Tuesday, December 08, 2020
Saudi Activist Faces Terrorism Charges for Driving While Female | The Mehdi Hasan Show
Cooper: Trump Didn't Have Courage to Tell US People the Truth
Monday, December 07, 2020
Trump Compares 2020 US Election to 'Third World Nation'
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Donald Trump
Saudi Prince Calls Israel ‘Western Colonising Power’ at Bahrain Summit
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Bahrain,
Israel,
Saudi Arabia
When MBS Tortured His Relatives at the Ritz-Carlton | I Gotta Story to Tell | Episode 18
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MbS,
Saudi Arabia
See Bernie Sanders’ Reaction to Trump Floating 2024 Presidential Run
Sunday, December 06, 2020
Jailed Saudi Activist Loujain al-Hathloul Accused of Passing Classified Information
The Accidental Hero (Oskar Schindler) - Heart Of The Matter - BBC1 - 1997
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Oskar Schindler
Ausschreitungen bei Protesten in Paris gegen Sicherheitsgesetz
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Frankreich,
Paris
Saturday, December 05, 2020
German Christianity and The Third Reich | Hearts Divided (WW2 Christianity Documentary) | Timeline
German Christianity was, like all other areas of German life, exploited by the Nazis to further their agenda of hatred.
In 1933 Berlin Bishop Joachim Hossenfelder proclaimed the popular, pro-Nazi "German Christian" movement the "Storm Troopers of Christ." Hossenfelder led the early phase of a movement that still echoes through the church today, even though the world has tried to forget. This film looks at the people who lived through the movement: Ludwig Mueller, the bishop of the Third Reich, Martin Niemoeller, the first to resist the Nazification of the church, Karl Themel, a pastor who used baptismal certificates to send "Jewish Christians" to the concentration camps, Werner Syltan, a pastor who died at Dachau because of his work on behalf of persons of Jewish descent amd Walter Grundmann, a reknown Biblical scholar and architect of the "Institute for the Study and Eradication of Jewish Influence on German Church Life."
In 1933 Berlin Bishop Joachim Hossenfelder proclaimed the popular, pro-Nazi "German Christian" movement the "Storm Troopers of Christ." Hossenfelder led the early phase of a movement that still echoes through the church today, even though the world has tried to forget. This film looks at the people who lived through the movement: Ludwig Mueller, the bishop of the Third Reich, Martin Niemoeller, the first to resist the Nazification of the church, Karl Themel, a pastor who used baptismal certificates to send "Jewish Christians" to the concentration camps, Werner Syltan, a pastor who died at Dachau because of his work on behalf of persons of Jewish descent amd Walter Grundmann, a reknown Biblical scholar and architect of the "Institute for the Study and Eradication of Jewish Influence on German Church Life."
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Christianity,
Germany,
Third Reich,
Timeline,
WWII
Can France Resolve Tensions with Muslim Community? - Inside Story
The French government is stepping up its crackdown on what it is calling religious separatism. 76 mosques face closure if they are found to be a security threat.
It is President Emmanuel Macron's latest response to recent attacks he has blamed on 'radical Islam'. His government denies it is deliberately targeting the Muslim community, but recent comments have triggered protests worldwide.
So how can this crisis be resolved?
Presenter: Imran Khan | Guests: Yasser Louati - Justice and Liberties For All Committee; Philippe Marliere - Professor of French and European Politics, University College of London; Nizar Messari - Associate Professor of International Studies, Al Akhawayn University
It is President Emmanuel Macron's latest response to recent attacks he has blamed on 'radical Islam'. His government denies it is deliberately targeting the Muslim community, but recent comments have triggered protests worldwide.
So how can this crisis be resolved?
Presenter: Imran Khan | Guests: Yasser Louati - Justice and Liberties For All Committee; Philippe Marliere - Professor of French and European Politics, University College of London; Nizar Messari - Associate Professor of International Studies, Al Akhawayn University
Sen. Bernie Sanders: People Are Suffering ‘in a Way We Have Not Seen Since the Great Depression’
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US economy
Trump Whines about Election as Covid Overtakes America
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Coronavirus,
Donald Trump,
USA
The Virus Is Devastating the U.S., and Leaving an Uneven Toll
THE NEW YORK TIMES: The United States saw the most new coronavirus cases of the pandemic on Friday, with deaths and hospitalizations also rising. Underlying conditions largely determine who survives.
HOUSTON — The United States is winding up a particularly devastating week, one of the very worst since the coronavirus pandemic began nine months ago.
On Friday, a national single-day record was set, with more than 226,000 new cases. It was one of many data points that illustrated the depth and spread of a virus that has killed more than 278,000 people in this country, more than the entire population of Lubbock, Texas, or Modesto, Calif., or Jersey City, N.J.
“It’s just an astonishing number,” said Caitlin Rivers, a senior scholar at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security. “We’re in the middle of this really severe wave and I think as we go through the day to day of this pandemic, it can be easy to lose sight of how massive and deep the tragedy is.” » | Manny Fernandez, Julie Bosman, Amy Harmon, Danielle Ivory and Mitch Smith | Friday, December 4, 2020
HOUSTON — The United States is winding up a particularly devastating week, one of the very worst since the coronavirus pandemic began nine months ago.
On Friday, a national single-day record was set, with more than 226,000 new cases. It was one of many data points that illustrated the depth and spread of a virus that has killed more than 278,000 people in this country, more than the entire population of Lubbock, Texas, or Modesto, Calif., or Jersey City, N.J.
“It’s just an astonishing number,” said Caitlin Rivers, a senior scholar at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security. “We’re in the middle of this really severe wave and I think as we go through the day to day of this pandemic, it can be easy to lose sight of how massive and deep the tragedy is.” » | Manny Fernandez, Julie Bosman, Amy Harmon, Danielle Ivory and Mitch Smith | Friday, December 4, 2020
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Coronavirus,
USA
Anthony Scaramucci on President Trump's Short-Term Vision | Zerlina. | The Choice
Former White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci joins Zerlina Maxwell to discuss why President Trump is spreading baseless election fraud claims and whether he may pardon himself.
Zerlina.: Incisive and timely coverage of politics and current events, through in-depth conversations that unpack the latest developments in this era's breakneck news cycle and draw back the curtain on their real-world consequences.
Zerlina.: Incisive and timely coverage of politics and current events, through in-depth conversations that unpack the latest developments in this era's breakneck news cycle and draw back the curtain on their real-world consequences.
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Donald Trump
Friday, December 04, 2020
Trump Has Failed to Protect to the People He's Supposed to Lead - Legendary Journalist Bob Woodward
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Donald Trump
Mitt Romney Blasts Trump's Lack of Pandemic Leadership
Thursday, December 03, 2020
France Cracks Down on 76 Mosques Suspected of 'Separatism'
THE GUARDIAN: Interior minister says any found to be ‘breeding grounds of terrorism’ will be shut
France’s interior minister has announced a crackdown on 76 mosques that the government suspects of “separatism” and encouraging extremism.
Gérald Darmanin said the mosques would be inspected and any found to be “breeding grounds of terrorism” would be shut.
The move is part of the French government’s ongoing campaign to combat Islamist extremism after a series of terrorist attacks – including the recent beheading of a teacher and the killing of three people in a church in Nice – but has led to accusations it is unjustly targeting the wider Muslim community.
The president, Emmanuel Macron, has strenuously denied that new legislation to reinforce secularism that he outlined at the beginning of October was targeting Muslims. He said the law, under which France would train imams and impose a wider ban on home schooling and controls on religious, sporting and cultural associations, was aimed at tackling radical “Islamist separatism”. » | Kim Willsher in Paris | Thursday, December 3, 2020
France’s interior minister has announced a crackdown on 76 mosques that the government suspects of “separatism” and encouraging extremism.
Gérald Darmanin said the mosques would be inspected and any found to be “breeding grounds of terrorism” would be shut.
The move is part of the French government’s ongoing campaign to combat Islamist extremism after a series of terrorist attacks – including the recent beheading of a teacher and the killing of three people in a church in Nice – but has led to accusations it is unjustly targeting the wider Muslim community.
The president, Emmanuel Macron, has strenuously denied that new legislation to reinforce secularism that he outlined at the beginning of October was targeting Muslims. He said the law, under which France would train imams and impose a wider ban on home schooling and controls on religious, sporting and cultural associations, was aimed at tackling radical “Islamist separatism”. » | Kim Willsher in Paris | Thursday, December 3, 2020
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France,
Islam in France
Wednesday, December 02, 2020
Trump's Voter Fraud Lies Have Earned Him $150 Million
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Donald Trump
A Conversation with Margaret Thatcher
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