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Monday, 11 January 2021, 6:14 am The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor strongly condemned a Saudi court’s imprisonment sentence against a Saudi academic more than three years after his arrest over peacefully expressing his opinion. In a press release, Euro-Med Monitor stated that on Friday, the Riyadh-based Specialized Criminal Court imposed a four-year sentence against academic Muhammad Saud Al-Bisher. In September 2017, Al-Bisher was arrested over expressing his views concerning the ...

Stimulus Bill Stimulates Congress’s Lust for Power Once again, the mountain has labored mightily and brought forth a mouse. Our dysfunctional Congress has just passed another “stimulus” bill designed to stimulate nothing but their own lust for power and determination to hang on to their seats at all costs—in this case, some $900 billion of our money, of which they have just doled out to the peons the grand sum of 600 simoleons to help ease the pain of the Dreaded Coronavirus and their d...

Drinking water supply tariff rules changed in Oman By: Times News Service Muscat: Mohammed Bin Hamad Al Rumhi, The Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Public Services Regulatory Authority has issued a decision to amend some provisions of regulations for the tariff for the supply of drinking water. Article 1 stipulates that: The texts of articles (2,3,5,6) of the aforementioned drinking water supply tariff regulation shall be replaced by the following texts: Article 2: The subscriber is cl...

  British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, with Lieutenant-Colonel George Dittmer at his side, watches 16 Platoon of D Company, 28th Maori Battalion, march past in England, 1940. The Maori Battalion, along with the rest of 2NZEF’s Second Echelon, had been en route to the Middle East in May 1940 when they were diverted to Britain. In July they were deployed to southern England to help defend against a possible German invasion. After six months in Britain the men of the Second Echelon sailed ...

Kris Kobach: January 6 ‘May Very Well Be a Big Fight in Congress’ over Election 15 Dec 2020 Former Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach told Breitbart News on Tuesday that some Republican-majority state legislatures may challenge votes of electors in Congress on January 6, offering his remarks in an interview on SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Daily with host Alex Marlow. Congress is scheduled to certify the electoral college’s vote on January 6. Kobach said, “Because the Supreme Court of...

Doesnt think he did anything wrong. >> can i ask, given all that you heard on intelligence, you have digested all of this evidence firsthand, do you agree with the summarization that there are three notable articles going forward on impeachment, those being abuse of power and bribery, obstruction of congress, and obstruction of justice? are those the three that you think are the most likely to be put forth? >> they make sense. i think if you do it in those three, under richard nixon, article thr...

The same level that were seeing today? >> president nixon also had ordered his subordinates to cooperate and testify. he didnt shut down any of that. he produced documents. and there were times -- there were certainly disagreements. but there was not a wholesale, broad scale, across-the-board refusal to even recognize the legitimacy of this house doing an inquiry. >> did president nixons obstruction result in an article of impeachment? >> yes, maam, article three. >> professor feldman, is it fai...