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To: Honey_Bee who wrote (118818)	2/4/2019 2:25:38 PM
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Remember this despicable add Northam ran? iotwreport.com Humiliation and rejection by all decent people is too good for that scum bag.

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TURKEY IS AN ENEMY OF THE WEST. GET THEM OUT OF NATO ASAP. Turkey: Erdogan's Unofficial Paramilitary Groups to 'Monitor' Elections? by Uzay Bulut • February 4, 2019 at 4:00 am The memo, sent by the Turkish Interior Ministry to the country's governors, states that in the March 31 elections, in addition to police and security officials manning the polls and taking the necessary "precautions required for election security," there will also be "volunteer security guards" involved. The reason this announcement is worrisome to opposition activists, among others, has to do with what they suspect is the nature and makeup of these "volunteers" -- particularly with rise of unofficial paramilitary groups connected to the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The Turkish Interior Ministry's new plans for "volunteer security guards" at polling stations during upcoming mayoral elections is worrying opposition activists, given the rise of unofficial paramilitary groups connected to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's ruling party. Pictured: Erdogan casts his ballot at a polling station on November 1, 2015, in Istanbul, Turkey. (Photo by Gokhan Tan/Getty Images) A Turkish government memo related to the upcoming mayoral elections in Turkey is causing deep concern among oppositionists throughout the country. The memo, sent by the Interior Ministry to the country's governors, states that in the March 31 elections, in addition to police and security officials manning the polls and taking the necessary "precautions required for election security," there will also be "volunteer security guards" involved. The reason this announcement is worrisome to opposition activists, among others, has to do with what they suspect is the nature and makeup of these "volunteers" -- particularly with the rise of unofficial paramilitary groups connected to the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Continue Reading Article

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But, but, but…I thought Angela Merkel was importing one million+ skilled and educated Muslim migrants to fill a labor shortage? FEBRUARY 3, 2019 BY BARENAKEDISLAM 11 COMMENTS Then why are there so many unemployed migrants living on welfare? Germany’s economy appears to be cracking – with the unemployment rate for Muslim refugees up to 65% and Germany’s projected growth rate for 2019 being cut by 44% from 1.8% to a mere 1%. Germany took in more than 1 million Muslim migrants in 2015, […] Does Nestle actually think it will sell more Crunch bars to Americans if they run ads that pander to Islamic misogyny? FEBRUARY 4, 2019 BY BARENAKEDISLAM 13 COMMENTS Apparently, they do. Nestle in Australia already sells many products that are ‘halal’ (Islam-approved) certified including Kit Kat bars. Don’t know about you, but I will never buy any of their products again. #AmericaLovesCrunch but Muslims never fail to demonstrate how much they hate America. Here is a list of Nestle’s Halal-Certified Products 2018