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The recipes in At Elizabeth David's Table make it very clear that David was writing for an audience who possessed a sense of comfort in the kitchen. She doesn't hold her readers' hands through each step of the dish. By assuming this level of skill in her readers, David was able to share simpler dishes such as this four-ingredient Penne with Mascarpone.
With a basic understanding of perfectly al dente pasta and the right sauce consistency, this dead simple and insanely delicious penne dressed with creamy mild mascarpone, butter, and a sprinkling of Parmesan and walnuts is the kind of ten-minute meal that all of us should keep in our back pockets. It's rich, creamy, and comforting (in the same way mac and cheese is) yet elegant and exotic enough to serve to a discerning group of dinner guests.
If this white-on-white plate is a little plain for your tastes, add a light shower of nutmeg or even a few leaves of chopped thyme or sage.
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President Obama shared his vision for health care reform—and stressed his support of mental health parity—at a New Hampshire town hall meeting on Aug. 11.
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Q Hello, Mr. President. My name is Linda Becher (ph). I'm from Portsmouth and I have proudly taught at this high school for 37 years…I've been lucky enough to have very good health care coverage and my concerns currently are for those who do not. And I guess my question is if every American who needed it has access to good mental health care, what do you think the impact would be on our society?
THE PRESIDENT: Well, you raise the -- (applause) -- you know, mental health has always been undervalued in the health insurance market. And what we now know is, is that somebody who has severe depression has a more debilitating and dangerous illness than somebody who's got a broken leg. But a broken leg, nobody argues that's covered. Severe depression, unfortunately, oftentimes isn't even under existing insurance policies.
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Today's Passionate Patriot: Hans Marsen
When most Americans think of the Tea Party, they think of American citizens doing their best to improve the nation in which they can fully participate in the political process. Well, one prominent Kentucky Tea Partier can't even vote – yet he is the state director for the Kentucky Tea Party Patriots. That Patriot is Hans Marsen, a naturalized British citizen who moved to America in 1976 because the level of local control in America left him thoroughly impressed with the American system of government.
Hans has put a great deal of work into helping Tea Party Patriots' first movie, The Determinators, be a success in his area, and that is one of many reasons he is today's Passionate Patriot. Below is our combination e-mail/phone interview, conducted earlier this week.
Dustin Siggins: Hans, thanks for your time today. Let's start with your background – where were you born, how did you come to America, etc.
Hans Marsen: As I tell people, I have a complicated background: German father, Estonian mother, born in Poland, raised in Germany, educated in England, naturalized British citizen, working in America, with my only daughter living in Australia.
In the 1970s, my wife and I came to vacation in California, in a small town in Central Valley area, and my brother-in-law went to a City Council meeting while we visited. I decided to tag along. While there, I was surprised to notice the city decided on polices regarding policemen, firemen, and other things for itself. I was impressed at the extent of local control small towns and cities had, especially as compared to England, where London decides almost everything.
It gave me consideration to look at moving to America, and five days before we were to go back to England, I took a bus to San Francisco to look for a job. My career at the time was in hotel management, but I was turned down because I didn't have a work visa or a green card. Fortunately, I happened to visit a coffee shop at one of the hotels, and was explaining my situation to the waitress, and a gentleman sitting nearby heard me talking. He ended up being in management at the hotel, and took me to his general manager for a 90-minute interview. At the end of it, I was offered the position of Food & Beverage Director for the Sheraton Palace Hotel in San Francisco, CA.
DS: That's quite the background. How long have you been in Kentucky?
HM: After living in California for 30 years, realizing what could happen regarding the real estate market, my wife and I bought 5 acres in Kentucky, built a home, and moved here in 2006.
DS: So what got you involved with the Tea Party?
HM: I was invited to attend the Glenn Beck Rally in Washington, D.C. in 2010. We had seven bus-loads of people traveling overnight both ways. It was a fantastic experience and I met some local Tea Party Patriots. I attended the next Tea Party meeting here in Elizabethtown, KY, and ended up joining the steering committee. I wanted to DO more. Shortly afterward, I heard about the Health Care Compact conference in Houston and decided to attend. I was then asked if I would be a State Coordinator. This gave me the opportunity to attend more conferences where there were great opportunities to gain experience in a whole variety of things as well as meet other coordinators from around the country.
DS: What does a day look like for you with regards to the Tea Party?
HM: I spend a lot of time traveling across the state, speaking at local groups and meeting them and seeing what they're about. Seeing how they operate is very educational, since each group is different, with their own strengths and weaknesses. What I often try to do is get each group to sign up for the Tea Party Patriots in order to make everyone work more effectively. This is sometimes difficult, since people don't like signing up on the Internet and they don't want to give up their independence. My hope is that I can make this happen more often as I learn more about every Tea Party group in the state.
DS: Last week, you showed the Tea Party Patriots' new movie, The Determinators, in a movie theater. What gave you that idea?
HM: Having been asked to arrange for Home Parties to show The Determinators, I just felt that I would do better to get a larger crowd. What better place for a film than a theater! Having inquired about an available date I just took the bull by the horns and booked it. That evening, I called a retired Navy surgeon whom I got to know in a round-about way. I knew that he was a conservative thinker, and after I explained my intention to show the Determinators, he simply asked how much the theater would cost. When I told him he just said "I'll cover it". And he did, going to the theater the next day and writing them a check.
That gave me the "Dutch courage" to approach a couple of Doctors in my Rotary Club and ask them to contribute towards the printing of flyers for the event. They both came up with $100 each, which left me to look for the required balance. I took a bit of a chance (not knowing his party affiliation) and asked my doctor if he would help out, and he said yes, that he would be delighted to donate a hundred dollars.
Having decided to have a couple of thousand flyers inserted in the local Sunday paper I just needed one more donation to cover that cost. A local opthamologist who lives down the road from me was only too eager to help and as he wrote the check his wife asked me "Is that all you need, don't you need more?"
This experience has taught me a great lesson. If I have a deep conviction, a plausible plan, and if I explain it clearly and simply, I should not hesitate to ask LIKE-MINDED others to help or donate. Which is, of course, what the Tea Party is all about – like-minded patriots looking to bring the power of the people back to Washington.
This is my second such experience this year, the first time being when I got donations of $4,400.00 for 2 special chairs for our local hospital where I volunteer each week. All of this great, unexpected assistance was very gratifying.
DS: How many people ended up coming to the theater? What were the reactions like?
HM: I really can not answer that precisely, since I had no opportunity to do a head count. We kept the balcony closed and that made the theater look well-attended. I had spent a nervous 10 days beforehand fearing that I'd look out on the attendees and see 24 people in the front row.
People responded enthusiastically to the film, and I had about 80 e mails after the event asking for the Internet link whenever it became available.
I can only add that in the end I felt this was much better than a Home Showing because I didn't have to clean up and vacuum the carpet after the event.


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Guerrilla videos of... ACM SIGPLAN 2008 Haskell Symposium
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Thursday, 25th September, 2008
Session 1: 9:00 - 10:30
- Lightweight monadic regions
- Oleg Kiselyov and Chung-chieh Shan
- A Library for Light-weight Information-Flow Security in Haskell
- Alejandro Russo, Koen Claessen and John Hughes
- Haskell Session Types with (Almost) No Class
- Riccardo Pucella and Jesse Tov
Session 2: 10:45 - 12:00
- SmallCheck and Lazy SmallCheck: automatic exhaustive testing for small values
- Colin Runciman, Matthew Naylor and Fredrik Lindblad
- Not All Patterns, But Enough - an automatic verifier for partial but sufficient pattern matching
- Neil Mitchell and Colin Runciman (PDF of slides Media:ndm.pdf)
- Yi - An Editor in Haskell for Haskell (Demo)
- Jean-Philippe Bernardy
Session 3: 1:30 - 3:00
- Haskell, Do You Read Me? Constructing and composing effcient top-down parsers at run-time
- Marcos Viera, Doaitse Swierstra and Eelco Lempsink (PDF of slides Media:doaitse.pdf)
- Shared Subtypes: Subtyping recursive parametrized algebraic data types (PDF slides) (errata of the paper)
- Ki Yung Ahn and Tim Sheard
- Language and Program Design for Functional Dependencies
- Mark Jones and Iavor Diatchki
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- Making Monads First-class with Template Haskell
- Pericles Kariotis, Adam Procter and William Harrison (PDF of paper)
- Comparing Libraries for Generic Programming in Haskell
- Alexey Rodriguez, Johan Jeuring, Patrik Jansson, Alex Gerdes, Oleg Kiselyov and Bruno C. d. S. Oliveira
- CLASE: Cursor Library for A Structured Editor (Demo)
- Tristan O. R. Allwood, Susan Eisenbach
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- Simon Marlow
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This creative project provides an adaptation of J. S. Bach's Goldberg Variations, BWV 988, for the Fritts Organ at Arizona State University. This organ was designed and built by Paul Fritts and Co. in 1992, and is in the style of the high-Baroque instruments of Northern Europe. Along with the musical score of the adaptation, this document discusses the registration choices included as well as relevant historical and performance practice details about the piece. A link to the recording of the author's April 2017 performance of this edition of the Goldberg Variations on the ASU Fritts Organ is included with …
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Our time on the Big Brother set has come and gone, but we wanted to share our own 'Best Bits'! When we were contacted to see if we wanted to partner up with the Big Brother show, we jumped at the opportunity. It's not often you get a chance to be involved with a television show that millions and millions of people watch on a daily basis, after all! With a regular viewership of 2.5 million viewers for the nightly shows, plus live viewers online who can see the action as it happens, it was a rare opportunity to get radio-control vehicles into the eye of the general public.
The kits we sent to be used in the Big Brother house included a cross-section of our off-road RC vehicles: #102117 Crawler King with Land Rover Defender 90 bodyshell #103172 Crawler King with Jeep Wrangler bodyshell #10831 E-Firestorm 10T racing truck #10551 Wheely King 4x4 monster truck #548 E-Savage 4x4 dual-motor monster truck We didn't know what would be in store for the housemates in the Big Brother house - all we were told was that the housemates would be personalizing the trucks to be used in one of the weekly 'food tasks' (where the housemates must work together to earn a 'luxury' food budget), and also one of the HPI trucks would be used to chase the housemates at random points during the day! The first chance we got to see one of our trucks in action was when the 'Chaserbot 3000' appeared - the housemates were told that anyone who was touched by the Chaserbot 3000 had to wear a cardboard 'robot' suit for the rest of the day, which definitely looked uncomfortable!


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The only caveat from the BBC was that the bust was one of the latest variants of the Cybermen as initially introduced in the episode 'A Nightmare in Silver', which made perfect sense because at this particular time they had already began the series 8 World Tour whilst I was building the armature and throwing on the clay.
It really did not take long for me to get the shape of the piece working and it after a couple of comedy 'selfies' to demonstrate the scale of the piece, I nailed my feet to the floor for a couple of weeks until I felt the Cyberman had come to life and he had been sculpted to virtual completion.
Even though this is a very stylised piece of work the intention was that you could still appreciate which variant it was, so I even made sure that the heavily chiselled handles still contained the correct number of grooves and slats of the superbly designed actual cyborg. I have to mention that you really do get a firm sense of how well something is designed when you are constantly observing images and certainly with the latest Cyberman Variant there are so many mathematically beautiful lines that have been so carefully balanced that when they shroud such an emotionally desolate and soulless being it becomes even more eerie in its form.
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Former Prof. Nic Pizzolatto Debuts "Bold Creative Risk" on HBO Next Week
January 4, 2014
A new HBO series starring Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey, "True Detective represents a bold creative risk even on a network known for its ambition," notes the Los Angeles Times. "The series is the brainchild of (Nic) Pizzolatto, a novelist and literature professor at DePauw University in Indiana who decided in summer 2010 to try his hand at script writing. One day, as the series' creator and sole writer was scribbling away in his Moleskine, Pizzolatto began to hear [McConaughey's character Rustin] Cohle's voice in his head."
Pizzolatto, who was an assistant professor of English at DePauw, tells the Times, "It's one of those things that happens to writers if you work diligently, a character who's been living inside you for a long time, you just suddenly find a vehicle for them to live."
True Detective debuts on January 12.
Read the article by Meredith Blake at the newspaper's website.
After leaving DePauw, Nic Pizzolatto wrote two episodes of the AMC network TV series The Killing. While on the DePauw faculty, Pizzolatto's novel, Galveston, was published. In a New York Times review published July 18, 2010, Dennis Lehane called the book "an often incandescent fever dream of low-rent, unbearable beauty ... Galveston empathizes with its characters to a degree I'm hard pressed to recall in another recent novel ... all are brought to life in the fullest blush of their frightened, addled humanity."
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The Botany of Desire
Random House, 2001 - 271 Seiten
In 1637, one Dutchman paid as much for a single tulip bulb as the going price of a town house in Amsterdam. Three and a half centuries later, Amsterdam is once again the mecca for people who care passionately about one particular plant — thought this time the obsessions revolves around the intoxicating effects of marijuana rather than the visual beauty of the tulip. How could flowers, of all things, become such objects of desire that they can drive men to financial ruin?
In The Botany of Desire, Michael Pollan argues that the answer lies at the heart of the intimately reciprocal relationship between people and plants. In telling the stories of four familiar plant species that are deeply woven into the fabric of our lives, Pollan illustrates how they evolved to satisfy humankinds's most basic yearnings — and by doing so made themselves indispensable. For, just as we've benefited from these plants, the plants, in the grand co-evolutionary scheme that Pollan evokes so brilliantly, have done well by us. The sweetness of apples, for example, induced the early Americans to spread the species, giving the tree a whole new continent in which to blossom. So who is really domesticating whom?
Weaving fascinating anecdotes and accessible science into gorgeous prose, Pollan takes us on an absorbing journey that will change the way we think about our place in nature.
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Who we are
The SHPRC is Stanford's Sexual Health Peer Resource Center, a student-run, one-stop shop for safer sex supplies, sex toys, sexual health counseling, and more! Our mission is to promote sexual health and healthy relationships across campus, through our center and through community outreach.
We're located on the second floor of Vaden Health Center, and we're open from 12–5pm on Monday through Friday. If you can't make it to the center, you can contact us via phone at (650) SAFE-SEX (or (650) 723-3739) during regular hours.
Thanks to ASSU Special Fees, all undergraduates and coterms receive a $3 credit towards any product in our center every quarter, so it's worth your while to come by! You'll be surprised how far your $3 goes with our heavily subsidized prices—most external condoms are 10 for $1, for instance, and all of our goodies are amazingly affordable. Due to our funding structure, grad students are not eligible for credit. However, we welcome grad students to enjoy our products and services and take advantage of our subsidized prices.
In our center, we carry a wide variety of condoms, lube, and toys for all sexes and genders as well as pregnancy tests. Additionally, we now have an extensive lending library filled with books about sex, sexuality, and sexual health/wellness. Even if you're not in the market for condoms or sexual health information, you're more than welcome to stop by the SHPRC just to check it out.
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The SHPRC is located on the second floor of Vaden Student Health Center, next to HIV*PACT and the I Thrive offices.
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The SHPRC carries a huge variety of sexual health goodies, from condoms to massage oil to vibrators and beyond! Check out our Products and Library page to see a description and price list for the products we sell.
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In the mid-1970s, a group of Stanford students started the "Contraceptive Information Center," located in the Fire Truck House (which currently houses the Women's Community Center on the first floor and the Queer Student Resources Center on the second floor). Soon, the group moved to Cowell, with a branch at the Fire Truck House, called "Ye Olde Safer Sex Shoppe." In the mid-1990s, in response to a need to educate students about the AIDS epidemic, the group broadened its mission from contraception to a full range of sexual health topics, and voilà! We became the SHPRC.
Around the same time, the class for the SHPRC counselors (as well as other student counselors and the then-newly minted PHEs) began, when the Psych department became more research-focused. Read more…
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Since the adoption of the Treaty of Amsterdam, equality between women and men and equal opportunities are among the fundamental values of the European Union. Gender equality policy and gender mainstreaming are therefore important components of all EU policy areas.
EU activities in this area primarily aim to strengthen the economic independence of women and men, ensure the possibility of achieving a work-life balance, promote equal participation in economic and political decision-making processes and overcome gender stereotypes. Support for gender equality and equal opportunities also spans EU policy towards third countries and its framework for development cooperation. In the case of accession and candidate countries, this means that they must recognise the principle of gender equality and implement existing European provisions in this area.
As a key principle of EU development cooperation, gender equality is regarded as an important instrument in poverty reduction and promoting economic growth. In order to strengthen women's rights and reduce legal, political and economic discrimination against women, promoting education and access to resources and health care for women and girls are among the key aims of European development policy.
Equal opportunities and equality between women and men are also important cross-cutting issues in the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung's national and international activities. They are closely related to issues such as fair globalisation, the development of European economic and social policies, migration etc.
Through its consultation and dialogue activities, the EU Office of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in Brussels enables multipliers and specialists from the EU Member States and third countries to deepen their knowledge of EU gender equality policy and exchange experiences directly with European experts.
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Porsche 911 GT3 Nails the Daytona 24 Hr 2012 - Car Pictures at Dieselstation
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Porsche 911 GT3 Nails the Daytona 24 Hr 2012
Porsche 911 GT3 Cup enjoyed the victory at the Daytona 24 Hour Race in Florida. Victory at Daytona 24 - a 24 hour race marathon - is an amazing feat that proves the technical dominance of the winning race car over the rest of the competitors. While Porsche triumphed over Audi, BMW, Corvette and Ferrari, a fair share of winning accolade must go to the Richard Lietz, driver of the winning Porsche! Check out Porsche 911 GT3 Cup in some racing action after the jump.


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Makeup Brush Breakdown: The Angled Eyeliner Brush
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Angled eye brushes are favored by many makeup artists because they help achieve depth, definition, precision, and blendability along your upper lash lines. While seemingly frivolous, these brushes are actually a key tool to have in your collection. Discover everything you need to know about angled liner brushes, along with some of our top product picks, when you read more.
What It's Used For: An angled liner brush is ideal for tightlining your lashes and for creating a dramatic, sweeping cat eye.
What It Looks Like: You'll be able to recognize an angled liner brush immediately thanks to its short, flat bristles that cascade into a slight angle. Pick something with bristles that are stiff with a touch of movement to them. This will keep your line precise, while still allowing for range of motion.
Why You Need It: Liner brushes work well with both powder and pot liners. They're also wonderful for on the go, especially when you're caught without your liquid or pencil liners and you only have some shadow. To use with a powder, dampen the tip of your brush and dip it into your powder. Gently pull your eyelid taught and in small, flicking strokes, drag the brush across your lash line.
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- Don't try to knock out your entire line at once. Connecting shorter lines one right after the other will ensure a clean, precise line.
- Make sure to rub excess liner off your brush with a makeup-remover wipe after every use. Buildup of liner will keep your brush from working its best.
- For a fatter, more dramatic line, flip your brush so the width lays across your lid, not the tip. This will help you achieve a bolder eye look.


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It is sad that there are what you might call professional Catholics who make a living on their Catholicism, but in whom the spring of faith flows only faintly, in a few scattered drops. We must really make an effort to change this.
The Eucharist is "the source and summit of the Christian life."
Evil too, will always be part of the mystery of the Church. And when we see what men, what the clergy have done in the Church, then that is nothing short of proof that he [Christ] founded and upholds the Church. If she were dependent on men, she would long since have perished.
That Christianity gives joy and breadth is also a thread that runs through my whole life. Ultimately someone who is always only in opposition could not endure life at all.
Homosexuality is incompatible with the priestly vocation. Otherwise, celibacy itself would lose its meaning as a renunciation.
It has been far too long since I wrote, and it has not been for lack of topics, rather perhaps the exact opposite. There has been so much to write about that it has been difficult to know where to start.
Most of what has caught my attention has been Church scandals, but there have been some siginificant secular news as well. I shall make the unusual choice of starting with the secular news, although I shall only cover the secular world in brief. The rest will be taken up by Bergoglio's most headline-grabbing scandal to date, so perhaps it is just as well that my update-rate has been sub-optimal, for otherwise I would have been writing about that very thing all this time; so dominant has it been.
The most significant news was that China may scrap it's abhorrent two-child policy after 40 years of callous murders. What has often been called a one-child policy was for most people always a 2-child policy, since people outside the cities were 'allowed' 2 children, as were those without siblings. I write allowed in quotation marks because I cannot get over how absurd it is that the government sticks its nose into how many children a couple has. A government can no more allow people to have more than 2 children than it can allow its citizens to breathe, which is to say that having children is a natural right which the government has no right to infringe upon more than it has on our right to breathe. It can only allow it only insofar as it has violated that right in the first place.
In any case, the 2-child policy created a childless society en large, which was not helped by the Chinese traditional preference for boys, or Chinas world-leading suicide rate among women. China is on course to have the oldest population in Asia in a few decades, and all because of its communist ideologues. When you fight against nature, you will always lose.
I have, however, long maintained that China might indeed become the first country in modern times to outlaw the killing of unborn children, after having allowed and even mandated it. This is because the Chinese are not as ideological as their Western leftists. To them abortion was what they thought would bring them out of poverty. To the Westerners, abortion was a way to rebel against God and former Christendom's cultural and moral heritage, through the 'liberation' of women, which of course, has been the enslavement of women to their sexual appetites. The Chinese have no time for this nonsense; they are materialists. If killing hundreds of millions of children is what they think will bring them wealth, then kill hundreds of millions they shall. They have finally realised that children are not a cause of poverty, but rather a nation's greatest resource, and now they are despreate to increase the birthrate. The easiest and cheapest way is to simply outlaw the killing of children, and you can be sure that if they think that will help their bottom line, then it is exactly what they will do.
I recently read that the Chinese have spoken about introducing a tax on those who don't have children. In other words, my prediction is not far off from being realised.
A bridge collapsed killing at least 35 in Genoa, Italy. This collapse affected me more personally than most other tragedies since I am certain I drove over that very bridge last summer on my way to Florence. In other words, I could have been one of those people. The Italian government, with Salvini at the helm, blamed it on the EU, given it has forced Italy into budget cuts. I hope that was a statement brought out more by being overcome by emotions more than calculated political opportunism, because even by modern political discourse, that is stretching political truthiness beyond breaking point. I do like Salvini a lot, but that was well below the belt. There is much blame to go around, but the EU cannot be blamed for this.
The EU, to the extent it can even be blamed for forcing the Italians to attempt to live within their means, simply called for budget cuts. I am quite certain they never mandated that these cuts be on vital infrastructure. As one good piece pointed out, if Italy did not invest so much on the NATO racket, it might have had more to invest in its infrastructure. Instead of buying fighter jets costing hundreds of millions of euros, they could build very good bridges for much less than that, and save lives while doing it, instead of taking them. Instead of going along with sanctions on Russia which could have brought billions which might have been used on infrastructure, they decided to go along with the American racket. They could have stood for their sovereignty in both cases. Instead they decided to put the money into the hands of the U.S. military-industrial complex, and the lives this and similar decisions took just ended up being their own.
Russia kept warning against a false-flag chemical-weapons attack in Syria, even providing evidence to the OPCW and the U.N.. The U.S., meanwhile, continued to protect its Syrian Islamists by making the militants know that any false or hoax flag conducted on them would lead to strikes on Syrian government positions, and being the lap dogs they are, the British and French followed suite. This comes as the Syrians and their Russian allies are preparing the final assault on the last major Islamist strong-hold in Syria, having cleared most of the country, despite American interference. The Netherlands, in turn, decided to end support for Syrian militant groups, which confirmed what we have been saying all along - that militants in Syria have been backed up by secular Western countries - in addition to Arab sheiks and Jewish zionists...
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