Daily Archives: November 16, 2020

WATCH: GREG QUINN UK High Commissioner to Guyana – Thursday November 19th – 19.00 GMT

November 16, 2020 – 7:39 pm

THURSDAY NOVEMBER 19TH – 19.00 GMT

Greg Quinn

GREG QUINN UK HIGH COMMISSIONER — GUYANA 2020

Greg Quinn arrived as Her Majesty’s High Commissioner to Guyana in 2015. Since then it has been eventful. Three Presidents and two election seasons including the five month ‘hiatus’ in 2020.He was one of the three leading diplomats who refused to accept any election rigging. Greg has made his mark in many ways ‘back home’. What is he taking away from Guyana to the UK?

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TRAVEL: Barbados’s 12 month Welcome Stamp Work Visa initiative successful

November 16, 2020 – 9:06 am

REMOTE WORKERS FROM METROPOLITAN CITIES — ESCAPING COVID-19

By Adrian Loverage in Barbados

There can be no reasonable doubt that the 12 month Barbados Welcome Stamp initiative has brought the destination an almost unparalleled level of media and public awareness and kudos to all those involved in its conception and ongoing content enhancement.

Amongst, the latest exposure is the planned Lion Television Scotland 60 minute documentary, which in their words, will ‘follow adventurous British families and individuals as they take an almighty plunge and relocate in the middle of a global pandemic, to work remotely from Barbados’.    Continue reading →

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US POLITICS: Trump protesters march in Washington — back false election claims – Reuters

November 16, 2020 – 12:15 am

Supporters of U.S. President Trump protesting against election results, in Washington (Reuters photo)

Supporters of U.S. President Trump protesting against election results, in Washington (Reuters photo)
By  WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – Tens of thousands of President Donald Trump’s supporters marched through downtown Washington yesterday to back his unsubstantiated claims of election fraud as he pushes ahead with long-shot legal challenges to overturn President-elect Joe Biden’s victory.
A week after his Democratic rival clinched the election, Trump’s lawsuits have made little headway in the courts while Biden has received congratulatory calls from world leaders and forged ahead with work on forming his Cabinet.          Continue reading →
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US POLITICS: No! – State Legislatures Cannot Overrule the Popular Vote – Opinion

November 16, 2020 – 12:10 am

By: Adav Noti | Just Security

One of the very last-ditch efforts Trump proponents have floated since Election Day has been that state legislatures should simply overrule the results of the presidential election in their states.

This proposition is so radically un-American — so contrary to our basic national principles — that in a normal environment, it might simply be laughed off. But 2020 being what it is, the theory has made its way into the pro-Trump social media ecosystem, cloaked in a thin veneer of legalese.

TO BE ABSOLUTELY CLEAR: A state legislature cannot overrule the state’s popular vote for president. This is not a close case.    Continue reading →

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VIDEO: Racism in America – Part 2 of 2- By Phil Vischer

November 16, 2020 – 12:05 am


VIDEO: Race in America – by Phil Vischer

In this second video RACE IN AMERICA Part 2, I will answer some of the queries that came out after the first video Racism In America was published. I will add more detail to support the statements and conclusions that were outlined in that video (SEE LINK BELOW). Here I also suggest how we can all help to improve the race relations within the communities and cities we live in. Continue reading →

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