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Jesus Christ. This guy set himself on fire outside the White House. pic.twitter.com/IIXAoGS6ia

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Man dies after setting himself on fire near the White House

https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/man-dies-after-setting-himself-on-fire-near-the-white-house/2019/05/30/aee7a89a-82d1-11e9-933d-7501070ee669_story.html

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Bernie backers see DNC-media sabotage in Biden surge: 'It's the same thing all over again'

Sen. Bernard Sanders‘ grassroots activists fear a repeat of 2016 in next year’s Democratic primary — this time, instead of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, they see the party establishment rallying around former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. in an effort to deny their candidate the nomination.

For hardcore Sanders supporters, Mr. Biden’s early domination of the race smacks of 2016, when the Democratic National Committee attempted to sabotage Mr. Sanders and clear the way to the nomination for Mrs. Clinton.

“The mainstream media and the DNC are colluding against the American people. That’s what it feels like. It’s the same thing all over again,” said Massachusetts neuroscientist Laurie Cestnick, a Sanders supporter who founded Occupy DNC to protest the nomination of Mrs. Clinton at the party’s 2016 convention in Philadelphia.

If they feel jilted again, Ms. Cestnick and fellow activists say they are not afraid to stage another revolt at the 2020 Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee, even if doing so damages the party’s nominee ahead of the general election contest against President Trump.

Sanders backers already mistrust polls that show Mr. Biden with a commanding lead and the news organizations that have put a spotlight on the former VP since he joined the race April 25.

“People are becoming more upset and becoming more firm behind Bernie due to mainstream media not covering a lot of his events and the strong push for Biden,” Ms. Cestnick said. “Is 2016 going to happen all over again? It is sure feeling like it. But I tell you, they are going to see a fight like they have never seen before.”

The Democratic Party does not want a repeat of the raucous 2016 convention, where Sanders delegates walked off the convention floor, and protests raged in the streets and parks outside the convention center.

Clinton campaign aides say the rift in the party after Philadelphia contributed to her narrow losses in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin, sealing Mr. Trump’s victory.

DNC Chairman Tom Perez attempted to heal the party by adopting new rules for debates and nomination ballots. But Mr. Sanders‘ supporters are unconvinced that the primary race is on the up and up.

The role of superdelegates — elected officials, DNC members and other party dignitaries who get to cast nominating votes at the convention for whomever they wish — remains a sore subject. In 2016, the superdelegates’ overwhelming support for Mrs. Clinton gave her an insurmountable lead heading into the convention.

The new rules deny superdelegates a vote in the first ballot at the convention, allowing delegates selected in primaries and caucuses to pick the nominee. But if a nominee is not chosen on the first ballot, the superdelegates get to vote and potentially decide the outcome.

It is not uncommon for multiple ballots at the convention and the crowded field in 2020 increases the odds for additional ballots.

“If [superdelegates] pick the No. 2 or the No. 3 candidate, it is a recipe for disaster,” said Larry Snider, president of Our Revolution Jacksonville, one of the more than 600 pro-Sanders grassroots organizations that have persisted since 2016.

As with members of other Our Revolution groups, Mr. Snider remains fiercely loyal and enthusiastically promotes Mr. Sanders‘ 2020 run.

He is less than enthusiastic about the Democratic Party establishment and what he sees as their allies in the news media.

“I expect the DNC to do the same thing they did in 2016,” Mr. Snider said.

South Carolina state Rep. Terry Alexander, who was a Sanders delegate in 2016 and is backing him again for 2020, said the party establishment is still leery of Mr. Sanders.

“You hear it here and there, you know, some of those folks who say Sanders has got to go home or Sanders is not our man,” he said. “But I think it will be a different campaign this time because it is not going to be left up to the DNC. The party favorite is going to be picked by the people.”

Otherwise, he said, Mr. Trump will win a second term.

“I really hope the DNC is better than that. I hope the DNC will let this thing play out for the people. What happened in 2016, they wanted to dominate, they wanted to be in charge, they wanted to dictate and we got slammed, the Democratic Party got slammed,” Mr. Alexander said.

Mr. Perez said he thinks the new rules have made the party stronger, particularly the requirement that candidates either have 65,000 donors spread across 20 states or get 1% in at least three polls to qualify for the first two debates.

“The number of people who are engaged for the first time as a result of this criteria is remarkable, and I think that’s exactly what we want to do,” Mr. Perez said in an interview Wednesday on Boston Public Radio. “I’ve had the privilege of working pretty closely with probably three-quarters of them [and] I think it’s a first-class challenge to have.”

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2019/may/29/bernie-sanders-supporters-distrust-joe-biden-poll-/

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plachkica wrote: "the suspected shooter, who is also dead, was a current employee;"

"Такође мртав" а у другом наслову пише "ухваћен". Напрасно умро у присуству власти?

п.с. срећа моја што више нисам тамо, ко зна какве оргије приређује месна мурија по сокацима. А и та општина уопште није у центру, јер центра има бар три - трговински на цападном крају око Армадиног торња, плажа и Атлантска авенија на другом, и тај судско-бирократски на јужном. У овом трећем сам био укупно једном, то је таква лакировка од места да сам озбиљно био у искушењу да негде бацим пеглу да унесем мало живота.

Ne bi se ovo dogodilo da je zaposlenima dozvoljeno da unose oruzje...
ups. svima je dozvoljeno da nose sta hoce i kad hoce.

У Ајенес кад сам ишао, претрес и детектор метли метала на улазу, ал' то је савезна. Ово је градска, не сећам се да ли је било детектора, ал' камере на све стране.

[size=36]SAD sada traže detalje sa društvenih mreža uz svaki zahtev za vizu[/size]

Američki Stejt department od sada traži od skoro svakog podnosioca zahteva za američku vizu da podnese i svoja korisnička imena koja koristi na društvenim mrežama, svoje ranije imejl adrese i telefonske brojeve.
To predstavlja ogromno proširenje pojačanog "skrininga" potencijalnih imigranata i posetilaca u SAD.
U potezu koji je tek stupio na snagu posle odobrenja revidiranih formulara za zahteve za vize Stejt department je saopštio da je dopunio svoje formulare za imigracione i neimigracione vize u kojima se sada od skoro svih podnosilaca zahteva traže dodatne informacije, uključujući identifikacione podatke o društvenim mrežama.
Promena, predložena u martu 2018. godine će, kako se očekuje pogoditi oko 15 miliona stranaca koji traže vize za ulazak u SAD svake godine.
"Nacionalna bezbednost je naš glavni prioritet kada merimo aplikacije za vize, i svaki budući putnik i imigrant u SAD podvrgnut je detaljnoj bezbednosnoj proveri", naveo je Stejt department, dodajući da oni stalno rade na tome da poprave proces provere da bi se zaštitili američki državljani, uz istovremenu podršku putovanja u SAD. 
Do sada su se društvene mreže, imejl adrese i istorije telefonskih brojeva tražile od podnosilaca zahteva koji su identifkovani za posebnu proveru, kao što su ljudi koji su putovali u oblasti sveta "pod kontrolom terorističkih organizacija". Procenjeno je da je oko 65.000 podnosilaca zahteva za vize potpadalo pod tu kategoriju. 
Nova pravila odnose se takoreći na sve podnosioce zahteva za imigrantske i neimigrantske vize. 
Kada je prvi put objavio da planira da uvede ovu izmenu, Stejt department je naveo da će time biti pogođeno 710.000 podnosilaca zahteva za imigrantske vize i 14 miliona za neimigrantske vize, uključujući one koji žele da dođu u SAD radi zaposlenja ili obrazovanja. 
U novim formularima navodi se spisak platformi društvenih mreža i podnosilac zahteva treba da pruži naziv svog naloga poslednjih pet godina. Takođe se pruža opcija da se da informacija o platformama koje nisu navedene na formularu. Takođe mora da se podnese istorija poslednjih pet godina koji telefonski brojevi su korišćeni, imejl adrese, status o međunarodnim putovanjima i deportaciji, kao i to da li su neki članovi porodice bili uključeni u terorističke aktivnosti.

Ja bih napisao "Anduril". 

Ko je bio pošten i lepo se ponašao nema čega da se plaši.....

Indija će biti uklonjena iz programa za zemlje u razvitku - koji je značio smanjene carine na uvoz iz tih zemalja. 


https://edition.cnn.com/2019/06/01/politics/trump-india-trade-status/index.html

"Gde god vidiš zgodno mesto ti otvori trgovinski sukob" #MAGA


A ovo je i signal o statusu i trendovima vajnih "indo-pacifičkih" snova Amerike, i instrumentalizaciji odnosa sa Indijom kontra Kine.

Da ne promakne:

Congressman Hunter Says He Probably Killed ‘Hundreds’ Of Civilians While In Combat

Thursday, May 30, 2019

By Lynn Walsh



Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-Alpine, said he probably killed “hundreds of civilians” while serving as an artillery officer in Fallujah.

His comments were made public Monday on the latest episode of the podcast “Zero Blog Thirty.”

“I was an artillery officer, and we fired hundreds of rounds into Fallujah, killed probably hundreds of civilians,” he said. “Probably killed women and children if there were any left in the city when we invaded. So, do I get judged too?”

Hunter recalled this story in response to a question about the actions of Navy SEAL Edward R. Gallagher who is on trial in San Diego accused of war crimes including shooting at civilians. Gallagher has pleaded not guilty.

During the podcast, Hunter was asked specifically about one of the individuals Gallagher is accused of killing, a teenage ISIS fighter. According to prosecutors, the SEAL stabbed the teen who was brought in for medical treatment.

“I frankly don’t care if he was killed,” Hunter said. “I just don’t care.”

The Congressman added that he has seen photos and videos from the Gallagher case and has talked to other SEALS who served with him who say they don’t believe the charges. Hunter also said Gallagher should be given a break and that the ISIS fighter he is accused of killing was going to die anyway.

In a statement, Capt. Joseph Butterfield with the Marine Corps said the Marines are aware of Hunter’s comments, but it is too early to speculate on any future actions.

According to the statement, "Marines are required to comply with the law of war during all military operations, however characterized. If mistreatment of the dead were committed intentionally, it could be considered a violation of the law of war. U.S. service members have been charged and punished under the Uniform Code of Military Justice for posing for pictures with human casualties. Generally, the statute of limitations under the UCMJ is five years.”

This is not the first time Hunter has defended Gallagher’s actions publicly. At a town hall meeting in Ramona on Saturday, he said he and a lot of his military peers have posed in photos with people they’ve killed.

“He did one bad thing, that I am guilty of too, taking a picture with a body and saying something stupid and then texting that,” Hunter said.

KPBS requested an interview with Hunter but he has not made himself available.

Instead, his office sent a statement that read, “Congressman Hunter was simply trying to make a point in the Gallagher case is that almost everyone has a camera now on the battlefield. A lot of pictures are taken, some have pictures with the enemy involved, some do not. The larger context here is that the case against Gallagher is weak and the Navy prosecution has conducted itself shamefully throughout the process.”

Hunter is the first combat veteran from Iraq and Afghanistan to serve in Congress. During the podcast, he said his experience in the military is part of the reason why he decided to run for elected office.

He and his wife, Margaret, were indicted in 2017 on federal charges of illegally converting more than $250,000 in campaign contributions for personal living expenses. Both have pleaded not guilty and have their next court hearing scheduled for July 29. The trial is set for later this year.

https://www.kpbs.org/news/2019/may/30/congressman-hunter-says-he-probably-killed-hundred/

“I was an artillery officer, and we fired hundreds of rounds into Fallujah, killed probably hundreds of civilians,” he said. “Probably killed women and children if there were any left in the city when we invaded. So, do I get judged too?”

Da. Nažalost, ne po iračkim zakonima.

Filipenko wrote:

“I was an artillery officer, and we fired hundreds of rounds into Fallujah, killed probably hundreds of civilians,” he said. “Probably killed women and children if there were any left in the city when we invaded. So, do I get judged too?”

Da. Nažalost, ne po iračkim zakonima.

Мора да је Садам Хусеин лично потписао неки закон по ком се америчка војска и нарочито приватници изузимају из јурисдикције. Кад је већ Слоба могао да потпише тако нешто, шта фали њему.

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