Those of us from rural south know how to handle toilet paper shortage. Eat more corn on the cob! The corn isn't important, but the cobs are free and work great! (Just don't flush them!) You're welcome!
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The fake video of �Uighur being tortured� has crossed my feed several times. Apparently it�s a Taiwanese BDSM porn video. It�s not the only fake video I�ve seen. https://t.co/ulgfVaL13b— Ali Abunimah (@AliAbunimah) July 24, 2020
The fake video of �Uighur being tortured� has crossed my feed several times. Apparently it�s a Taiwanese BDSM porn video. It�s not the only fake video I�ve seen. https://t.co/ulgfVaL13b
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pic.twitter.com/M9vdfPAy6k— white guy who loves China ?? (@DefendChina) July 24, 2020
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�I was too fat�: In a video promoting a government strategy to lower obesity rates in the UK, Prime Minister Boris Johnson says he was "way overweight� when he contracted coronavirus in April. Now, he goes for a run with his dog every morning. https://t.co/Izdi38rXIv pic.twitter.com/nUBq1rWViA— CBS News (@CBSNews) July 28, 2020
�I was too fat�: In a video promoting a government strategy to lower obesity rates in the UK, Prime Minister Boris Johnson says he was "way overweight� when he contracted coronavirus in April. Now, he goes for a run with his dog every morning. https://t.co/Izdi38rXIv pic.twitter.com/nUBq1rWViA
British politics is the best. The House of Lords was built for this moment in history pic.twitter.com/HHLhSJ2bW5— Zach Purser Brown (@zachjourno) July 29, 2020
British politics is the best. The House of Lords was built for this moment in history pic.twitter.com/HHLhSJ2bW5
? Cow urine is being sold alongside food in convenience stores in London against environmental health advice, the BBC's Asian Network has found. https://t.co/y7w2U2DHaz— samirah (@SameeraKhan) August 1, 2020
? Cow urine is being sold alongside food in convenience stores in London against environmental health advice, the BBC's Asian Network has found. https://t.co/y7w2U2DHaz
The Netherlands too, I just joined the crowd. pic.twitter.com/pU0T4dia4c— Patrick Savalle (@patricksavalle) August 1, 2020
The Netherlands too, I just joined the crowd. pic.twitter.com/pU0T4dia4c
The Kurdish-led Autonomous Administration of Northeast Syria signed a deal to market oil to US-based Delta Crescent Energy LLC �with the knowledge and encouragement of the White House.�In other words, the Kurdish SDF is helping the US steal Syria�s oil. https://t.co/z984HpyRim— Max Blumenthal (@MaxBlumenthal) August 2, 2020
The Kurdish-led Autonomous Administration of Northeast Syria signed a deal to market oil to US-based Delta Crescent Energy LLC �with the knowledge and encouragement of the White House.�In other words, the Kurdish SDF is helping the US steal Syria�s oil. https://t.co/z984HpyRim
Well done to the celebrity Centrists who enabled this far-right government because they were more scared of sharing. pic.twitter.com/ScUVbXcycE— Kerry-Anne Mendoza ????? (@TheMendozaWoman) August 2, 2020
Well done to the celebrity Centrists who enabled this far-right government because they were more scared of sharing. pic.twitter.com/ScUVbXcycE
Uyghur families colonise Syrian villages as Uyghurs keep streaming into Syria to fight alongside "Syrian rebels". pic.twitter.com/ady8QfQJ9z— Lina Arabi (@LinaArabii) October 8, 2015
Uyghur families colonise Syrian villages as Uyghurs keep streaming into Syria to fight alongside "Syrian rebels". pic.twitter.com/ady8QfQJ9z
Paranoid Duterte sees �revolution� in cries of health workers https://t.co/RPL7NHpgqA— Joe Catron (@jncatron) August 4, 2020
Paranoid Duterte sees �revolution� in cries of health workers https://t.co/RPL7NHpgqA
Just wow...https://t.co/m8tb7bc1vc— Vincent Kennedy (@VincentCrypt46) August 4, 2020
Just wow...https://t.co/m8tb7bc1vc
There's some pretty disturbing shit popping up on Twitter. :'(
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pic.twitter.com/bUPuO1EvL9— Chad ? (@ChadBlue_) August 4, 2020
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The secretary-general of #Lebanon's Kataeb Party Nizar Najarian dies after succumbing to wounds suffered during the explosions that rocked Downtown #Beirut, local media report.https://t.co/DOCnBN9Rnn pic.twitter.com/ngDjM9LglV— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) August 4, 2020
The secretary-general of #Lebanon's Kataeb Party Nizar Najarian dies after succumbing to wounds suffered during the explosions that rocked Downtown #Beirut, local media report.https://t.co/DOCnBN9Rnn pic.twitter.com/ngDjM9LglV
Watch: Live footage from Al Hadath shows fire still ongoing at the sites of two explosions that hit Port #Beirut hours earlier. At least 10 people have been confirmed killed and hundreds injured so far.#Lebanonhttps://t.co/IB8kyus4cq pic.twitter.com/mBr1nHu7n5— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) August 4, 2020
Watch: Live footage from Al Hadath shows fire still ongoing at the sites of two explosions that hit Port #Beirut hours earlier. At least 10 people have been confirmed killed and hundreds injured so far.#Lebanonhttps://t.co/IB8kyus4cq pic.twitter.com/mBr1nHu7n5
Beirut's governor: "I have never in my life seen disaster this big, this catastrophic. This a national catastrophe. This a disaster for Lebanon. We don�t know how we�re going to recover from this�We need to stay strong...We need to be courageous," before he breaks into tears. https://t.co/1UcvM1POZc— Rowaida Abdelaziz (@Rowaida_Abdel) August 4, 2020
Beirut's governor: "I have never in my life seen disaster this big, this catastrophic. This a national catastrophe. This a disaster for Lebanon. We don�t know how we�re going to recover from this�We need to stay strong...We need to be courageous," before he breaks into tears. https://t.co/1UcvM1POZc
Since Lebanon is a failed state now I doubt we'll ever know what happened
My apartment in Beirut was just blown apart. We think it was a missile from a jet. We're ok.— Leila Molana-Allen (@Leila_MA) August 4, 2020
My apartment in Beirut was just blown apart. We think it was a missile from a jet. We're ok.
BREAKING: Lebanese Red Cross official says hundreds of casualties in Beirut explosion, including dead and wounded. https://t.co/NDFXycVyJJ— The Associated Press (@AP) August 4, 2020
BREAKING: Lebanese Red Cross official says hundreds of casualties in Beirut explosion, including dead and wounded. https://t.co/NDFXycVyJJ
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2,750 tons of ammonium nitrate left unsecured for 6 years in a warehouse
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"I never envisaged Boris as a sleeping partner,"
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Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince dispatched a hit squad to Toronto in an attempt to murder a former high-ranking intelligence officer, an effort made shortly after the assassination of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Turkey, according to allegations contained in court documents filed in Washington.The target was Saad Aljabri, 61, who held a senior intelligence post under deposed crown prince Mohammed bin Nayef. He has been keeping a low profile and under private security protection in Toronto since 2017.Mr. Aljabri alleges in newly filed court documents that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman tracked him in both the United States, where he owns property, and later in Canada because he possessed “damning information,” including recordings he has made in case he is one day killed. The filings do not explain how Mr. Aljabri obtained the information on which his allegations are based.“On or around October 15, 2018 – less than two weeks after the extrajudicial killing of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi ... another team of Saudi nationals traveled across the Atlantic Ocean from Saudi Arabia to Canada, where Dr. Saad lives in exile, with the intention of killing Dr. Saad,” the court documents allege.Mr. Khashoggi, a columnist for the Washington Post, was an outspoken critic of Crown Prince bin Salman, the de facto leader of the oil-rich kingdom who’s known by the initials MBS. Mr. Khashoggi was strangled and dismembered by a 15-member team of Saudi assassins on October 2, 2018, during a visit to the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.Mr. Aljabri alleges the Crown Prince, “deployed a network of Saudi agents” in the U.S. to hunt him while he was living in Boston in 2017. When he fled the United States to Canada later that year, he says the Saudis dispatched an assassination team known as the Tiger Squad to Toronto.Members of the Tiger Squad, who are loyal to the Crown Prince, obtained Canadian tourist visas in May, 2018, five months before their trip, the documents say.They carried two bags of forensic tools and had personnel experienced in the cleanup of crime scenes – including one who worked in the same department as the man who dismembered Mr. Khashoggi with a bone saw. They were intercepted at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport, where they tried to “avert the detection of Canadian border security by entering through separate kiosks.”According to the court filing, Canadian border agents “quickly became suspicious” of the arrivals and quizzed the Saudis, who are named in the documents. They denied knowing one another, but the CBSA found a photo of some of the men together and refused to let them into the country, except for one who was allowed to enter with a diplomatic passport.In the court filing, Mr. Aljabri accuses the Crown Prince of attempted extrajudicial killing in violation of the U.S. Torture Victim Protection Act and in breach of international law. Mr. Aljabri cites the United States’s Alien Tort Statute that protects foreign nationals from flagrant human-rights violations.One of the lawyers acting for Mr. Aljabri in the filing is David Pressman, a former assistant secretary at the Department of Homeland Security who was once nominated by then-president Barack Obama to serve as ambassador for the United States at the United Nations Security Council. He has also previously served as director for war crimes and atrocities on the National Security Council at the White House.Mr. Aljabri said in the court filing that he believes the Crown Prince has not given up on killing him, noting a recent fatwa issued by Saudi religious leaders urging followers to murder him.“Following the failure of the October 2018 Tiger Squad plot in Canada, upon information and belief, Defendant bin Salman now plans to send agents directly through the United States to enter Canada by land and, once and for all eliminate Dr. Saad.”Mr. Aljabri, who the filings say has been granted permanent-resident status in Canada, managed to get all but two of his eight children out of Saudi Arabia. In mid-March, authorities imprisoned Omar, 21, and Sara, 20, in what was widely considered an effort to force his return from exile.Mr. Aljabri has vast counter-terrorism experience and deep knowledge of some of Saudi Arabia’s most sensitive information including the foreign bank accounts and financial assets of senior Saudi Royal Family members. This knowledge, he alleges, is why the Crown Prince wants him dead.“Dr. Saad was privy to sensitive information about defendant bin Salman’s covert political scheming within the Royal Court, corrupt business dealings, and creation of a team of personal mercenaries that defendant bin Salman would later use to carry out the extrajudicial of Jamal Khashoggi, among others.”The court documents say Mr. Aljabri has saved thousands of American lives, including providing key intelligence that prevented a terrorist plot targeting synagogues in Chicago. He alleges in the court filing that MBS believes Mr. Aljabri is responsible for the CIA’s conclusion that MBS ordered the killing of Mr. Khashoggi. The Crown Prince has denied that he ordered the killing.The Globe and Mail reported in July that the Saudis tried to have Mr. Aljabri arrested through an Interpol warrant in late 2017 and later asked Canada to extradite him in the fall of 2019, even though Ottawa does not have an extradition treaty with Riyadh.Mr. Aljabri intervened in 2012 on Canada’s behalf to commute the public beheading of Saudi-Canadian Mohamed Kohail, who was accused of murdering a man during a schoolyard brawl. A sentence of 200 lashes for his brother, Sultan, was also commuted.Before he came to Canada, Mr. Aljabri had been teaching at Harvard University but decided to move to Toronto because he was worried President Donald Trump and his son-in-law Jared Kushner were too close to the Crown Prince and may not guarantee his safety, sources say.Mr. Aljabri has reason to fear the Crown Prince.In the court filing, Mr. Aljabri said the Crown Prince has sought to eliminate anyone who had a “direct line to senior U.S. intelligence officials and a wealth of potential harmful knowledge about” him. He alleges MBS uses his personal charitable organization, the MiSK Foundation, to fund the Tiger Squad and other covert activities abroad.The court filing lists the names of key figures in the foundation and alleges they cultivated a “network of covert agents whom he [MBS] has deployed to target individuals who undermine defendant bin Salman in the United States.”Relations between Canada and Saudi Arabia have been strained since August, 2018, when then-foreign affairs minister Chrystia Freeland tweeted that Saudi Arabia should “immediately release” imprisoned rights activists.The Saudis were enraged and recalled Ambassador Naif bin Bandar al-Sudairi, expelled Canadian ambassador Dennis Horak, halted the state-owned airline from flying to Toronto and ordered thousands of Saudi students studying in Canada to return home.Sources say Canada’s refusal to send Mr. Aljabri back was a contributing factor to the Saudi diplomatic reaction, as well as the inability of Ambassador al-Sudairi to get any high-level meeting with Canadian foreign-affairs officials.
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Ryu Ho-jeong said: ‘What I am currently going through is what other women are also undergoing at their own workplace.’ Photo: HandoutRyu Ho-jeong said: ‘What I am currently going through is what other women are also undergoing at their own workplace.’ Photo: HandoutRyu Ho-jeong said: ‘What I am currently going through is what other women are also undergoing at their own workplace.’ Photo: HandoutA South Korean lawmaker who wore a short red dress to parliament has become a target of misogynistic abuse online, prompting debate about sexism and the country’s patriarchal taboos.Photos of Ryu Ho-jeong, 28, walking down an aisle during a plenary parliamentary session Tuesday in a red wrap dress appeared online. Ryu, who is a member of the progressive minor Justice Party and the country’s youngest lawmaker, drew criticism online but also support for her willingness to challenge an outdated norm.One Facebook poster asked: “Is this a bar hostess who came to parliament to collect overdue charges for drinks?” Another asked: “Are you doing an escort service?”