten years, to 22 million, and reduce its carbon footprint over vehicle life cycles by 30 per cent.
Volkswagen's pivot to electric vehicles comes as it seeks to comply with new limits on carbon dioxide emissions in Europe, and a push by China for more low-emission vehicles.
The Canadian Press - Mar 15, 2019 / 5:37 am | Story: 251592
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang is displayed on screens during a press conference after the closing session of the National People's Congress in Beijing's Great hall of the People on Friday, March 15, 2019.
China's No. 2 leader has sought to defuse tensions with Washington and Europe over technology and other issues by promising to treat foreign and domestic competitors equally.
Speaking at the end of China's 10-day annual legislative session, Premier Li Keqiang also denied Friday that Beijing tells companies to spy on their overseas competitors.
Li's rejection of spying accusations at a news conference was the communist government's highest-level effort so far to put to rest concerns that threaten Chinese access to lucrative markets for telecom and other technology.
"This is not how China behaves. We did not do that and will not do that in the future," the premier said when asked whether Beijing told Chinese companies to spy on foreign countries.
The United States, Australia and some other governments have imposed curbs on use of technology from Chinese vendors including Huawei Technologies Ltd. Washington is lobbying European and other allies to shun Huawei as their phone carriers prepare to invest billions of dollars in next-generation technology.
Huawei, the biggest global maker of network gear, has denied accusations it facilitates Chinese spying. Its founder has told reporters he would reject official requests to disclose customer secrets.
President Xi Jinping's government faces mounting pressure to repair trade relations with the United States and other major markets after economic growth fell to a three-decade low of 6.6 per cent last year. Activity has weakened further on multiple fronts including cooling export growth and a contraction in auto sales.
Li promised to create a "level playing field" for all competitors in China's state-dominated economy to "boost the vitality of the market." He pledged to open more industries to foreign investment but gave no details.
"We will adhere to the principle of neutrality and treat domestic and foreign companies as equals," the premier said.
Also Friday, the largely ceremonial legislature endorsed a law discouraging Chinese officials from pressuring companies to hand over technology.
The measure is part of an investment law that aims to address complaints China's system is rigged against foreign companies.
"This is designed to protect the rights and interests of foreign investors and attract more foreign investment," Li said.
Washington also wants China to roll back plans for government-led creation of global competitors in robotics and other technologies, and it was unclear if the measure would mollify Trump. He raised duties on Chinese imports in July in response to complaints Beijing steals or pressures companies to give up technology. Beijing followed suit.
The Canadian Press - Mar 15, 2019 / 5:35 am | Story: 251591
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North Korean Vice Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui, center, speaks at a gathering for diplomats in Pyongyang, North Korea.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will soon decide whether to continue diplomatic talks and maintain his moratorium on missile launches and nuclear tests, a senior North Korean official said Friday, adding that the U.S. threw away a golden opportunity at the recent summit between their leaders.
Vice Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui, addressing a meeting of diplomats and foreign media, including The Associated Press, in Pyongyang said the North was deeply disappointed by the failure of the two sides to reach any agreements at the Hanoi summit between Kim and President Donald Trump.
She said Pyongyang now has no intention of compromising or continuing talks unless the United States takes measures that are commensurate to the changes it has taken — such as the 15-month moratorium on launches and tests — and changes its "political calculation."
Choe, who attended the Feb. 27-28 talks in Hanoi, said Kim was puzzled by what she called the "eccentric" negotiation position of the U.S. She suggested that while Trump was more willing to talk, an atmosphere of hostility and mistrust was created by the uncompromising demands of Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and National Security Adviser John Bolton. She said statements by senior Trump advisers since the summit have further worsened the climate.
Even so, she said personal relations between the two leaders are still good "and the chemistry is mysteriously wonderful."
She said it was entirely up to Kim whether to continue the launch and test moratorium, and said she expects he will "clarify his position" within a short period of time.
The Canadian Press - Mar 14, 2019 / 9:40 pm | Story: 251587
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Ambulance staff take a man from outside a mosque in central Christchurch, New Zealand, Friday.
UPDATE: 9:40 p.m.
Multiple people were killed in mass shootings at two mosques full of people attending Friday prayers, as New Zealand police warned people to stay indoors as they tried to determine if more than one gunman was involved.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern described it as "one of New Zealand's darkest days" and said the events in the city of Christchurch represented "an extraordinary and unprecedented act of violence."
One person was taken into custody but it was unclear if there were other people involved, Police Commissioner Mike Bush said. He said anybody who was thinking of going to a mosque anywhere in New Zealand on Friday should stay put.
Authorities have not said who they have in custody. But a man who claimed responsibility for the shootings left a 74-page anti-immigrant manifesto in which he explained who he was and his reasoning for his actions. He said he considered it a terrorist attack.
Ardern at her news conference alluded to anti-immigrant sentiment as the possible motive, saying that while many people affected by the shootings may be migrants or refugees "they have chosen to make New Zealand their home, and it is their home. They are us. The person who has perpetuated this violence against us is not."
Authorities have not yet said how many people were killed and wounded. "It's a very serious and grave situation," Bush said.
The deadliest shooting occurred at the Masjid Al Noor mosque in central Christchurch at about 1:45 p.m.
UPDATE: 9:15 p.m.
Many people were killed in a mass shooting at a mosque in the New Zealand city of Christchurch on Friday, a witness said.
Police have not yet described the scale of the shooting but urged people in central Christchurch to stay indoors.
And New Zealand media reported a shooting at a second mosque in a Christchurch suburb.
Witness Len Peneha said he saw a man dressed in black enter the Masjid Al Noor mosque in central Christchurch at about 1:45 p.m. and then heard dozens of shots, followed by people running from the mosque in terror.
Peneha, who lives next door to the mosque, said the gunman ran out of the mosque, dropped what appeared to be a semi-automatic weapon in Peneha's driveway, and fled.
Peneha said he then went into the mosque to try and help.
"I saw dead people everywhere. There were three in the hallway, at the door leading into the mosque, and people inside the mosque," he said. "It's unbelievable nutty. I don't understand how anyone could do this to these people, to anyone. It's ridiculous."
He said he helped about five people recover in his home. He said one was slightly injured.
"I've lived next door to this mosque for about five years and the people are great, they're very friendly," he said. "I just don't understand it."
He said the gunman was white and was wearing a helmet with some kind of device on top, giving him a military-type appearance.
The New Zealand Herald reported there was a second shooting at the Linwood Masjid Mosque.
Mark Nichols told the Herald he heard about five gunshots and that a Friday prayer goer returned fire with a rifle or shotgun. Nichols said he saw two injured people being carried out on stretchers past his automotive shop and that both people appeared to be alive.
New Zealand historically has had only a handful of mass shootings events.
ORIGINAL: 8:50 p.m.
Police in New Zealand say there are multiple fatalities at two mosques in the city of Christchurch.
They say one person has been taken into custody.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says it's "one of New Zealand's darkest days."
More to come.
CTV News - Mar 14, 2019 / 2:45 pm | Story: 251566
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A reputed mob boss has been the victim of what appears to be a targeted hit in New York Wednesday.
Francesco "Franky Boy" Cali, was gunned down in front of his home after what police describe as a staged car accident designed to lure Cali outside.
CTV News is reporting that police are reviewing surveillance-camera video of the attack on the 53-year-old Cali, which shows the assailant speeding off in a pickup truck.
No arrests have been made and so far there is no motive for the attack.
-with files from CTV News
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Todt Hill section of the Staten Island borough of New York.
The Canadian Press - Mar 14, 2019 / 1:12 pm | Story: 251554
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U.S. astronaut Nick Hague, waves near the rocket prior the launch of Soyuz-FG rocket at the Russian leased Baikonur cosmodrome, Kazakhstan, Thursday, March 14, 2019.
A Russian-American crew of three has blasted off to the International Space Station, making a second attempt to reach the outpost after October's aborted launch.
A Russian Soyuz rocket carrying NASA astronauts Nick Hague and Christina Koch along with Roscosmos' Alexei Ovchinin lifted off as planned from the Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan at 12:14 a.m. Friday (1914 GMT Thursday).
Their Soyuz MS-12 spacecraft reached a designated orbit about nine minutes after the launch, and the crew reported they were feeling fine and all systems on board were operating normally. They are set to dock at the space station in about six hours.
On Oct. 11, a Soyuz that Hague and Ovchinin were riding in failed two minutes into its flight, activating a rescue system that allowed their capsule to land safely. That accident was the first aborted crew launch for the Russian space program since 1983, when two Soviet cosmonauts safely jettisoned after a launch pad explosion.
Speaking at a pre-launch news conference at Baikonur, the crew said they trust the rocket and fully believe in the success of their mission.
"I'm 100 per cent confident in the rocket and the spacecraft deliver us to the space station and bring us home safely," Hague said. "The events from October only helped to solidify that and boost confidence in the vehicle to do its job."
The trio will join NASA's Anne McClain, Roscosmos' Oleg Kononenko and David Saint-Jacques of the Canadian Space Agency who are currently on the space station. They will conduct work on hundreds of experiments in biology, biotechnology, physical science and Earth science.
The Canadian Press - Mar 14, 2019 / 12:59 pm | Story: 251551
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Air raid sirens wailed late Thursday throughout Tel Aviv, Israel's densely populated commercial capital, after an apparent rocket attack from the Gaza Strip.
The Israeli military said "it appears" that two rockets were launched from Gaza. It would be the first time that Tel Aviv has been targeted by rocket fire since a 2014 war against Gaza militants.
Israel's Channel 10 news, citing anonymous military officials, said the rockets were Iranian-made Fajr rockets. It said one of the rockets landed in an uninhabited area, and that there were no reports of injuries.
In Gaza, there was no immediate claim of responsibility.
Gaza is controlled by Hamas, an Islamic militant group that seeks Israel's destruction. The territory is home to other militant groups, including Islamic Jihad, an Iranian-backed armed organization that also has a formidable rocket arsenal.
The Canadian Press - Mar 14, 2019 / 9:26 am | Story: 251529
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Police on Thursday questioned two K-pop stars over interlocking sex scandals that have fascinated South Korea and prompted both men to announce they are retiring from the entertainment industry.
Seungri, a member of the superstar group Big Bang, bowed deeply at a Seoul police station before more than 100 journalists. Police said they are investigating allegations that the 28-year-old attempted to arrange illegal sexual services for his business investors.
"I once again lower my head and apologize to the people and all others who were hurt," Seungri said before entering the police station. "I'll faithfully undergo an investigation and give sincere answers" to police questioning.
In South Korea, celebrities involved in scandals often issue public apologies even as they maintain their innocence. Seungri, whose real name is Lee Seung-hyun, has denied the sexual-bribery allegation, but announced his retirement on Monday.
Earlier Thursday, fellow K-pop star Jung Joon-young, 29, came to the police station to be questioned about an allegation that he secretly filmed himself having sex with women and then shared the videos with friends in private group chats.
"I feel very sorry for causing concern to the people and will faithfully undergo an investigation," Jung told reporters. "I'm sorry. I'm sorry."
Jung said in a statement Wednesday that he recorded the videos without the consent of the women in them. He apologized to the victims and to those he disappointed and angered. He also said he was retiring from the entertainment industry.
Media reports have saidSeungriwas among the men in a Kakao Talk group chatroom where Jung posted his sex videos.Police said there were several Kakao Talk chatrooms involved but didn't elaborate.
The scandals have highlighted a dark side of South Korea's booming yet ultra-competitive entertainment industry. South Korean pop songs, TV dramas and films are hugely popular in Asia and beyond, but male stars have faced allegations of sexual assault and abuse and reports have been made that female entertainers and trainees have been forced to provide sexual services to men in power.
Many K-pop stars are recruited by talent agencies as teenagers, some when they are elementary school students, and they often sleep, eat and train together before making a debut. Some suicides have occurred among celebrities in the industry.
Big Bang has been one of the most successful bands in K-pop since its debut in 2006, attracting huge, loyal followings in Asia and around the world. Forbes magazine reported in 2016 that the band took home $44 million in pretax earnings the previous year.
Seungri has been engaged in diverse business ventures, including a ramen franchise and a dance academy, and enjoyed displaying his lavish lifestyle.
Big Bang is on temporary hiatus as its four other members fulfil about two years of military or alternative service, a requirement for all able-bodied men in South Korea. Seungri is set to start his mandatory military service on March 25.
By law, the ongoing police investigation cannot prevent Seungri from joining the army unless he's formally arrested before March 25 or voluntarily requests a delay in his enlistment.
South Korean police chief Min Gap Ryong told lawmakers Thursday that he would seek a joint investigation with military authorities if Seungri joins the army as scheduled and avoids an arrest.
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The Global Leftist (SPD, under Welt-Kaiser Gerhard, etc., etc.) Plot, masking as the Global Neo-Nazi (in fact, the New Abwehr designed and implemented) Rightist Trumpist Plot? Iz ziz correcto, Herr Schroeder? Und quite nice und profitable Abwehr money laundering operation, too! Iz ziz correcto, Herr Uhrlau? The strategic minds and The Invisible Hands of the New Abwehr designs unveil slowly but surely, just like their fundamentalist classic movies.
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15/03/19 06:58 from Trump Investigations from Michael_Novakhov (32 sites)
"If Trump told them to amend the Constitution and toss out the Bill of Rights, they’d likely do it." Donald Trump
» The Trump Investigations: M.N.: Arrest Schroeder, Uhrlau, and other prime suspects; bring them to America, waterboard them, do whatever has to be done, and extract the truth from them regarding theirs and the others roles in the operations Trump and 9/11.
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Open Letter to Donald Trump M.N.: Mr. Trump, in my as always very humble opinion: If you really want to resolve this crisis, this is your only chance, it seems to me; give it a good, deep, and a long but decisive thought. I will re...
15/03/19 06:53 from Trump Investigations from Michael_Novakhov (32 sites)
Open Letter to Donald Trump M.N.: Mr. Trump, in my as always very humble opinion: If you really want to resolve this crisis, this is your only chance, it seems to me; give it a good, deep, and a long but decisive thought. I will re...
» Trump digital operations from Michael_Novakhov (2 sites): "social media in trump campaign" - Google News: ‘You’re playing an invisible accordion’: Trump ripped for mocking Beto O’Rourke’s ‘crazy’ hand gestures - The Washington Post
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‘You’re playing an invisible accordion’: Trump ripped for mocking Beto O’Rourke’s ‘crazy’ hand gestures The Washington Post As many noticed on Thursday, the former Texas congressman talks with his hands – a lot. "social medi...
15/03/19 06:49 from Trump Investigations from Michael_Novakhov (32 sites)
‘You’re playing an invisible accordion’: Trump ripped for mocking Beto O’Rourke’s ‘crazy’ hand gestures The Washington Post As many noticed on Thursday, the former Texas congressman talks with his hands – a lot. "social medi...
» Donald Trump: Congress Requests Stormy Daniels Hush-Money Payoff Notes From Former Fox News Reporter
15/03/19 06:47 from Trump Investigations from Michael_Novakhov (32 sites)
Diana Falzone's story during the campaign was killed by Rupert Murdoch because he wanted Trump to win, according to the New Yorker. Donald Trump
15/03/19 06:47 from Trump Investigations from Michael_Novakhov (32 sites)
Diana Falzone's story during the campaign was killed by Rupert Murdoch because he wanted Trump to win, according to the New Yorker. Donald Trump
» mikenov on Twitter: gerhard schroeder and operations Trump and 9/11 - Google Search google.com/search?q=gerha…
15/03/19 06:45 from Trump Investigations from Michael_Novakhov (32 sites)
gerhard schroeder and operations Trump and 9/11 - Google Search google.com/search?q=gerha… Posted by mikenov on Friday, March 15th, 2019 10:45am mikenov on Twitter
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gerhard schroeder and operations Trump and 9/11 - Google Search google.com/search?q=gerha… Posted by mikenov on Friday, March 15th, 2019 10:45am mikenov on Twitter
» Michael Novakhov - SharedNewsLinks℠: gerhard schroeder and operations Trump and 9/11 - Google Search
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Michael_Novakhov shared this story from "gerhard schroeder and operations Trump and 9/11" - Google News. The West Will Survive Trump The Atlantic - Jul 11, 2018 As President Donald Trump kicks off a bruising NATO summit, transa...
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Michael_Novakhov shared this story from "gerhard schroeder and operations Trump and 9/11" - Google News. The West Will Survive Trump The Atlantic - Jul 11, 2018 As President Donald Trump kicks off a bruising NATO summit, transa...
» Google Alert - trump and putin: The millennial left's dangerous disinterest in the Trump-Russia scandal
15/03/19 06:41 from Trump Investigations from Michael_Novakhov (32 sites)
Why pursuing Trump's Russia connection is a crucial and pragmatic step in pursuing a progressive America. Anyone who cannot stand the fact that ... Google Alert - trump and putin
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Why pursuing Trump's Russia connection is a crucial and pragmatic step in pursuing a progressive America. Anyone who cannot stand the fact that ... Google Alert - trump and putin
» Google Alert - Benjamin Netanyahu: Mission impossible?
15/03/19 06:41 from Trump Investigations from Michael_Novakhov (32 sites)
... and reality television star said in a campaign ad on behalf of Benjamin Netanyahu that came out a week before the January 22, 2013, elections. Google Alert - Benjamin Netanyahu
15/03/19 06:41 from Trump Investigations from Michael_Novakhov (32 sites)
... and reality television star said in a campaign ad on behalf of Benjamin Netanyahu that came out a week before the January 22, 2013, elections. Google Alert - Benjamin Netanyahu
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