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Thanks To Bush, Is Trump ‘Fixing Intelligence and Facts to Fit’ North Korea, Iran?
WorldNews.com 12 Jun 2019
Article by WN.Com Correspondent Dallas Darling. “The Bush administration considered an invasion of Iraq to be ‘inevitable’ as early as 2002” and ‘the intelligence and the facts were being fixed around the policy.’” – Downing Street memo ... They also maintain former President George W. Bush may have paved the way ... Both claims are unfounded ... 176-177 ... 177. ....
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Messi is sports world's highest earner: Forbes
Manila Bulletin 12 Jun 2019
By Agence France-Presse Lionel Messi was the world's highest-paid athlete over the past year, Forbes reported on Tuesday in its annual sporting rich list. Barcelona and Argentina star Messi dethroned... ....
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China inflation hits highest level in 15 months
Raw Story 12 Jun 2019
Inflation in China rose to its highest level in more than a year in May driven by surges in pork and fruit prices caused by the African swine fever epidemic and bad weather, official data showed Wednesday. But while prices are increasing, demand remains weak because of the trade war with the United States and […] ... ....
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The Lula Conviction Was a Gigantic Legal Farce
Truth Dig 12 Jun 2019
The Intercept’s revelation that the Operation Car Wash team sabotaged the 2018 presidential elections shows what everyone already knew but couldn’t prove concretely. that the Lula conviction was a gigantic legal farce ... Related Articles. Overthrowing Brazil's Dilma Rousseff. It’s Class War. Brazil Elects Far-Right Candidate Jair Bolsonaro to Presidency ... ....
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Brexit: Leaked cabinet note admits UK not ready for no-deal exit on October 31, blowing ...
The Independent 12 Jun 2019
It will take “six to eight months” to build up supplies of medicines for a no-deal Brexit, a leaked cabinet note says – undermining Boris Johnson’s threat to crash out of the EU on 31 October ... We’ll tell you what’s true. You can form your own view. From 15p €0.18 $0.18 USD 0.27 a day, more exclusives, analysis and extras. Subscribe now ... More follows… ... ....
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Yemen Al Houthi target Saudi airport, 26 wounded
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Scientists unravels theory behind formation of moon
Deccan Chronicle 12 Jun 2019
When Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei first spotted four moons of Jupiter through a telescope, he realised that not everything goes around the Earth, as was the prevailing theory in 1610. The presumed origin of the Galilean moons was in a swirling circumplanetary disc of gas and dust around the newborn Jupiter ... Until now ... It was not easy to find....
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“We Build the Wall” border gate ordered locked open by international group
Hot Air 12 Jun 2019
Brian Kolfage and his We Build the Wall GoFundMe project are continuing to generate not only sections of border wall but headlines as well. The latest news isn’t of the positive sort, however ... And a wall with a permanently open gate isn’t of quite as much use, don’t you think? ... That can’t be allowed to slow progress though ... ....
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Philippines slams suspected Chinese vessel for ‘contemptible’ sinking of fishing boat
South China Morning Post 12 Jun 2019
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Ghana security forces free two kidnapped Canadians
South China Morning Post 12 Jun 2019
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3 in 4 Japanese distrust South Koreans – and the feeling’s mutual
South China Morning Post 12 Jun 2019
Three-quarters of Japanese do not trust their South Korean neighbours – and the feeling is mutual, a study has found.
A record 74 per cent of Japanese were now distrustful of South Koreans, found the study by the Yomiuri Shimbun in Japan and the Hankook Ilbo in Korea ... ....
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Macron to send Trump replacement friendship tree
BBC News 12 Jun 2019
French President Emmanuel Macron says he will send US leader Donald Trump a new "friendship tree" after the original died ... ....
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Encephalitis from lychees kills 31 children in India, say health officials
South China Morning Post 12 Jun 2019
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Hong Kong police fire tear gas at protesters opposing extradition law
The Irish Times 12 Jun 2019
Hong Kong police fired rubber bullets and tear gas at demonstrators who threw plastic bottles in running battles outside the city’s legislature, angry at an extradition Bill that would allow people to be sent to mainland China for trial ... Police warned them back, saying. “We will use force.”. Ambulances were heading towards the protest area ... Photograph....
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US considers providing temporary asylum to Venezuelans
The Siasat Daily 12 Jun 2019
Washington. President Donald Trump here on Tuesday (local time) said that he was looking into the possibility of granting temporary asylum to thousands of Venezuelans who have fled to the United States amid political turmoil in their country ... However, Trump’s remark entirely contradicts his own tough stance on the immigration crisis ... Source. ANI....
