on September 19, 2016 in World News
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on September 19, 2016 in World News
‘Swedes Must Integrate With Migrants’ Says Government-Backed Multicultural Propaganda
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McDonalds Hires Foreign H-1Bs, Fires 70 American Accounting Staff
click here for moreAleppo Aid Stuck as Syria Truce Ends
by Reuters Two 20-truck aid convoys destined for eastern Aleppo with enough supplies to feed 185,000 people for a month are still stuck in Turkey, hours after a ceasefire in Syria expired. The UN has said it does not have sufficient security guarantees from all sides in the conflict, now in its sixth year, to be able to deliver to eastern Aleppo, which is held by rebels battling to topple President Bashar al-Assad. The aid has been sitting at the border for around a week. The UN also wants to deliver to other hard-to-reach areas in Syria, but says it… View Article
click here for moreReplacing The U.S. Dollar With An SDR Note “Remains The Overriding Vision”
By Rory Hall The Epoch Times recently published their follow up to the G20 Meeting held in early September in China. It is interesting to note how their reporting dramatically differs from the typical Western media reporting. Had a person followed only Western media outlets for reporting on the G20 meeting one would have come away with the sense that the only thing accomplished was Obama and Russian President Putin facing off in a stare down that looked like two boxers about to go toe-to-toe. In an article The Daily Coin published we clearly stated the meetings that would take… View Article
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One in four French Muslims in ‘revolt’ against secular laws
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Black voters are turning from Clinton to Trump in new poll
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ISIS Supporters Rush To Celebrate NYC Explosion
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Byelection set for Alberta to replace Conservative MP who died in March
click here for moreTrudeau Government’s First Months Were Least Productive In Decades
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s first months in office were the least productive of any government in the House of Commons in more than two decades, data compiled by the Library of Parliament shows. Parliament passed 10 bills during Trudeau’s first nine months, the public database reveals. In their first nine months after winning a majority mandate in 2011, the Conservatives enacted 18 pieces of legislation — including nine bills moved in their first 23 days. “For a government that really talks about real change, and high ambition … there hasn’t been much change. They haven’t done a heck of a… View Article
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