New Pacific Metals Corp. is pleased to announce that in order to replace its prior base shelf prospectus that expired on ust 15, 2023, it has filed a final short form base shelf prospectus with the securities regulatory authorities in each of the... - Veroeffentlicht am 22.08.2023
"the new york times" which has reported that david weiss, the now-special counsel to investigate the hunter biden scandal, was prepared to do nothing. pete: it's amazing. will: to charge hunter biden with nothing until two irs whistleblowers stepped up resulting in those tax and gun charges that were eventually collapsed because they were trojan horses to do away with all of hunter's potential crimes. but at first if, guys, nothing. rachel: it's unbelievable. "the new york times," by way, is saying this, earlier the year the times found mr. weiss appeared willing to forgo any prosecution at all, and his office came close to ending the investigation without requiring a guilty plea on any charges. but the corresponding -- the correspondence reveals that his position relayed through his staff change in the spring around the time that a pair of irs officials on the case, those were the whistleblowers, accused
to a sanctuary in colorado. some live pictures from ireland before we go. 0ur —— where crowds have been building through the morning as the funeral of sinead o'connor is due to take place 0'connor is due to take place shortly and in the next hour we will be taking you live there, talking to a corresponding amongst the crowds in bray. plenty more on our website, don't forget, i'm also on twitter.
controversial policy. we take you to liverpool which is hosting pride for ukraine. good to have you with us. the eu has suspended all security cooperation with niger after the country�*s army took power in a coup. it comes shortly after the us declared its "unflagging support" for ousted president mohamed bazoum, seen as a key western ally in the fight against islamist militants. on friday, the head of the presidential guards unit general tchiani declared himself niger�*s new leader. he said insecurity, economic woes and corruption led him to seize power. but there are now concerns in the west about which countries the new leader will align with. niger�*s neighbours, burkina faso and mali, have both pivoted towards russia since their own coups. a corresponding in nigeria is
streets in israel over controversial policy. we take you to liverpool which is hosting pride for ukraine. good to have you with us. the eu has suspended all security cooperation with niger after the country's army took power in a coup. it comes shortly after the us declared its "unflagging support" for ousted president mohamed bazoum, seen as a key western ally in the fight against islamist militants. on friday, the head of the presidential guards unit general tchiani declared himself niger's new leader. he said insecurity, economic woes and corruption led him to seize power. but there are now concerns in the west about which countries the new leader will align with. niger's neighbours, burkina faso and mali, have both pivoted towards russia since their own coups. a corresponding in nigeria is
AmmPower Corp. is pleased to announce the sale to Consolidated Lithium Metals Inc. of 24 mineral claims representing 1,283.08 hectares of concessions in the James Bay/Eeyou Istche region of from a wholly owned subsidiary of AmmPower, subject to the... - Veroeffentlicht am 26.07.2023
Condor Energies Inc. (“Condor” or the “Company”) (TSX: CDR), is pleased to announce the closing on July 14, 2023 of a US$5.9 million term loan facility (the
200 classified documents trump returned in january of 2022 after holding on to those for a year. as eric levitz smartly puts it in new york magazine, the department of justice gave trump a pass on 197 potential counts of willful retention of national defense information. instead it charged him with only 31 counts, each corresponding with a highly classified document that trump knowingly withheld from the government in january 2022 and the fbi later obtained. that is not how an ordinary citizen would be treated. we know that. because we saw what happened to, for example, reality winner. in 2017, winner, an air force veteran working for a military contractor, printed out exactly one classified document about russian hackers gaining access to voter registration rules during the 2016 election. she took the document home and kneeled into a media outlet. when you were subsequently arrested, jailed, charged with violating the espionage act, the same charged on trump is
president extra latitude. they gave him opportunity after opportunity to return the classified documents that were removed from the white house and left all over mar-a-lago from the ballroom to the bathroom. as special counsel jack smith's indictment makes clear, they did everything in their power to avoid it all coming to this, which is prosecuting the ex president. for more than a year and a half they asked nicely before searching the ex president's florida home. when special counsel did bring charges they did not include, and this is crucial, the nearly 200 classified documents trump returned in january of 2022 after holding on to those for a year. as eric levitz smartly puts it in new york magazine, the department of justice gave trump a pass on 197 potential counts of willful retention of national defense information. instead it charged him with only 31 counts, each corresponding with a highly classified document that trump knowingly withheld from the government in january 2022 and the fbi later obtained. that is not how an ordinary citizen would be treated. we know that. because we saw what happened to, for example, reality winner.
questioned, then mirror's royal reporter— questioned, then mirror's royal reporter and a corresponding between 1997 and _ reporter and a corresponding between 1997 and 2005 and she has been challenged in court by prince harry's — challenged in court by prince harry's barrister david sherborne asking _ harry's barrister david sherborne asking her — harry's barrister david sherborne asking her why she had to be ordered to come _ asking her why she had to be ordered to come to _ asking her why she had to be ordered to come to court by the church and why she _ to come to court by the church and why she did — to come to court by the church and why she did not mention in her witness — why she did not mention in her witness statement that she became the assistant news editor of the paper— the assistant news editor of the paper in— the assistant news editor of the paper in 2006. mr scherpen saying she is— paper in 2006. mr scherpen saying she is trying to distance herself from _ she is trying to distance herself from the — she is trying to distance herself from the paper, so prince harry sticking — from the paper, so prince harry sticking around for this evidence, tistening — sticking around for this evidence, listening to a formerjournalist who wrote _ listening to a formerjournalist who wrote some of the stories about him who he _ wrote some of the stories about him who he has— wrote some of the stories about him who he has taken issue with in the courtroom — who he has taken issue with in the courtroom right now, i suspect he might— courtroom right now, i suspect he might stay— courtroom right now, i suspect he might stay there all afternoon to hear that — might stay there all afternoon to hear that evidence. it might stay there all afternoon to hear that evidence.— hear that evidence. it certainly looks like _ hear that evidence. it certainly looks like that _ hear that evidence. it certainly looks like that for _ hear that evidence. it certainly looks like that for now. - hear that evidence. it certainly looks like that for now. thank| hear that evidence. it certainly i looks like that for now. thank you very much. _ looks like that for now. thank you very much, helena _ looks like that for now. thank you very much, helena wilkinson. - looks like that for now. thank you | very much, helena wilkinson. the press had gathered after we had