>>1310943

Please don't push that scam artist journalist's work Zechariah Stichins work like it has merit.

SEE: This page serves as an easy access point for my thoughts about Zecharia Sitchin’s erroneous teachings related to ancient astronauts (Anunnaki). You can also find comments about Sitchin’s teachings in the PaleoBabble ancient astronauts archive.

http:// drmsh.com/zecharia-sitchin-archive/

If Mauro Biglino based his assumptions on a fake translation like Stichin…his work is also suspect and only make's it's posting here…fodder for fantasy theorists.

International Educators Confront a New Political Reality — and Find a New Resolve

By Karin Fischer MAY 31, 2017

LOS ANGELES

The biggest buzz at last year’s conference of Nafsa: Association of International Educators was about a survey of prospective international students that showed nearly two out of three would reconsider studying in the United States if Donald Trump became president.

Conference goers thought the findings scary. They also thought such a thing could never happen.

Mr. Trump, of course, won the election and just days after taking office, issued an executive order barring students and other travelers from a half-dozen predominantly Muslim countries from entering the United States. His maiden budget proposal, released last week, would halve funding for State Department exchanges and international-education programming and eliminate federal support for foreign-language study altogether.

What was merely academic a year ago is, at this year’s meeting, which runs through Friday, harsh reality.

There’s the matter of the populism that fueled Mr. Trump’s rise. It burns out, says Mr. Hudzik, who holds degrees in political science and history. "Populism has a short shelf life," he says, especially when "demagogues make promises they can’t keep or the folks who voted for them become disenchanted."

“The forces propelling globalization aren't going to reverse. No one in their right mind can ignore globalization.”

READ MORE: https:// www.chronicle.com/article/International-Educators/240220?cid=at&elq=f91249affc504f2ebdc73a6f6412320f&elqCampaignId=5932&elqTrackId=fd63de114cee4ecdb1eca668e0092840&elqaid=14140&elqat=1&utm_medium=en&utm_source=at

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>>1311350

There's more…1311350

Looks like Lisa's husband was bringing in foreigner's under this study program. I'm sure they never leave and I'm sure Lisa is handy in getting them government jobs.

She reads like a ghost…not sure if she is really an American herself.

>>1311361

No he was not a scholar. He was a journalist posing as a scholar. He has been outed by real academicians and language scholars numerous times.

http://drmsh.com/zecharia-sitchin-archive/

If you won't do the research and learn from expert's in Sumerian…like Dr. Heiser then I can't help you. Continue to be played and limit your scope. It's your life.

>>1311483

Think they were hit with Russian technology patrolling our shores with their subs?

>>1311480

Grass fed beef is also healthier for the consumer. Keeps the e coli away. Corn fed beef cause's it.

>>1311664

Trust but verify. That's the motto around here.

I've got one for you now. "Never Assume"

Trump confidant Tom Barrack interviewed by Mueller team: Report

by Diana Stancy Correll

| May 05, 2018 02:11 PM

Special counsel Robert Mueller’s team has conducted an interview California real estate investor Tom Barrack, a confidant and longtime friend of President Trump’s, according to a new report.

Although it remains uncertain what topics specifically were covered during the questioning, one source told the Associated Press the interview solely focused on Trump’s former campaign chairman Paul Manafort and his associate, Rick Gates. Both were indicted by Mueller and Gates pleaded guilty to federal conspiracy and false-statement charges earlier this year and is complying with Mueller’s team.

Another source said though the interview addressed financial matters of the campaign, the transition, and Trump’s inauguration. Barrack oversaw Trump’s inauguration.

Barrack has known Trump since 1988, and a publicist for Barrack said in 2016 they have “solidified a lifelong friendship between themselves and their families.”

Trump has frequently railed against the Mueller’s investigation, which is looking at Russian interference in the 2016 election and possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia. Trump has maintained that no collusion occurred and has characterized the probe as a “witch hunt.”

https:// www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/trump-confidant-tom-barrack-interviewed-by-mueller-team-report

Giuliani says he'll separate his 'foreign policy views' from his work as Trump's lawyer

by Diana Stancy Correll

| May 05, 2018 05:33 PM

Rudy Giuliani insisted Saturday that he is separating his foreign policy views from his role as one of President Trump's personal lawyers, after being criticized for saying North Korea had released three U.S. prisoners, a claim the White House had to walk back this week.

The comments came during a press briefing at the Iran Freedom Convention for Democracy and Human Rights, after Giuliani was asked if Trump had personally told him his intentions regarding the future of the Iran nuclear deal.

"I don't mix my role as attorney for him with my foreign policy views,” Giuliani said, noting that Trump has immersed himself with “terrific” foreign policy advisers.

“He knows my views from the time of the campaign,” Giuliani added. “I know his views.”

Still, Giuliani offered a few opinions about global events. When asked about the hostages again, he said, there's a "good chance" it can happen and said he's "praying it'll get done," but said he's just "reading the newspapers" to learn what's happening.

READ MORE: https:// www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/giuliani-says-hell-separate-his-foreign-policy-views-from-his-work-as-trumps-lawyer

Alan Dershowitz and ex-Bush ethics lawyer clash over Robert Mueller’s reputation

Harvard Law School professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz and former Bush ethics lawyer Richard Painter, who is running in Minnesota for U.S. Senate as a Democrat, clashed on MSNBC on Saturday over special counsel Robert Mueller’s reputation.

Painter argued that Mueller “is a highly professional prosecutor” who had “an impeccable record” when he served as FBI director under George W. Bush and Barack Obama.

Dershowitz, who has made the rounds on cable news to offer a strong critique of Mueller’s investigation into Russia’s meddling in the 2016 presidential election and the Trump campaign’s ties to Russia, countered Painter’s defense of Mueller by questioning the Senate candidate’s own character.

When Dershowitz brought up Mueller’s “mixed reputation,” Painter cut him off.

“That’s not true. You cannot say that about him. That is not true, professor. That’s a lie,” Painter argued. “Do not assault his reputation. That’s just not true. He’s a good man.”

“Well, let me assault your reputation,” Dershowitz responded. “Painter is trying to parlay his anti-Trump zealotry into a run for the Senate. He has lied repeatedly about me.”

READ MORE: https:// www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/alan-dershowitz-and-ex-bush-ethics-lawyer-clash-over-robert-muellers-reputation

Sean Spicer goes after April Ryan, following her dispute with Sarah Sanders

by Diana Stancy Correll

| May 05, 2018 04:13 PM

Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer accused White House correspondent April Ryan of being solely "interested in personal fame," following a dispute between Ryan and current White House press secretary Sarah Sanders.

In an interview with the Washington Examiner published Friday, Ryan argued that Sanders was singling her out and threatening physical violence following a back-and-forth about whether Sanders had been "blindsided" by President Trump's new lawyer Rudy Giuliani, who had said Trump reimbursed another one of his lawyers for payments to the porn actress Stormy Daniels.

“Why is it I'm asking similar types of questions like all the rest of the room but she’s coming at me that way?” said Ryan, a White House correspondent for American Urban Radio Networks. “Why? What did I do differently than anyone?”

Spicer argued that Ryan and other White House reporters are opportunists when it comes to the White House briefings.

"By her own admission she's been in the briefing room for 21 years. And it's not just [Ryan], but there's a lot of other reporters that because of the attention the briefing gets now have gotten newfound notoriety," Spicer said in an interview on Fox News on Saturday.

Spicer said reporters are searching for “viral moments” in press briefings and also pointed out that Ryan herself is a contributor at CNN.

READ MORE: https:// www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/sean-spicer-goes-after-april-ryan-following-her-dispute-with-sarah-sanders

>>1311929

Understood. Just watching two wolves devouring each other.