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David Wilcock 12-6-16… “ENDGAME: Disclosure and the Final Defeat of the Cabal” (yes, here it is… BIG time!) (and this is...
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[Kp note: here is a link to download the entire web page as it stands now at 1030 HST. Remember that DW always adds updates during the first day or two.] …and this is only “Part 1”. The “Part 2” is to come out shortly, as posted on Corey’s SBA FB page...
01/15 Links Pt2: Saddam Hussein - Fatah and PA hero; Pat Condell: Nothing to do with Islam
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From Ian: PMW: Saddam Hussein - Fatah and PA hero According to a famous saying, you can "know a man by his friends." Just yesterday, Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah party chose to remind Palestinians of the deep friendship between former Iraqi president Saddam...
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Abbreviated Edition "The PD community really is a welcoming and supportive bunch." --Academic James Pamment; image from “epiphenomenal” --How some academics define public Diplomacy QUOTATIONS Quotations on Diplomacy and the Foreign...
InSecurityWatch: Cops, bigotry, hacks, spies, etc.
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And a lot of that last one. We begin with serious reservations from USA Today: Senators press Holder on police radar that sees inside homes Radar devices that allow police officers to effectively see into suspects’ homes raise “privacy concerns of...
Simon Wiesenthal Center Policing Web, Gets Rid Content It Does Not Like Through Partnership With Google, Twitter, Facebo...
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Yahoo reports: SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Facebook, Google and Twitter are stepping up efforts to combat online propaganda and recruiting by Islamic militants, but the Internet companies are doing it quietly to avoid the perception that they are helping...