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The ((([DEMS]))) have outrun their cover. REMEMBER, this was always about Russian Collusion and only about Russian Collusion. They wouldn't listen to fact. This wasn't a mistake, it was a COUP. There is a price to be paid
The Elite is going down! Clock is ticking! Let their trails begin!
People are waking up, and some are not. Spread the truth far and vide! We The People are winning this war, even though many are against us.
BREAKING: Officer involved shooting at Lauren’s Memorial Hospital in Clinton. We are live on scene
https://twitter.com/ashleyminelliTV/status/1116267484015923200
maybe clinton herself got shot haha that would be epic…clinton shot in clinton
Man Convicted of Double Murder at Los Angeles Chinatown Social Club; Prosecutors Will Not Seek Death Penalty
LOS ANGELES — A 39-year-old Las Vegas man has been found guilty of the special circumstance murders of two men at a Chinatown social club in 2017.
A jury convicted Vinh Dao of two counts of first-degree murder yesterday after deliberating 1 1/2 hours, Deputy District Attorney Megan Loebl said. The jury also found true a special circumstance allegation of multiple murders; an allegation of using a deadly and dangerous weapon, a knife; and an allegation that Dao was convicted of voluntary manslaughter in 2002.
Sentencing is scheduled for May 22. Dao faces life in prison without the possibility of parole. Prosecutors did not seek the death penalty.
On Jan. 26, 2017, Dao entered the Hop Sing Tong Benevolent Association in Los Angeles where he disrupted a mahjong game. He began arguing with Kim Kong Yun, 64, before stabbing the man to death, according to court testimony.
The defendant then fatally stabbed Tony Young, 64, when he attempted to help the first victim.
Dao had been a member of the club several years earlier and was acquainted with some of those who were present at the time of the crime.
He was arrested the next day.
https://breaking911.com/man-convicted-of-double-murder-at-chinatown-social-club/
Soldiers STORM Sudan president's headquarters 'in coup' after clashes
SOLDIERS have raided the headquarters of the Sudanese president's political group after he stepped down in "a coup" after clashes.
The troops swooped on President Omar al-Bashir 's Islamic Movement's buildings in Khartoum after the regime faced months of mass protests.
Sundanese government sources today confirmed he has finally quit after the north African country's army deployed troops around the Defence Ministry.
"The armed forces will present an important statement shortly. Be ready for it," state television said earlier.
Demonstrators reportedly clashed with Bashir’s loyal security and armed forces in the early hour ahead of the announcement.
https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/771391/breaking-sudan-coup-president-bashir-islamic-movement-khartoum-soldiers
Sudan’s Bashir steps down and is under house arrest, sources say
Sudan’s President Omar al-Bashir has stepped down after 30 years in power and is under house arrest, multiple sources told ((([CNN]))).
His personal guard has been replaced and is under close watch, according to the sources.
Reports of Bashir’s ouster come amid a popular uprising against his rule that has seen thousands take to the streets across the country. The largely peaceful protests have escalated in recent days, as different armed government groups engaged in deadly clashes.
As news of Bashir’s removal spread, people flooded the streets in Khartoum in celebration, according to social media reports and witnesses on the ground.
Thousands marched towards Khartoum’s military headquarters, dancing, banging drums and chanting against the government. Cars honked their horns in support and women ululated in celebration.
“He is a coward and he has fallen!” people were heard chanting amid an extensive military presence on the streets of the capital. The country’s Rapid Security Forces, seen as close to Bashir, were widespread and did not engage with the crowds.
Military troops were seen celebrating with protesters, flashing victory signs. One soldier was seen patting a protester’s back and congratulating him.
But a group that has been leading the protests, the Sudanese Professionals Association, has called on people to press on with demonstrations, and to stage a sit-in outside military headquarters. In a statement provided to CNN, the umbrella organization of doctors, lawyers and journalists warned against exclusive military rule.
“What we do not accept is to reproduce the regime for itself, or that the army will be solo in power,” said the SPA. In its Declaration of Freedom and Change, the SPA lists the toppling of the regime and the handover of power to a transitional civilian national government among its list of demands.
In a separate public statement addressing protesters, Thursday, the SPA said they will protect the “revolution until all its goals are completely achieved.”
The Sudanese army will deliver a “statement shortly,” Sudan state TV announced on Thursday morning.
Bashir took control after a coup in 1989 and became President in 1993. He stands accused of conducting an campaign of ethnic cleansing in the country’s Darfur region, and was nearly arrested in 2015 while visiting South Africa.
The protesters started as a demonstration against the rising costs of living but escalated into a push for the Bashir’s removal from office, with mass rallies and sit-ins outside the presidential compound and army headquarters. In February, Bashir declared a year-long state of emergency in response to the protests.
This week’s sit-in had grown into one of the biggest rallies since the uprising began earlier this year, with crowds braving temperatures of more than 110 degrees Fahrenheit (43 degrees Celsius) to camp out in the streets of the capital.
On Tuesday, members of the Sudanese army moved in to protect protesters in Khartoum, after national security forces attempted to break up the third day of a mass sit-ins.
Earlier in the week, the mood among protesters outside the compound had verged on victorious, with people chanting “thawra” (revolution) and waving the national flag aloft as soldiers looked on, footage from the scene showed.
Photos captured protesters sitting atop military vehicles and handing out water bottles, as others posed for selfies with members of the armed forces, flashing V-for-victory gestures.
A CNN team visited the capital of Khartoum undercover last month, where they heard reports of possible war crimes by security forces attempting to quell the demonstrations.
The Central Committee of Sudan Doctors said 22 people, including five soldiers, were killed in mass protests since Saturday.
Sudan’s government has reported some 32 fatalities since the protests began earlier this year, including three security personnel, but doctors and opposition activists suggest the toll is 78, excluding the military.
More than 3,000 people have been arrested since protests began in December, based on testimony gathered by CNN from activists, lawyers and victims. Many have been taken to secret detention sites known as “ghost houses,” which the government says don’t exist, and where detainees say they face physical and psychological torture.
Sudan has sought to censor news coverage of protests, and journalists found reporting on the demonstrations risk life imprisonment and the death penalty.
https://krtv.com/cnn-europe-mideast-africa/2019/04/11/sudans-armed-forces-to-make-statement-as-anti-government-protestors-celebrate/
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>URGENT: Ecuador has illigally terminated Assange political asylum in violation of international law. He was arrested by the British police inside the Ecuadorian embassy minutes ago.
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Julian Assange: Wikileaks co-founder arrested in London
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-47891737