Clause number 29 of the armistice signed in Malta by Eisenhower and the Marshal of Italy Pietro Badoglio on 29 September 1943, expressly provided that: "Benito Mussolini, his main fascist associates and all persons suspected of having committed crimes of war or similar crimes, whose names are on the lists that will be delivered by the United Nations and which now or in the future are in territory controlled by the allied military command or by the Italian government, will be immediately arrested and handed over to the United Nations forces".
>Durham says jurors in the trial of Michael Sussmann need to know about the campaign's connection to the Steele dossier.
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https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/colorado-clerk-accused-voting-system-breach-hands-over-hard-drives-2022-05-05/
Colorado clerk accused of voting system breach hands over hard drives
A Republican county clerk, accused by Colorado authorities of breaching election data with activists who back former President Donald Trump's stolen election falsehoods, handed over the copied information on Wednesday after a court order.
Elbert County Clerk Dallas Schroeder last year made copies of the county's voting system, stating in legal filings that he believed he had a "statutory duty" to preserve records of the 2020 election.
The incident is among eight attempts to gain unauthorized access to voting systems in five U.S. states since the 2020 election, according to a Reuters examination of the incidents published last week. All involved local Republican officeholders or party activists advancing Trump's falsehoods or conspiracy theories about rigged voting machines, the analysis found.
Schroeder said the hard drives with the data were not a "voting system component" and that he was authorized to make the copies, according to the judge's order. Elbert County District Court Judge Gary Kramer rejected those arguments and ordered him to hand over the hard drives to Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold by Wednesday afternoon.
"I can confirm we received hard drives today," Lawrence Pacheco, director of communications for the Colorado attorney general's office, said in an e-mail on Wednesday evening. Pacheco said the office, which is representing Griswold in the case, had received two hard drives.
Kramer had also directed Schroeder to describe the chain of custody for the hard drives but said that information would be accessible only to the court and parties to the legal action. Pacheco confirmed to Reuters the office had also received the chain of custody information.
Schroeder's lawyer John Case, who Schroeder had previously said was in possession of one set of copies, did not respond to a request for comment on Wednesday.
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>Hamas leaders went to Moscow to meet with Russian officials
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„I never saw death before the war. Worked in an ambulance. But now, in 2022, it is painful to watch people die on their hands from festering wounds due to the lack of antibiotics.”
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>Jews are Nazis, and were the entire time.