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>White House says Biden and Harris weren’t invited to Arlington Cemetery by families of service members killed during Afghanistan withdrawal
>Biden's and Harris' teams pushed back against claims from GOP Sen. Tom Cotton and former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard that that had been invited alongside Trump.
<Fake NBC News attacks Gold Star Families, claiming they lied about inviting Kamablah and Sleepy Joe
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Families of fallen veterans slam Trump as "offensive, and frankly anti-American"
August 1, 2016 / 9:22 AM EDT / CBS News
Donald Trump's ongoing feud with the family of a fallen veteran over their appearance at the Democratic National Convention has drawn the ire of others that have lost loved ones to war.
In an open letter, several Gold Star families, a reference to families who have had a loved one die in service to the nation, called on the Republican presidential nominee to stop his attacks on the family of U.S. Army Capt. Humayun Khan,who was killed in Iraq in 2004 and posthumously awarded a Bronze Star for his actions.
The soldier's father, Khizr Khan, gave a blistering denunciation of Donald Trump at last week's Democratic National Convention. The Gold Star father said Trump knew nothing about sacrifice, which the candidate then insisted he did.
Trump then questioned his wife Ghazala Khan's non-speaking role at the convention and suggested that it was because their Muslim faith prevented her from talking.
Ghazala Khan fired back, saying in a op-ed: "I cannot walk into a room with pictures of Humayun. Walking onto the convention stage, with a huge picture of my son behind me, I could hardly control myself. Does [Trump] really need to wonder why I did not speak?"
The letter from Gold Star families said Trump's response to all that has been hurtful.
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Families of Fallen Soldiers Demand Donald Trump Apologize for ‘Repugnant’ Remarks
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By TIME Staff
August 1, 2016 7:46 AM EDT
Families of nearly a dozen fallen soldiers on Monday demanded an apology from Donald Trump for “repugnant” remarks he made in response to the emotional speech given by a father of a slain Muslim Army captain at last week’s Democratic National Convention.
Eleven Gold Star families, those who lost loved ones serving the country’s military, wrote a joint letter to the Republican presidential nominee, accusing him of “cheapening the sacrifice” of their deceased relativesin the way he responded to the parents of Captain Humayun S.M. Khan.
Captain Khan, of Virginia, died in Iraq in 2004. His father, Khizr Khan, had criticized Trump’s call to ban Muslims from entering the U.S. last Thursday.
Trump, in response, said he has “made a lot of sacrifices” by creating “tens of thousands of jobs” during an interview with ABC News. He also questioned whether Khizr Khan’s wife, Ghazala, who was silent on stage next to her husband, was allowed to speak publicly as a Muslim woman.
“Your recent comments regarding the Khan family were repugnant, and personally offensive to us,” the Gold Star families said in their statement. “When you question a mother’s pain, by implying that her religion, not her grief, kept her from addressing an arena of people, you are attacking us.”
“When you say your job building buildings is akin to our sacrifice, you are attacking our sacrifice,” it continued. “You are not just attacking us, you are cheapening the sacrifice made by those we lost. You are minimizing the risk our service members make for all of us.”
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Trump stirs outrage after he lashes out at the Muslim parents of a dead U.S. soldier
By Jose A. DelReal and Anne Gearan July 30 at 11:17 PM
Republican Donald Trump lashed out Saturday at two Muslim American parents who lost their son while he served in the U.S. military in Iraq and who appeared at the Democratic National Convention last week, stirring outrage among critics who said the episode proves that Trump lacks the compassion and temperament to be president.
Asked to comment on the convention speech of Khizr Khan, a Pakistani immigrant whose son, Army Capt. Humayun Khan, died in Iraq in 2004,Trump described Khan as “very emotional” and said he “probably looked like a nice guy to me” — then accused him of being controlled by the Clinton campaign.
“Who wrote that? Did Hillary’s scriptwriters write it?” he asked in an interview with ABC.
Trump also questioned why Khan’s wife, Ghazala, did not speak on stage, despite the fact that she sat for an interview with MSNBC the following day.
“His wife, if you look at his wife, she was standing there. She had nothing to say. She probably, maybe she wasn’t allowed to have anything to say,” he said. “You tell me, but plenty of people have written that. She was extremely quiet and it looked like she had nothing to say.”
The Khans appeared in Philadelphia on Thursday, the same night that Trump’s Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton, formally accepted her party’s nomination. Khizr Khan’s moving remarks quickly reverberated beyond the arena, and their effects have since spilled out onto the campaign trail. In an interview the following day with MSNBC, Ghazala Khan said she did not speak because she is still devastated by her son’s death and grows emotional when she sees his picture.
Although only the latest instance in which Trump has attacked a convention speaker, the Republican nominee’s remarks drew strong rebukes Saturday — but only silence from several senior GOP leaders, including House Speaker Paul D. Ryan, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and the vice-presidential nominee, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence.
“Trump’s slur against Captain Khan’s mother is, even for him, beyond the pale,” tweeted John Weaver, a Republican strategist for Ohio Gov. John Kasich. “He has NO redeeming qualities.”
Matt Mackowiak, another GOP strategist, tweeted: “There is only one response for Trump to the criticism: ‘As an American, I deeply appreciate the patriotic sacrifice of the Khan family.’”
The Clinton campaign’s Karen Finney offered this: “Trump is truly shameless to attack the family of an American hero. Many thanks to the Khan family for your sacrifice, we stand with you.”
In Youngstown, Ohio, on Saturday, Clinton addressed the controversy as part of a larger discussion of Trump’s temperament.
“He attacked the distinguished father of a soldier who had sacrificed himself for his unit, Captain Khan,” Clinton said in disbelief.
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By Clay Walker
MSNBC
Trump’s Arlington Cemetery stunt was repulsive. The fallout is chilling.
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The Washington Post
How a Trump visit sparked turmoil at America’s most sacred cemetery
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Trump's Arlington Cemetery video may be illegal. And, Harris' 1st sit down interview
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>And the administration appointed Khizr Khan and Sharon Kleinbaum as new members of the US Commission on International Religious Freedom.
>Khizr Khan gained notoriety in 2016 when
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Three Red Banners (Chinese: 三面红旗) was an ideological slogan in the late 1950s which called on the Chinese people to build a socialist state. The "Three Red Banners" also called the "Three Red Flags," consisted of the General Line for socialist construction, the Great Leap Forward and the people's communes.[1][2][3]
After the first Five-Year Plan, the People's Republic of China continued its socialist construction by introducing "Three Red Banners Movement". The General Line directed the Chinese people to "go all out, aim high, and build socialism with greater, faster, better, and more economical results."[2] By the end of 1958, nearly all Chinese peasants had been organized into communes averaging 5000 households each. All privately owned property was taken for or contributed to the communes and people were not allowed to cook their own food and instead ate in communal dining halls.
The Great Leap Forward, begun in 1958, was a campaign to rapidly modernize by using China's vast labor resources in agricultural and industrial projects. The Leap instead resulted in economic destruction and tens of millions of famine deaths, and had been mostly abandoned by early 1962. Membership in communes was gradually reduced in the early 1960s, with some private property ownership and enterprise again being allowed. The communes continued until being dismantled in the early 1980s under Deng Xiaoping
>3 red banners
>Three Red Banners (Chinese: 三面红旗) was an ideological slogan in the late 1950s whichcalled on the Chinese people to build a socialist state. The "Three Red Banners" also called the "Three Red Flags,"
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>NBC projecting hard to run cover for Kamala's attack on the Abbey Gate Gold Star families.
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>Trump didnt attack the parents.
>He questioned them.
Fake News doesn't care about this letter from Gold Star Families
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I want to thank the families of our Great Warriors who have been lost to us for the way they came together as one, and thanked me for attending, at their request, the Celebration of their wonderful family members who, because of the Incompetence of Kamala Harris and Joe Biden, are no longer with us. Thank you for saying you wanted me to stand with you at Arlington National Ceremony, and take pictures, that it was your request, not mine, but it was my Great Honor to do so. I WILL NEVER FORGET! Lightweight V.P. Kamala Harris tried turning it around, because they weren’t there, have never spoken to the families, and have no intention to do so. In Afghanistan, you don’t take the Soldiers out first, you take the Soldiers out last. This would be Military 101, the most basic, and the “leaders” of that Disaster should be immediately fired. We have FOOLS in the White House, and now, they are trying to solve the Hostage Crisis in Israel. Guess how that’s going to turn out?
>Why Did Zuckerberg Choose Now To Confess?
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"At least seven seniorFacebook executives have announced their departures this year."
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>You cannot convince me that our government is not involved in the Venezuelan gang situation taking over apartment complexes in Colorado.”
>“You're gonna tell me that an international gang is taking over people's homes, their apartments, with illegal ARs, and the government's not doing anything about it. Law enforcement's not doing anything. National Guard's not doing anything.
>Like, clearly, our government is letting this happen.”
Concern growing in Aurora, Colorado over presence of Venezuelan gang, its impact on other migrants
'Gang members have not taken over' an Aurora apartment complex, police said, despite terrifying video circulating social media.
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Terrifying moment armed 'gang members' storm apartment complex before shootout
A home security camera captured the moment armed alleged gang members stormed into an apartment complex in Aurora, Colorado, on Sunday, August 18.
A home security camera captured the moment armed alleged gang members stormed into an apartment complex in Aurora, Colorado, on Sunday, August 18.
AURORA, Colo. – Concern is growing in Aurora, Colorado over the presence of a Venezuelan gang.
There have been reports that members of Tren de Aragua gang took over an apartment complex in the city. Police have not verified those claims.
Video circulating on social media shows a group of men trying to break into an apartment unit on Sunday, August 18.
The footage, taken by the security camera of resident Edward Romero, shows several men carrying firearms in front of a door, with two of them appearing to force it open.
Romero told reporters the video was taken shortly before a shootout took place inside the apartment complex. Romero also said he has moved out since the incident occurred.
The apartment complex, called The Edge at Lowry, had already seen neighbors complaining about a massive trash pile and alleged criminal activity.
The alleged gang activity is creating problems for migrants in the area.
They say the gang is ruining the reputation of migrants who don't cause trouble and are just trying to make a life for themselves here in the United States.
Groups representing them say the migrants are trying to get housing and jobs, but some in the community are reluctant to help fearing they may be part of a gang.
Aurora Police Department officers have been proactively patrolling areas where there is suspected Tren de Aragua activity.
'''CIAplans to move division to Denver
Originally published''' May 6, 2005 at 12:00 am
The CIA plans to relocate the headquarters of its domestic division, which is responsible for operations and recruitment in the United States…
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By Dana Priest
WASHINGTON — The CIA plans to relocate the headquarters of its domestic division, which is responsible for operations and recruitment in the United States, from the CIA’s Langley, Va., headquarters to Denver, a move designed to promote innovation, according to U.S. intelligence and law-enforcement officials.
About $20 million has been tentatively budgeted to relocate employees of the CIA’s National Resources Division, officials said. A U.S. intelligence official said the planned move, confirmed by three other government officials, was being undertaken “for operational reasons.”
A CIA spokesman declined to comment. Other current and former intelligence officials said the Denver relocation reflects the desire of CIA Director Porter Goss to develop new ways to operate under cover, including setting up more front corporations and working more closely with established international firms.
Associates of Goss said yesterday the move was also in keeping with his desire to stop the growth of CIA headquarters and headquarters-based group-think, something he criticized frequently when he was chairman of the House Intelligence Committee.
Other CIA veterans said such a relocation would make no sense, given Denver’s relative distance from major corporate centers. “Why would you go so far away?” one asked. “They will get disconnected.”
The main function of the domestic division, which has stations in many major U.S. cities, is to conduct voluntary debriefings of U.S. citizens who travel overseas for work or to visit relatives, and to recruit foreign students, diplomats and businesspeople to become CIA assets when they return to their countries. It was unclear how many CIA employees would relocate to Denver under the plan.
Although collecting information on U.S. citizens under suspicion for terrorist links is primarily an FBI function, the CIA may also collect information on citizens under limited circumstances, according to a 1981 executive order.
The Denver move is tentatively scheduled for next year.
Colorado has become a major intelligence hub since Sept. 11, 2001.
The Denver suburb of Aurora is home to the little-known Aerospace Data Facility. Located at Buckley Air Force Base, it has become the major U.S.-based technical downlink for intelligence satellites operated by the military, the National Security Agency and the National Reconnaissance Office,according to military and government documents obtained by William Arkin, author of “Code Names,” a book about secret military plans and programs.
About 70 miles away, the U.S. Northern Command, based at Peterson Air Force Base, in Colorado Springs, is tasked with homeland defense.
https://www.seattletimes.com/nation-world/cia-plans-to-move-division-to-denver/
>If any anons are watching what's happening in Massachusetts, you know that there are several cases involving allegations of corruption in the Mass State Police, the law enforcement agency that the lesbian governor (Maura Healey) oversees AND from which Healey pulls her girlfriends, from time to time.
This story strangely under the radar here. and It's pretty Yuge. Mass State Police also "investigated" a certain chef that "drowned" on Martha's Vineyard