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When i joined the military some 50 years ago, i swore to support the constitution. never did i dream that troops would be ordered to violatee constitutional rights of fellow citizens for a bizarre photo-op for the commander-in-chief. liar. general mark dempsey in an obama hack, it goes on and on. the "washington post" and the "new york times." this story that shows them all to be liars. 30 seconds and go on to tomorrow. b as you pointed out earlier sean, they lied about so many conspiracy theories about donald trump it's awful. i want to take the remaining 2ra minute and 17 seconds i have to s...

And the White House rolls out sanctions over Belarus' passenger plane interception.

MEET THE CANDIDATES Clockwise from top left: Ravi Venkatesh (Labour), Dan Smith (Conservative), Kate Henery (Green), Daniel Legg (Independent) and Michelle Horrobin (Lib Dem) are standing in Penhill and Upper Stratton on May 6 Looking at Penhill now, it’s hard to believe it was once a farm on the outskirts of a much smaller Swindon.  The town was growing after the Second World War and new homes were needed. The Penhill estate was built as public housing in the early 1950s.  Like its neighbour to the south, Pinehurst, the area suffers from a reputation for deprivation and antisocial ...

Report to examine feasibility of re-opening popular Limerick landmark By Live95 News Team Live95 picture library A new Council study into the Corbally Baths is being heralded as the start of a formal process to revive the amenity. Limerick City and County Council has commissioned a technical assessment study, which will examine water quality in the area and look at the possible cost of remedial works.  The study is being undertaken by JBA Consulting with a final report expected by August. Limerick TD Kieran O'Donnell, wh...

Reopening of Corbally Baths for Limerick swimmers is a 'stroke' closer Reporter: ');  '); A NEW Limerick City and County Council study signals clear waters ahead for the revival of Corbally Baths, said Deputy Kieran O’Donnell. He has welcomed the study which he says is the "start of a formal process for the revival of this landmark public swimming amenity which generations of Limerick people enjoyed". It will involve the recently appointed water and environmental consultants, JBA Consulting, carrying out a technical assessment of the current situation, including water quality and advise ...