Daily Archives: 09/21/2018

Trump: Iraq & Afghanistan Wars “The Worst Single Mistake Ever Made In The History Of Our Country”

09/21/2018 – 3:56 pm

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President says middle east quagmire worse that US Civil War

Trump: Iraq & Afghanistan Wars “The Worst Single Mistake Ever Made In The History Of Our Country"

Steve Watson | Infowars.com

During an interview with The Hill Wednesday, President Trump pinpointed the US invasion of the middle east as more catastrophic even than the US Civil War, calling it “The worst single mistake ever made in the history of our country.”

“The worst single mistake ever made in the history of our country: going into the Middle East, by President Bush,” Trump said.

“Obama may have gotten them (U.S. soldiers) out wrong, but going in is to me the biggest single mistake made in the history of our country.” Trump added.

“Because we spent $7 trillion in the Middle East,” Trump continued.

The President suggested that because of the monumental quagmire of the wars, there has been a knock on effect on every policy proposal.

“Now if you wanna fix a window some place they say, ‘oh…

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News Americas – TOP HEADLINES FOR Sept. 21 2018

09/21/2018 – 8:59 am
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CANADA: CBSA Officer Trainee – Developmental Program (Full-time and Part-time employment)

09/21/2018 – 8:08 am

Canada Border Services Agency – Become a CBSA Officer 
Various locations across Canada
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Please indicate your employment preference; full-time, part-time or both.
$64,234 to $71,525 (Salary under review)

For further information on the organization, please visit Canada Border Services Agency

Closing date: 3 September 2018 – 23:59, Pacific Time

Who can apply: Canadian citizens and permanent residents residing in Canada and Canadian citizens residing abroad. Priority will be given to Canadian citizens.

READ MORE: https://emploisfp-psjobs.cfp-psc.gc.ca/psrs-srfp/applicant/page1800?toggleLanguage=en&poster=1185074

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Newark New Jersey USA: Linden Fund USA discusses twinning of Cities

09/21/2018 – 7:48 am

Newark New Jersey USA: Linden Fund USA discusses twinning of Cities

LFU hosted a “Meet & Greet Reception” on Sunday, Sept. 16 in New Jersey in honor of visiting Mayor of Linden, Her Worship Waneka Arrindell. This official visit was to continue the dialogue with the City of Newark on twinning the two municipalities, as first proposed by former Linden Mayor Carwyn Holland in a 2017 meeting in Newark to explore the possibilities for cooperation between the two cities.          Continue reading →

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Medical: Treat the Inflammation not the Cholesterol – By Dr. Dwight Lundell

09/21/2018 – 12:38 am

Medical Commentary

DR. Dwight Lundell

Dr. Dwight Lundell, former Chief of Staff and Chief of Surgery at Banner Heart Hospital in Arizona told the world not to take statin drugs.  “We physicians with all our training, knowledge and authority often acquire a rather large ego that tends to make it difficult to admit we are wrong. So, here it is. I freely admit to being wrong. As a heart surgeon with 25 years experience, having performed over 5,000 open-heart surgeries, today is my day to right the wrong with medical and scientific fact.          Continue reading →

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Don’t Let The Windrush Outrage Die While The Scandal Continues – Gary Younge | The Guardian UK

09/21/2018 – 12:37 am

Don’t Let The Windrush Outrage Die While The Scandal Continues

22nd June 1948: MV Empire Windrush arrives at Tilbury Docks in London

Gary Younge | The Guardian UK

They call it “the scandal”. And in Bethel church in Bristol, two independent advisers to the Home Office called on those who had been blighted by it to testify. Sitting in front of a sign that read “Moving forward – together in faith” and a union flag propped alongside a Jamaican flag, they appealed to the orphans of empire to share details of how the place their parents had referred to as the “Mother Country” had abandoned them. In a tone owing more to bewilderment than belligerence, they stepped up.      Continue reading →

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A Nation Out-Trumped?—All this time-  What is Trump’s crime? – By Yvonne Sam

09/21/2018 – 12:33 am

By Yvonne Sam

As a nation struggles to oust President Trump—Have they already been Out-trumped?

Attorney General Rod Rosenstein owes the nation and by extension the world an answer.  Donald Trump the president of the United States is under investigation by a special counsel appointed by the Justice Department for precisely what federal crimes.
It is grossly unacceptable that, after more than two years of burrowing— the 16-month Mueller probe having been preceded by the blatantly suspect labors of the Obama Justice Department and Federal Bureau of Investigation — an answer to that simple question still eludes us. Factually we deserved an answer right from the outset—i.e May 17, 2017 the very moment he appointed Special Counsel Robert Mueller 111 under Deputy Attorney General Order No 3915-2017      Continue reading →

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Guyana oil surge and Surinam Airways comeback with Turkish support – By Ray Chickrie

09/21/2018 – 12:14 am

  Commentary By Ray Chickrie – 

The government has given ailing state-owned Surinam Airways CEO, Gerard Lau, who took over a few months ago, three years to turn the company around, but with so many changes at SLM, there have been numerous plans by different CEOs to “turn the airline around.” Interestingly, there was no mention of part privatizing the airline or inviting Ethiopian or Turkish Airlines to take part ownership of SLM. This is just wishful thinking.

The old model for the past 30 years hasn’t worked and this is why aviation expert Tomas Clumeckhy is urging the airline to change its business model.

He said, “Surinam Airways can easily be running six to nine aircraft in the next three years, “doing the same things over and over again, and expecting different results” has to stop, the business model is broken, the corporate culture is broken, and there is no vision of the future.”

With mega oil and gas discoveries offshore Guyana, the country will surge economically and this is SLM’s comeback opportunity. SLM’s future depends on the Guiana Shield and Guyana can provide that lifeline for the ailing Suriname airline.    Continue reading →

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