Wednesday, April 05, 2017
Guy Verhofstadt: 'UK Will Return to EU after Brexit Tory Catfight'
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Guy Verhofstadt,
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Farage Is Outrageous! Farage Calls EU Parliament 'The Mafia'
Nigel Farage is loud-mouthed and brash. He has far, far too much to say for himself. He needs to be cut down to size. – Mark
Companies Pull Ads from Bill O'Reilly's Fox News Show
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Bill O'Reilly,
CBS News,
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Trumps Grenzwall teilt vor allem Meinungen | DW Deutsch
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Donald Trump,
Mexico
President Trump Condemns Syrian Gas Attack But Shifts Blame To President Obama | Morning Joe | MSNBC
For Trump, a Focus on U.S. Interests and a Disdain for Moralizing
But where other presidents might have used the moment to call for the departure of Syria’s authoritarian leader, Bashar al-Assad, President Trump’s spokesman dismissed the notion as impractical because it would not happen. “We would look like, to some degree, rather silly not acknowledging the political realities that exist in Syria,” said the spokesman, Sean Spicer. » | Peter Baker | Tuesday, April 4, 2017
Tuesday, April 04, 2017
According to the Bible...Homosexuality Is Wrong
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Bible,
homosexuality
John Brennan: Donald Trump’s Travel Ban 'Simplistic and Misguided' - BBC Newsnight
Bill O'Reilly Loses Major Advertiser After Reports Of Harassment | The Last Word | MSNBC
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Bill O'Reilly,
FOX News
Trump prüft extreme Einreise-Kontrollen
Die Regierung von Donald Trump prüft neue, extreme Sicherheitsvorschriften. Alle Ausländer, die in die Vereinigten Staaten reisen wollen, könnten sie bald durchlaufen müssen. Wie das „Wall Street Journal“ schreibt, müssten die Besucher den Beamten dann eventuell alle Kontakte in ihrem Handy offenlegen, Passwörter für soziale Netze herausrücken und sich Fragen zu ihrer Weltanschauung gefallen lassen. » | Quelle: FAZ.NET | Dienstag, 4. April 2017
When Britain Split From Europe, in a Big Way
The bridge was a rock formation, about 20 miles wide, that ran from Dover to Calais and protruded several hundred miles into France and Britain. It was made of chalk, as can be seen in the cross-section where it has been ripped away at the white cliffs of Dover. » | Nicholas Wade | Tuesday, April 4, 2017
The 'Gay Brain' Explained - Louann Brizendine
Dr. Louann Brizendine: The Male Brain »
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homosexuality
British Prime Minister Seeks GCC Trade Deals
As Britain leaves the European Union, her trip is aiming to strengthen trade and security ties in the Gulf,
Al Jazeera’s Hashem Ahelbarra reports.
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EU,
GCC,
Qatar,
Saudi Arabia,
security,
Sultanate of Oman,
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Theresa May on Brexit, Saudi Arabia and Refugees
She's due to arrive in Saudi Arabia later - and is being urged to raise concerns over human rights.
The Prime Minister has defended her dealings with the Kingdom and says she will bring up the issue of Yemen, where the Saudi military is engaged in a long-running campaign.
The Prime Minister been speaking to our Political Editor, Faisal Islam.
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It seems to me that Theresa May wants her cake and eat it. And chasing around the world, brown-nosing here and brown-nosing there is most unbecoming. She'd be far better off working with our European brothers and sisters than this. Our future should be in Europe, not the Middle East. – Mark
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Middle East,
refugees,
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Yemen
Tunisian Nightclub Shut Down over Muslim Call to Prayer Remix
Tunisian authorities have shut down a nightclub and begun an investigation after a DJ played a remix recording of the Muslim call to prayer, an official has said.
A video, widely shared online since Sunday, shows clubbers dancing to music that includes the call to prayer at the club in the north-east town of Nabeul.
The footage sparked a storm of debate on social media. » | Agence France-Presse in Tunis | Monday, April 3, 2017
Up to 100,000 UK Jobs At Risk as Merkel and Juncker Ally Warns on Euro Clearing
The future of an estimated 100,000 jobs has been plunged into doubt after a close political ally of the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, and president of the European commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, warned that a prized sector in the City of London must relocate to EU soil after Brexit.
Manfred Weber, the leader of the largest political group in the European parliament, to which both the German chancellor and the commission president belong, told reporters that euro-denominated clearing could no longer be undertaken in the City when the UK leaves the EU.
“EU citizens decide on their own money,” Weber said during a press conference in Strasbourg on Tuesday. “When the UK is leaving the European Union it is not thinkable that at the end the whole euro business is managed in London. This is an external place, this is not an EU place any more. The euro business should be managed on EU soil.” Read on and comment » | Daniel Boffey | Tuesday, April 4, 2017
May: National Trust Stance ‘Ridiculous’ Over Egg Hunt Easter Omission
Read the Guardian article here
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Easter,
National Trust,
Theresa May
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