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To: FJB who wrote (62577)	1/28/2018 4:08:52 PM
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The New York Times has been forced to admit that economies around the world are doing better these days. Surprisingly, the Times actually reported on it. For the first time since the financial crisis a decade ago, all of the world’s major economies are growing https://t.co/rAHTK3jeMi — The New York Times (@nytimes) January 28, 2018 What’s even MORE shocking about this piece is that the word Obama did not show up once in it. Weird. I was assured by all the best experts that Trump's election meant the markets would never recover and we'd spiral into depression. https://t.co/gl0TylhtxH — Instapundit.com (@instapundit) January 28, 2018 Turns out the strong #AmericaFirst economic agenda -- tax cuts, regulatory relief, smarter trade deals, repatriation of capital -- isn't the apocalypse promised by the Left? Make America Grow Again. https://t.co/3WVhoknG3v — Steve Cortes (@CortesSteve) January 28, 2018 CAT LOVER PAUL KRUGMAN COULD NOT BE FOUND FOR COMMENT.

To: FJB who wrote (62577)	1/28/2018 4:20:24 PM
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Russia warns Poland not to touch Soviet WW2 memorials -- LOL, Poles will do the opposite. That is just how they are, stubborn. bbc.com \| July 2017 The Red Army's defeat of Nazi German forces on Polish soil in 1944-1945 remains a thorny issue in Russian-Polish relations. Many Poles viewed the Red Army as an occupation force, not as liberators, as the 1939 Nazi-Soviet pact had carved up Poland between two dictatorships. Poland updated its "de-communisation" legislation, banning "totalitarian" symbols, which would include Soviet propaganda monuments. The Russian foreign ministry condemned the new Polish "de-communisation" law as "an outrageous provocation", and warned of unspecified "consequences". "The USSR paid the highest price to liberate Poland - on that country's soil, in battles with the enemy, more than 600,000...