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Hungarian Govt Blasts ‘Ignorant’ Western Coverage of Immigration Referendum

by Chris Tomlinson Hungarian government spokesman  Zoltán Kovács has criticised Western Media for their coverage of Hungarian political affairs, accusing them of uncritically reproducing information broadcast by minor opposition movements in the country and exercising an ignorance of Hungary in their coverage. An overwhelming majority of voters rejected the mandatory migrant redistribution plans of the European Union (EU) in Hungary on Sunday, with 98 per cent voting to reject the bloc’s plan. The aftermath of the referendum has seen Western media argue over the validity of the vote as it didn’t reach the 50 per cent turnout threshold, and to question the… View Article

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on October 11, 2016 in World News

Donald Trump on Hillary Clinton: ‘Without the Media, She Wouldn’t have a Chance’

by Alex Swoyer Donald Trump said his opponent Hillary Clinton is “highly overrated” and that all she has going for her in this election is the media. “Without the media, she wouldn’t have a chance,” Trump declared while speaking at a campaign rally in Ambridge, Pennsylvania on Monday afternoon, following Sunday night’s second presidential debate in St. Louis, Missouri. Commenting on his debate performance, Trump said, “We had a lot of fun.” Time-lapse: Trump’s first rally post-debate in Ambridge, PA starts in a few hours. Trump “you’d be in jail” line last night a fan favorite. pic.twitter.com/h9MmJUocS0 — Jacob Rascon (@Jacobnbc) October… View Article

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Charleston, West Virginia the Latest Small City Secretly Targeted to Receive Refugees

by Michael Patrick Leahy Charleston, West Virginia is the most recent small city to be secretly targeted by the Obama administration and the politically-powerful resettlement agency industry as a site to place more refugees, Ann Corcoran of Refugee Resettlement Watch writes: West Virginia has only gotten a very small number of refugees ever since this program was established in 1980, but all that could change if Episcopal Migration Ministries joins Catholic Charities and begins to place Syrian and other refugees from the Middle East and Africa in the state capital. And, frankly, you would never know that it was happening,… View Article

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