Regardless the .. did you miss the moral of the story … settle down you'll be OK
then the idiot calls me a idiot kek
OK that made me chuckle .. thanks
Former presidential hopeful Ahn Hee-jung jailed in South Korean #MeToo scandal
“Former governor Ahn’s position of power over the victim was sufficient to dominate her free will,” the court said. “An appears to have seen the victim in the context of a superior-subordinate relationship and used it to commit adultery.”
Ahn Hee-jung had been a rising star in South Korea’s ruling party before he quit in March 2018, hours after the aide accused him of repeated sexual assault.
Seoul High Court overturned his acquittal on molestation charges.
“Former governor Ahn’s position of power over the victim was sufficient to dominate her free will,” the court said. “An appears to have seen the victim in the context of a superior-subordinate relationship and used it to commit adultery.”
Ahn, who ran for presidential nomination in 2017, had denied wrongdoing.
https://www.scmp.com/news/asia/east-asia/article/2184686/former-presidential-hopeful-ahn-hee-jung-jailed-south-korean
Vatican official Hermann Geissler, who handled sex-abuse cases, quits after being accused of sex abuse by a former nun
A Vatican official who handles sex-abuse cases for the Catholic Church has quit two months after being accused of sexual abuse.
On Monday, Hermann Geissler resigned from his position as chief of staff in the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, a body that handles discipline in sexual abuse cases within the Catholic Church, according to a statement from the Holy See’s press office. Geissler maintained his innocence but said he was resigning to protect the church.
“[Father] Geissler decided to take this step to limit the damage already done to the Congregation and to his Community,” the office stated.
Last year, a former nun accused an unnamed priest of making sexual advances toward her while in confessional. That woman, Doris Wagner, later identified the priest to be Geissler, according to the National Catholic Reporter.
https://www.scmp.com/news/world/europe/article/2184181/vatican-official-hermann-geissler-who-handled-sex-abuse-cases
Government to Facebook Pipeline Reveals a Corrupt Mix of Social Media and the State
As the Free Thought Project has previously reported, the phrase “Facebook is a private company” is not accurate as they have formed a partnership with an insidious neoconservative “think tank” known as the Atlantic Council which is directly funded and made up of groups tied to the pharmaceutical industry, the military industrial complex, and even government itself. The Atlantic Council dictates to Facebook who is allowed on the platform and who is purged.
Because the Atlantic Council is funded in part by the United States government—and they are making decisions for Facebook—this negates the claim that the company is private.
Since our six million followers and years of hard work were wiped off the platform during the October purge, TFTP has consistently reported on the Atlantic Council and their ties to the social media giant. This week, however, we’ve discovered something just as ominous—the government to Facebook pipeline and revolving door.
It is a telltale sign of a corrupt industry or company when they create a revolving door between themselves and the state. Just like Monsanto has former employees on the Supreme Court and Pharmaceutical industry insiders move back and forth from the FDA to their companies, we found that Facebook is doing the same thing.
Below are just a few of corrupt connections we’ve discovered while digging through the list of current and former employees within Facebook.
https://www.activistpost.com/2019/02/government-to-facebook-pipeline-reveals-a-corrupt-mix-of-social-media-and-the-state.html
Trump reinstalls Ronny Jackson as personal physician
Feb. 3 (UPI) – President Donald Trump has appointed Rear Adm. Ronny Jackson, the president's former physician who withdrew his nomination as secretary of Veterans Affairs, to serve again as assistant to the president and chief medical adviser.
The appointment reinstalls Jackson as Trump's personal physician.
Jackson's new position was among 37 appointments announced Saturday from the Executive Office of the President.
Last March, Trump nominated Jackson for the cabinet post before allegations of drinking on the job, improperly dispensing medication and creating a hostile work environment.
Jackson, who has denied all allegations against him, also withdrew from his position as the president's physician and became a member of the White House medical unit
https://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2019/02/03/Trump-reinstalls-Ronny-Jackson-as-personal-physician/6391549206678/
Millions in Japan affected as flu outbreak grips country
Feb. 1 (UPI) – The worst flu outbreak on record in Japan has affected millions of people, with many patients hospitalized or in critical condition, according to reports.
The total number of flu patients has surpassed 2.2 million across the country, and the infections have shown no signs of stopping, NHK reported Friday.
According to Japan's ministry of health labor and welfare, more than 5,000 hospitals and clinics were on average reporting 57 flu patients per institution. The number is an increase from the previous winter, when hospitals were reporting an average of 54 patients per institution.
https://www.upi.com/Top_News/World-News/2019/02/01/Millions-in-Japan-affected-as-flu-outbreak-grips-country/9191549043797/
Shut the FK up you twit it was a spur of the moment post you ignorant FKwit … go back to romper room
Aren't your 2 hours almost up … mommy is calling
>you sir have fucking nailed it?
Good kid respect your elders …now move along adults are working
Professor suspended a second time allegedly for requiring respectful class conduct
Media are spinning the story, students claim
Students at the University of Texas at San Antonio are rallying behind a professor there after she was suspended a second time allegedly for demanding respectful conduct while in her classroom.
The school suspended biology professor Anita Moss last semester after she called the police on a black student resting her feet on a chair. Moss was known to demand respectful behavior from students in her classroom, including “keeping their feet off chairs, putting away their phones and not talking.”
Though many presumed the incident was racially charged, a school investigation determined race was not a factor in Moss calling the police.
Now the school has suspended Moss again. The student newspaper The Paisano reported that Moss was yanked from the classroom due to “a new concern regarding classroom management.
https://www.thecollegefix.com/professor-suspended-a-second-time-allegedly-for-requiring-respectful-class-conduct/
751 posts per board and your worry about one ,,, settle down you'll be OK..
Dam you FKwits are on a roll today kek
Now its 18 …thanks
'Yellow vests' hit German streets in pro-diesel protest
Hundreds of people demonstrated Saturday in Stuttgart, the bastion of Germany's car industry, against a recent driving ban on older diesels, wearing yellow vests to match protesters in France whose movement began as a reaction to proposed fuel hikes.
Since January 1st, only diesel vehicles meeting the Euro 5 emissions standard are allowed into Stuttgart, home of Mercedes-Benz maker Daimler, Volkswagen subsidiary Porsche and the world's biggest car parts supplier Bosch.
The demonstrators held banners saying "Pro-diesel" and "Diesel drivers mobilise" as they gathered outside a car emissions centre.
"What's happening to people is unjust," joint organiser Vasilos Topalis told AFP.
"Tens of thousands of people are affected and can't afford to buy a new car" following the court-ordered ban, he added.
https://www.thelocal.de/20190203/yellow-vests-hit-german-streets-in-pro-diesel-protest
Merkel spokesman says reopening Brexit deal is 'not on agenda'
Germany on Wednesday slapped down Britain's hopes of persuading Brussels to rewrite the Brexit deal, with Chancellor Angela Merkel's spokesman saying re-examining the agreement was "not on the agenda".
"Opening the withdrawal agreement is not on the agenda," said Steffen Seibert, a day after British Prime Minister Theresa May said she would seek to revisit the pact she sealed with the 27 EU leaders at a summit last month.
https://www.thelocal.de/20190130/german-foreign-minister-says-eu-brexit-deal-is-best-and-only-solutionr