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I THINK SO.
I'VE BEEN UP ALL NIGHT, WHEN I HEARD THIS I HAD A SHOWER TO BE SURE I'LL BE AWAKE.
I'M PERCOLATING! KEK!
Before this all breaks apart BOOM I would like to tell you all I couldn't be prouder than to have been part of all of you brilliant autists and dedicated anons & tho a minute part, it will remain my unique thread in this glorious, historic tapestry.
THANQ ALL
I'M HAVING TEARS (OFTEN THESE DAYS)
but I shouldn't get my hopes up, expectations are a recovering alcoholic worst enemy
I'm listening to a guy that say it is an announcement about immigration "BRIDGE' program, then it will be streaming POTUS live.
it's live so he may have covered most of the regulations by the time you link in
Figure skater and two-time U.S. pairs champion John Coughlin died Friday at the age of 33, one day after he was suspended from the sport.
“My wonderful, strong, amazing compassionate brother John Coughlin took his own life earlier today,” his sister, Angela Laune, wrote in a Facebook post late Friday.
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Officers found Coughlin dead Friday afternoon after responding to a call about a suicide, a spokesperson for the police department in Kansas City, Mo., told Global News.
Coughlin was temporarily suspended from official figure skating events on Thursday, according to U.S. Figure Skating and the U.S. Center for SafeSport. The suspension notice does not provide any details of the allegations against him.
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https://globalnews.ca/news/4867011/john-coughlin-dead-figure-skating/
WORLD NEWSJANUARY 19, 2019 / 2:47 AM / UPDATED 27 MINUTES AGO
Clashes break out in France as 'yellow vests' stage latest protest
Noemie Olive, Sudip Kar-Gupta
3 MIN READ
PARIS (Reuters) - Clashes broke out throughout France on Saturday, as an estimated 84,000 “yellow vests” demonstrators took to the streets in a 10th consecutive weekend of protests against President Emmanuel Macron’s government.
The demonstrations passed off relatively peacefully in Paris where 7,000 turned up, although Reuters Television reporters saw scuffles briefly break out between police and demonstrators, some wearing masks, in the capital’s Invalides district.
Protesters threw firecrackers, bottles and stones at police who responded with water canon and tear gas to push them back.
“Macron, resign!” some of the protesters shouted.
The “yellow vests” protests - named after the fluorescent jackets French motorists are required to carry in their cars - began in November over plans to raise fuel taxes. The number of demonstrators on Saturday was roughly the same as last week.
The fuel tax hikes were subsequently scrapped, yet the movement has morphed into a broader protest against Macron’s government and general anger over taxes and the cost of living.
“How can we continue to live with so little?” said Bernard Grignan, a 65-year old retired manager who took part in the Paris demonstrations.
Protests in Paris this month have not seen the same level of trouble, although video of a former French boxing champion punching and kicking police in Paris shocked many.
Despite a relative decline in crowd trouble in Paris, however, disturbances have flared up in other cities.
According to official figures, the biggest demonstration on Saturday occurred in the southern city of Toulouse, where around 10,000 people took part. The demonstration turned violent as evening fell, as protesters vandalized a bank and other shops. Eight people were injured and there were 23 arrests.
Brussels watches Brexit drama - with popcorn
Reuters correspondents also reported disturbances in Bordeaux, Lyon and Marseille, while the local government building was attacked in Angers, northwest of Paris.
Macron has launched a series of national debates to help quell public discontent and restore his standing.
However, Angers member of parliament Matthieu Orphelin, a member of Macron’s ruling ‘Le Republique En Marche!’ party, said he would cancel talks with members of the “yellow vests” movement in light of the trouble in Angers.
“It fills me with fury to see our beautiful town attacked in this way, in particular the damage caused to symbols of the Republic,” Orphelin said in a statement.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-france-protests/clashes-break-out-in-france-as-yellow-vests-stage-latest-protest-idUSKCN1PD0AL?feedType=RSS&feedName=worldNews&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+Reuters%2FworldNews+%28Reuters+World+News%29
Women marched in hundreds of U.S. cities and overseas on Saturday to mark the second anniversary of demonstrations that drew millions of protesters to the streets the day after Republican President Donald Trump's inauguration in January 2017.
In some cities, like New York and Washington, there were more than one march or demonstration due to criticism that some Women's March leaders are anti-Semitic - a charge those leaders have sought to dispel in recent interviews and statements.
The marches also have been criticized as being unwelcoming to conservative women, who may support Trump's presidency and oppose abortion rights.The "March for Life" by anti-abortion campaigners was in Washington on Friday, attended by Vice President Mike Pence. Yet this year's march also saw a smaller number of pro-life counter-demonstrators.
https://www.haaretz.com/us-news/many-people-are-trying-to-divide-us-thousands-attend-third-annual-women-s-march-1.6852124?utm_source=Push_Notification&utm_medium=web_push&utm_campaign=General
US military says 52 militants killed in Somalia air strike
NAIROBI (REUTERS) - A US air strike killed 52 militants in Somalia's Middle Juba region on Saturday, its Africa Command said.
The strike was in response to an attack on a Somali military base near Jilib, 370km south-west of Mogadishu, by a large group of Al-Shabaab militants, a statement from the Africa Command said.
Pictures taken at the scene after the strike and seen by Reuters showed a large burnt-out flatbed truck surrounded by charred bodies.
Other pictures appeared to show a car bomb rigged with explosives that had not detonated at the Bar Sanguni forward operating base, which had come under Al-Shabaab attack.
The action by US forces came four days after a raid on a Nairobi hotel and office compound, claimed by Al-Shabaab, in which at least 21 people were killed.
It was not clear if there was any link between the air strike and events in Kenya.
The US military said no civilians were believed to have been killed or injured in Saturday's strike.
Al-Shabaab has lost control of most of Somalia's cities and towns since African Union peacekeepers supporting Somali troops pushed the insurgency out of the capital Mogadishu in 2011.
But it retains a strong presence in parts of the south and centre, and the US military has stepped up air strikes against the Islamist fighters in Somalia over the last year.
https://www.straitstimes.com/world/africa/us-military-says-52-militants-killed-in-somalia-air-strike
forgot image related…..
at least I think it is,
my engine needs recharged but I'll be damned if I'm missing POTUS speech
check this guy, knows the story line and at around 30 minutes he shows how to get info from images Q posts that have important hidden messages and how to retrieve them.
won't embed at start point (30min)
see image for hidden message. WOWZER
https://youtu.be/ke2mY7V1mUA?t=31m4s