This is unedited raw dash cam video of the incident in Hebron, Kentucky where a Boone County Sheriff shot and killed a 19-Year Old Samantha Ramsey after she tried to flee the scene. The video starts at the scene of a previous automobile crash and then the deputy drives to the scene of the field party. For those who are impatient, go to 2:20. The entire video was 48 minutes long but I cut shortened it by cutting off the end or rest of the video.

Police dash-cam video was released of the arrest of a current UK basketball player and former Bullitt East Charger Derek Willis. Willis was arrested on Saturday in Boone County, Ky. on charges of alcohol intoxication in a public place. In the video Willis is passed out in the street, next to a car and the driver's side door is open. The Boone County Sheriff's Department said Willis told them he had drank "a lot." Willis was booked on a first and second offense and later released on a $50 bond. UK is not commenting on the incident. Willis played in 32 games for the UK Wildcats and graduated from Bullitt East High School in 2013.

Iowa television reporter and photojournalist captured footage of themselves being threatened by an unidentified woman while reporting on her son's death at the hands of police. KCCI-TV said that the reporter, Emmy Victor, and Zachary Hayes were accosted on Tuesday while covering the incident, which occurred on Monday night in Boone. "Get the f*ck out of here, you stupid f*cking n*gger," the woman tells Victor, who is black, before backing away.

" Baby Elephant Walk " is a song written in 1961, by Henry Mancini , for the 1962 released movie, Hatari! . Brass instruments (including repeated blasts from the tuba ) and woodwind elements are combined to convey a large and plodding elephant toddler that is filled with the exuberance of youth. The catchy, jazzy simplicity of the tune has made it one of Mancini's most popular works, appearing on many compilation albums. As the allmusic.com album review states, "if Hatari! is memorable for anything, it's for the incredibly goofy 'Baby Elephant Walk,' which has gone on to be musical shorthand for kookiness of any stripe. Get this tune in your head and it sticks." Hal David composed lyrics to Mancini's tune, which appear in the printed sheet music and were later recorded by Pat Boone , released by Dot Records in 1965. In 1962, the song earned Mancini a Grammy Award for Best Instrumental Arrangement. The tune was written for an impromptu scene in Hatari! in which Elsa Martinelli led three baby elephants to a pool to bathe. Mancini used a calliope introduction to suggest the sound of a circus. A cheeky melody was then played over this on a clarinet. The overall style was that of boogie-woogie as Mancini explained, "I looked at the scene several times I thought, 'Yeah, they're walking eight to the bar', and that brought something to mind, an old Will Bradley boogie-woogie number called ' Down the Road a Piece ' ... Those little elephants were definitely walking boogie-woogie, eight to the bar. I wrote 'Baby Elephant Walk' as a result". The cheerful tone, like that of Mancini's " The Pink Panther Theme ", presents a stark contrast to more melancholy Mancini standards such as " Moon River ". Due to its "goofy" sound, it is often used in a humorous context. It was also covered by a number of performers in the 1960s, including the Fabulous Echoes on their LP album Those Fabulous Echoes with the Hong Kong -based Diamond Records in 1963 and Bill Haley & His Comets who recorded a version for Orfeon Records in 1964. Mancini's version was not released as a single. The Billboard Top 100 singles were by Lawrence Welk and the Miniature Men.

Woman attacks Iowa TV reporter and cameramen, the morning after her son pointed a shotgun at police the night before, refused to put the weapon down, and was shot and killed by police opening fire.

This is unedited raw dash cam video of the incident in Hebron, Kentucky where a Boone County Sheriff shot and killed a 19-Year Old Samantha Ramsey after she tried to flee the scene. The video starts at the scene of a previous automobile crash and then the deputy drives to the scene of the field party. For those who are impatient, go to 2:20. The entire video was 48 minutes long but I cut shortened it by cutting off the end or rest of the video.

BOONE COUNTY (WIFR) -- A jury has found a Boone County Sheriff's Sergeant guilty of harassment. 23 News Reporter Meghan Dwyer looked into the allegations. Anita Christensen, Accused Boone County Sergeant of Harassment, "He followed me from place to place that i went, he went and sat in front of my work places. he would tailgate me.""I was terrified of him." It all started in 1998..a beef between a Belvidere City cop and a County Deputy. But it turned into much more than that when the Deputy Ed Krieger began following his enemy's girlfriend all over town. "Their cars were marked with the badge number on the front fender on each side. Over the years I learned what he looked like, and what kind of car he drove. when he was working and when he wasn't working," Christensen said. Christensen filed complaints with the Boone County Sheriff's Department but got no response. Then she starting filing lawsuits. She didn't get anywhere until last month when a jury found Krieger guilty of harassing her. Despite the jury's verdict Krieger's attorney says he denies any wrongdoing. Because Boone County is such a small place there are only so many Sheriff's Deputies on the streets at any given time and anytime Christensen thinks she saw him, it was merely a coincidence. The jury found Krieger guilty but they didn't award Christensen any money. It's a verdict she says sends the wrong message. "They gave him the same message that the Sheriff's Department has been giving him for the last 10 years. it's okay. it was wrong for you to do it but there's no punishment," Christensen said. Calls to the Boone County Sheriff Duane Wirth were not returned. Christensen says she hasn't seen Krieger since the jury verdict came down. He was promoted to Sergeant in 2007. http://www.wifr.com/home/headlines/Boone_County_Sergeant_Accused_of_Harassment_148928925.html Note: Boone County is actually a big place. Its includes Caledonia, Popular Grove, Garden Prairie, Capron, Timberlane, and Belvidere.

This is for roll1981 because he just hates that new fangled music hippy stuff.............. video from the "Organization Pat Boone". Oh man, I see a cat fight brewing in the entralled audience............

If the Russian president could design a candidate to undermine American interests-and advance his own-he'd look a lot like Donald Trump.Vladimir Putin has a plan for destroying the West-and that plan looks a lot like Donald Trump. Over the past decade, Russia has boosted right-wing populists across Europe. It loaned money to Marine Le Pen in France, well-documented transfusions of cash to keep her presidential campaign alive. Such largesse also wended its way to the former Italian premier Silvio Berlusconi, who profited "personally and handsomely " from Russian energy deals, as an American ambassador to Rome once put it. (Berlusconi also shared a 240-year- old bottle of Crimean wine with Putin and apparently makes ample use of a bed gifted to him by the Russian president.) There's a clear pattern : Putin runs stealth efforts on behalf of politicians who rail against the European Union and want to push away from NATO. He's been a patron of Golden Dawn in Greece, Ataka in Bulgaria, and Jobbik in Hungary. Joe Biden warned about this effort last year in a speech at the Brookings Institution: "President Putin sees such political forces as useful tools to be manipulated, to create cracks in the European body politic which he can then exploit." Ruptures that will likely multiply after Brexit-a campaign Russia's many propaganda organs bombastically promoted . The destruction of Europe is a grandiose objective; so is the weakening of the United States. Until recently, Putin has only focused glancing attention on American elections. Then along came the presumptive Republican nominee. Donald Trump is like the Kremlin's favored candidates, only more so. He celebrated the United Kingdom's exit from the EU. He denounces NATO with feeling. He is also a great admirer of Vladimir Putin. Trump's devotion to the Russian president has been portrayed as buffoonish enthusiasm for a fellow macho strongman. But Trump's statements of praise amount to something closer to slavish devotion. In 2007, he praised Putin for "rebuilding Russia." A year later he added , "He does his work well. Much better than our Bush." When Putin ripped American exceptionalism i n a New York Times op-ed in 2013, Trump called it " a masterpiece. " Despite ample evidence, Trump denies that Putin has assassinated his opponents: "In all fairness to Putin, you're saying he killed people. I haven't seen that." In the event that such killings have transpired, they can be forgiven : "At least he's a leader." And not just any old head of state : "I will tell you that, in terms of leadership, he's getting an A." Donald Trump is like the Kremlin's favored candidates, only more so. That's a highly abridged sampling of Trump's odes to Putin. Why wouldn't the Russians offer him the same furtive assistance they've lavished on Le Pen, Berlusconi, and the rest? Indeed, according to Politico 's Michael Crowley, Russian propaganda has gone full throttle for Trump, using its Russia Today apparatus to thrash Hillary Clinton and hail the courage of Trump's foreign policy. (Sample headline : "Trump Sparks NATO Debate: 'Obsolete' or 'Tripwire That Could Lead to World War III.' ") Russian intelligence services hacked the Democratic National Committee's servers, purloining its opposition research files on Trump and just about everything else it could find. They also wormed their way into the computers of the Clinton Foundation, a breach reported by Bloomberg . And though it may be a mere coincidence, Trump's inner circle is populated with advisers and operatives who have long careers advancing the interests of the Kremlin. We shouldn't overstate Putin's efforts, which will hardly determine the outcome of the election. Still, we should think of the Trump campaign as the moral equivalent of Henry Wallace's communist-infiltrated campaign for president in 1948, albeit less sincere and idealistic than that. A foreign power that wishes ill upon the United States has attached itself to a major presidential campaign. * * * Donald Trump's interest in Russia dates back to Soviet times. In fact, there's extraordinary footage of him shaking hands with Mikhail Gorbachev. It comes from 1988, the peak of perestroika and Gorbachev's efforts to charm the American public. On his legendary trip to Washington and New York, the Soviet in chief left the confines of his limousine and security cordon to glad-hand with the American people. Donald Trump suggested to reporters that the Soviet leader would be making his way to Trump Tower, a crucial station on his journey to capitalism. This was, in fact, a self-aggrandizing fabrication that Trump himself planted in the tabloids, but it was a convincing lie. A year earlier, Trump had traveled to Russia at the invitation of the Soviets. They wanted Trump to develop luxury hotels in Moscow and Leningrad to feed the regime's new appetite for Western business. "The idea of building two monuments in the U.S.S.R. has captured his imagination," Newsweek reported. Trump likely reveled in the newspaper stories that reported Gorbachev's forthcoming visit to his HQ as fact. But surely even he never expected his fake story to become reality. He must have been gobsmacked when he received word that Gorbachev wanted to pay a spontaneous visit to Trump Tower. The skyscraper's namesake rushed down from his penthouse office to pay obeisance. From the video , we can see the blotched head of Gorbachev emerge from his car. Trump and his retinue push through the crowd. "Great, great honor," the mogul says as he pumps the hand of the Soviet supremo. One of Trump's vulnerabilities is that he doesn't always vet his people, whether it's business partners, the dubious characters he retweets, or the foreign leaders who show up at his door. As it turns out, this Gorbachev wasn't really the Soviet leader but an impersonator called Ronald Knapp. Trump was lavishing praise on the winner of a look-alike contest. "The Russian market is attracted to me." Donald TrumpIt was merely the first instance of Trump carelessly sucking up to Russian power in the hopes of securing business. Those Soviet hotel projects never went anywhere. But over the years, Trump has returned to the idea of building in Russia again and again. Effective real estate developers are genuine seers; they can conjure mental images of glorious structures and vibrant neighborhoods where other mortals see mere blight. Trump had the brashness to imagine developing hotels in Moscow when that was a fatal enterprise. In 1996, a Kalashnikov sprayed the American hotelier Paul Tatum, who had the temerity to complain about the Chechen mafia and the less-than-scrupulous business culture he endured. Yet it wasn't hard to see the appeal of Russia, to both the bottom line and the ego. An article in the Moscow Times described Trump as the city's first grand builder since Stalin. Indeed, he later planned a development on the site where Stalin once hoped to construct the Palace of Soviet Congresses. Five separate times Trump attempted Russian projects, hotels, apartments, and retail on the grandest scale. In one iteration , he promised an ice rink, a "members club," and a spa, for "the finest residences in Moscow." Another project he described as "the largest hotel in the world." His gaudy style appealed to Russian nouveau riche, and he knew it. "The Russian market is attracted to me," he once boasted . He registered his name as a trademark in Moscow and even licensed it to a liquor company, which sold Trump Super Premium Vodka . Government officials claimed that they wanted to do business with Trump because they also considered him super premium. In the mid-'90s, the general-turned-politician Alexander Lebed told him, "If Trump goes to Moscow, I think America will follow." Trump never could quite simultaneously align all the elements-investment, approval-to actually break ground. Yet his foray into Russia should be considered a smashing success; Trump set himself up for triumph even as he failed. With each doomed real estate project, he lavished praise on the key constituency that blesses deals, namely Russian politicians. (In front of a pack of reporters he told Lebed, "We've been reading a lot of great things about this gentleman and his country.") The praise encouraged Russian officials to keep inviting Trump back for big potential deals. Each time he traveled to Moscow for a high profile visit, he attracted press attention and his stature increased. (After one trip, he bragged about a meeting where "almost all of the oligarchs were in the room.") This elevated profile ultimately attracted investors. Russians helped finance his projects in Toronto and So H o ; they snapped up units in his buildings around the world-so much so that he came to target them, hosting cocktail parties in Moscow to recruit buyers. (His tenants included a Russian mobster, who ran an illegal poker ring in the Trump Tower and accompanied Trump to the staging of the Miss Universe contest in Moscow.) Even when he built a tower in Panama, he narrowcast his sales efforts to draw Russians, as the Washington Post has reported. "Russians make up a pretty disproportionate cross-section of a lot of our assets," Trump's son, Donald Jr., bragged. "We see a lot of money pouring in from Russia." The nature of the Donald Trump campaign is its fundamental blurring of his political and business interests-on display just recently in Scotland , when he praised the Brexit vote as a boon for his golf courses. As one campaign finance expert told the New York Times , "Historically, candidates would separate themselves from their business interests when running for office. Trump has done the opposite by promoting his businesses while running for office." Such mercantilist motives likely undergird Trump's ornate praise of Putin, too. Having a friend in the Kremlin would help Trump fulfill his longtime dream of planting his name in the Moscow skyline-a dream that he pursued even as he organized his presidential campaign. "Russia is one of the hottest places in the world for investment," he once said . "We will be in Moscow at some point." * * * One of the important facts about Trump is his lack of creditworthiness . After his 2004 bankruptcy and his long streak of lawsuits, the big banks decided he wasn't worth the effort. They'd rather not touch the self-proclaimed "king of debt." This sent him chasing less conventional sources of cash. BuzzFeed has shown, for instance, his efforts to woo Muammar Qaddafi as an investor. Libyan money never did materialize. It was Russian capital that fuelled many of his signature projects-that helped him preserve his image as a great builder as he recovered from bankruptcy. The money didn't come directly. Hunting for partners with cash, he turned to a small upstart called the Bayrock Group, which would pull together massive real estate deals using the Trump name. Its chairman was a former Soviet official named Tevfik Arif , who made a small fortune running luxe hotels in Turkey. To run Bayrock's operation, Arif hired Felix Satter, a Soviet-born, Brighton Beach-bred college dropout. Satter changed his name to Sater, likely to distance himself from the criminal activity that a name-check would easily turn up. As a young man, Sater served time for slashing a man's face with a broken margarita glass in a barroom brawl. The Feds also busted him for a working in a stock brokerage tied to four different Mafia families, which made $40 million off fraudulent trades. One lawsuit would later describe "Satter's proven history of using mob-like tactics to achieve his goals." Another would note that he threatened a Trump investor with the prospect of the electrocution of his testicles, the amputation of his leg, and his corpse residing in the trunk of Sater's car."Russia is one of the hottest places in the world for investment," Trump said. "We will be in Moscow at some point." What was Trump thinking entering into business with partners like these? It's a question he has tried to banish by downplaying his ties to Bayrock and minimizing Sater's sins. ("He got into trouble because he got into a barroom fight which a lot of people do," Trump once said in a deposition.) But he didn't just partner with Bayrock; the company embedded with him. Sater worked in Trump Tower; his business card described him as a "Senior Advisor to Donald Trump." Bayrock put together deals for mammoth Trump-named, Trump-managed projects-two in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, a resort in Phoenix, the Trump SoHo in New York. Several of those projects broke ground, but they were a mere prelude. "Mr. Trump was particularly taken with Mr. Arif's overseas connections," the Times reported (after buyers of units in the Trump SoHo sued him for fraud). "In a deposition, Mr. Trump said that the two had discussed 'numerous deals all over the world' and that Mr. Arif had brought potential Russian investors to Mr. Trump's office to meet him." Trump described the scope of their ambitions: " his was going to be Trump International Hotel and Tower Moscow, Kiev, Istanbul, etc., Poland, Warsaw." Based on its cast of characters, Bayrock itself was an enterprise bound to end in a torrent of litigation. The company's finance chief Jody Kriss has sued it for fraud. In the course of the litigation, which is ongoing, Kriss alleged a primary source of funding for Trump's big projects: "Month after month for two years, in fact whenever Bayrock ran out of cash, Bayrock Holdings would magically show up with a wire from 'somewhere' just large enough to keep the company going." According to Kriss, these large payments would come from sources in Russia and Kazakhstan that hoped to hide their cash. Another source of Bayrock funding was a now-defunct Icelandic investment fund called the FL Group, a magnet for Russian investors "in favor with" Putin, as a lawsuit puts it. ( The Daily Telegraph has reported that Bayrock mislabeled FL's investment as a loan, in order to avoid at least $20 million in taxes.) These projects are simply too ambitious, too central to his prospects, for Trump to have ignored the underlying source of financing. And it was at just the moment he came to depend heavily on shadowy investment from Russia that his praise for Putin kicked into high gear. In 2007, he told Larry King , "Look at Putin-what he's doing with Russia-I mean, you know, what's going on over there. I mean this guy has done-whether you like him or don't like him-he's doing a great job." * * * While Putin hasn't dirtied his hands in American elections, the Russians have cultivated Washington-hiring fancy firms to craft strategy, donating money to think tanks, building a small coterie of wonks sympathetic to their leader's view of the world. The Trump campaign is the unlikely culmination of this effort. It has been a magnet for like-minded fans of Putin. Fans might not be quite the right term, since so many of these advisers have profited from proxies of the Russian state. Let's begin at the top. Trump's campaign manager is a wizened operative named Paul Manafort. It's true that Manafort is a mercenary by trade. His old Washington consulting firm pioneered the practice of representing the dictators of the world, no matter their grim record. (I profiled his authoritarian ambit earlier this year.) Late in his career, however, Manafort dedicated himself to working on behalf of clients close to the Kremlin. His grand achievement was reviving the doomed career of the anti-charismatic politician Viktor Yanukovych. Manafort's image-crafting and shrewd strategy culminated in Yanukovych's election to Ukraine's presidency in 2010. Thanks to Manafort's handiwork, Ukraine pulled into Putin's sphere of influence. Unlike other American consultants who flitted in and out of Kiev, Manafort set up camp there. He became an essential adviser to the president-his tennis partner even. "Russians make up a pretty disproportionate cross-section of a lot of our assets." Donald Trump Jr.If Manafort were the only Kremlin connection in the Trump campaign, his presence might signify nothing. But he's hardly isolated. Many pundits have scoffed at the idea that Trump has a circle of foreign policy advisers given that his initial list of gurus emerged abruptly in March and included names unknown to most experts. Yet the list suggests certain tendencies. One of the supposed Trump whisperers was an investment banker named Carter Page. During a stint in Moscow in the 2000s, he advised the state-controlled natural gas giant, Gazprom and helped it attract Western investors. (In March, Page told Bloomberg that he continues to own shares in the company.) Page has defended Russia with relish. He wrote a column explicitly comparing the Obama administration's Russia policy to chattel slavery in the American South. His reasoning: "Numerous quotes from the February 2015 National Security Strategy closely parallel an 1850 publication that offered guidance to slaveholders on how to produce the ' ideal slave .' " Also on the list of advisers is Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, the former head of the Defense Intelligence Agency. Eighteen months after he departed government, he journeyed to Moscow and sat two chairs away from Putin at the 10th anniversary gala celebrating Russia Today . In Politico , an anonymous Obama official harshly criticized Flynn: "It's not usually to America's benefit when our intelligence officers-current or former-seek refuge in Moscow." More recently, Richard Burt, a Reagan administration official, has begun advising Trump on foreign policy. His criticisms of NATO and pleas for greater cooperation with Putin grow from a deeply felt realism. Yet his ideological positions jibe with his financial interests. Burt is on the boards of Alfa - Bank , the largest commercial bank in Russia, and an investment fund with a large position in Gazprom. Trump's advisers have stakes in businesses where the health of the Russian state is the health of the firm-where, in fact, the state and the firm are deeply entangled. The campaign isn't just one man with an aesthetic affinity for Putin and commercial interests in Russia; his sentiments are reinforced and amplified by an organization rife with financial ties to the Kremlin. * * * Is Putin already meddling in this campaign? In his chilly way, he has signaled his rooting interest. He praised Trump as "very talented." His mouthpieces are more effusive. Vladimir Yakunin, the former chairman of Russian Railways, has said of Trump, "He is addressing some internal failings of the American people." The Kremlin doesn't seem much bothered to disguise its help. Soon after the discovery of Russian intelligence hacking into Clinton servers, documents suddenly materialized on the web: a PDF of the DNC's opposition research file and a trove of spreadsheets , including a list of donors to the Clinton Foundation. Foreign intelligence agencies often go fishing for information on American political campaigns. Chinese hackers tapped Mitt Romney's servers in search of useful nuggets. But the Russians have made an art of publicizing the material they have filched to injure their adversaries. The locus classicus of this method was a recording of a blunt call between State Department official Toria Nuland and the American ambassador to Kiev, Geoffrey Pyatt. The Russians allegedly planted the recording on YouTube and then tweeted a link to it-and from there it became international news. Though they never claimed credit for the leak, few doubted the White House's contention that Russia was the source. We can only speculate about the documents the Russians have in their possession and how they might use them. The material they have released thus far is relatively innocuous, but it may just be a hint of leaks to come-as they experiment with unfurling their material and gauging the reactions to leaks. The Clinton Foundation is, after all, a pretty juicy target to have hit-a place with an ethically borderline approach to fundraising and already a primary object of Trump campaign fusillades. One of the sites that has posted purloined material is called Guccifer 2.0 , which strenuously protests that it is the work of a lone hacker. The site features a warning that it has released only a small smattering of documents from the "many thousands I extracted." He is not the only one sitting on a pile of damaging material. Julian Assange , who hosted a show on Russia Today , warned, "We have emails relating to Hillary Clinton which are pending publication." * * * Donald Trump's ego compounds his na"ivet'e. He's vulnerable to flattery; his confidence in himself exceeds his intellectual capacities. All of this makes him particularly susceptible to exploitation, an easy mark. For this reason, dubious figures have always gravitated to him. (Please read David Cay Johnston's persuasive account of Trump's long ties to organized crime.) It seems the Russian president has noticed this, too. To quote Trump on Putin, "A guy calls me a genius and they want me to renounce him? I'm not going to renounce him." In the end, we only have circumstantial evidence about the Russian efforts to shape this election-a series of disparate data points and a history of past interference in similar contests. But the pattern is troubling, and so is the premise. If Putin wanted to concoct the ideal candidate to serve his purposes, his laboratory creation would look like Donald Trump. The Republican nominee wants to shatter our military alliances in Europe; he cheers the destruction of the European Union; he favors ratcheting down tensions with Russia over Ukraine and Syria, both as a matter of foreign policy and in service of his own pecuniary interests. A Trump presidency would weaken Putin's greatest geo-strategic competitor. By stoking racial hatred, Trump will shred the fabric of American society. He advertises his willingness to dismantle constitutional limits on executive power. In his desire to renegotiate debt payments, he would ruin the full faith and credit of the United States. One pro-Kremlin blogger summed up his government's interest in this election with clarifying bluntness: "Trump will smash America as we know it, we've got nothing to lose." .

7 July 2016 - The vast majority of major German companies reported not having hired any of the million plus migrants who arrived in the country last year. The German government, International Monetary Fund (IMF), and Deutsche Bank predicted the migrants would be an economic boon for the country. Much of the international media echoed these claims, saying many doctors and architects were among last year's influx of immigration to Germany. In a survey by the Frankfurter Allgemeiner Zeitung, however, most of the top 30 companies on the German stock exchange (DAX) said they were unable to employ any of the new arrivals. The companies said migrants lacked the necessary qualifications needed to fill any of their roles. Although the companies surveyed employ four million workers, FAZ reported that between them, they had only hired 54 migrants. Fifty of these are employed by the German post office, and the vast majority of top German companies hired none at all. Software giant SAP reported having two migrants working for them, and pharmaceutical manufacturer Merck also said they had hired two. The Kiel-based Institute for World Economics estimated that only two per cent of recent migrants to Germany are employable. Professor Ludger W"ossmann, director of the Centre for the Economics of Education in Munich, said his research showed at least two thirds of migrants can't read or write. At the International Motor Show in Frankfurt, Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche said the migrant influx would provide Germany with an "economic miracle". Saying migrants who traveled to Germany are highly motivated, the automaker said his company was "looking for such people". Despite these claims, FAZ revealed Mr. Zetsche's company has yet to hire any migrants. The newspaper reports that many DAX companies are involved in the "We Together" project. The project, launched by United Internet boss Ralph Dommermuth, aims to get migrants in employment. FAZ reported that United Internet, and its subsidiary 1&1, employ 8,200 people. Of these, though, the companies have only five migrants working for them, all in trainee positions. They said they did not want to make promises they can't keep. http://preview.tinyurl.com/h539fcm

8 July 2016 - Security in migrant homes in Germany has gone from bad to worse, and the result has been a boon to migrants who want to sexually abuse children. The levels of sexual abuse of women and children in German asylum homes are reaching epidemic proportions according to new figures released by the German government. After a request by Annette Groth of the left wing party Die Linke it was revealed that 128 women and children had been the victims of sexual abuse by fellow migrants in asylum homes in just the first 3 months of 2016. German abuse Commissioner Johannes Wilhelm R"orig has called on the German Federal government to act and enforce tougher standards in asylum homes, Die Welt reports. The 128 figure only covers the number of cases reported to the Federal Abuse Commission while the total number of cases unreported is thought to be much higher - especially when it comes to the abuse of children. Many women who are victims of sexual assault, or have children that are victims, often do not report abuse for a number of reasons, including shame and culture, with many afraid that the reports may jeopardise their asylum applications. In one of Germany's largest asylum camps at the Templehof airport 1,200 migrants are housed along with 328 children in a disused airport hangar. Social worker Hans-Joachim Kretschmer says that while there have so far been no cases of reported sexual assault, he believes they are merely "lucky". Hannah Krunke, a Child Protection Officer at Templehof, is critical of the government's response to security for young children at asylum homes saying "parents cannot adequately care for their children" because many suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder and other illnesses. Ms. Krunke went on to add that the close proximity of children to male migrants in the asylum homes means that no one thinks anything of men holding hands or hugging children, saying: "This is a paradise for traffickers and pedophiles." This is not the first time critics have voiced their disapproval of the German government's handling of sexual abuse in asylum homes. Earlier this year Mr. R"orig made the claim that sexual abuse took place in every asylum home in Germany. He further added that the lax attitude from Chancellor Angela Merkel's coalition was intentional, in order to discourage any more migrants from coming to Germany. High profile cases of abuse have also occurred in other European countries like Sweden where a 15-year-old boy was brutally raped by fellow migrants who lived with him at an asylum camp. Swimming pools have also become a hotspot for child sex abuse across Germany and Austria, in particular, where cases have reached such regularity that some pools have tried banning migrants altogether. http://preview.tinyurl.com/zccey4m

Sure looks like it Vladimir Putin has a plan for destroying the West-and that plan looks a lot like Donald Trump. Over the past decade, Russia has boosted right-wing populists across Europe. It loaned money to Marine Le Pen in France, well-documented transfusions of cash to keep her presidential campaign alive. Such largesse also wended its way to the former Italian premier Silvio Berlusconi, who profited "personally and handsomely" from Russian energy deals, as an American ambassador to Rome once put it. (Berlusconi also shared a 240-year-old bottle of Crimean wine with Putin and apparently makes ample use of a bed gifted to him by the Russian president.) There's a clear pattern: Putin runs stealth efforts on behalf of politicians who rail against the European Union and want to push away from NATO. He's been a patron of Golden Dawn in Greece, Ataka in Bulgaria, and Jobbik in Hungary. Joe Biden warned about this effort last year in a speech at the Brookings Institution: "President Putin sees such political forces as useful tools to be manipulated, to create cracks in the European body politic which he can then exploit." Ruptures that will likely multiply after Brexit-a campaign Russia's many propaganda organs bombastically promoted. Advertisement The destruction of Europe is a grandiose objective; so is the weakening of the United States. Until recently, Putin has only focused glancing attention on American elections. Then along came the presumptive Republican nominee. Donald Trump is like the Kremlin's favored candidates, only more so. He celebrated the United Kingdom's exit from the EU. He denounces NATO with feeling. He is also a great admirer of Vladimir Putin. Trump's devotion to the Russian president has been portrayed as buffoonish enthusiasm for a fellow macho strongman. But Trump's statements of praise amount to something closer to slavish devotion. In 2007, he praised Putin for "rebuilding Russia." A year later he added, "He does his work well. Much better than our Bush." When Putin ripped American exceptionalism in a New York Times op-ed in 2013, Trump called it "a masterpiece." Despite ample evidence, Trump denies that Putin has assassinated his opponents: "In all fairness to Putin, you're saying he killed people. I haven't seen that." In the event that such killings have transpired, they can be forgiven: "At least he's a leader." And not just any old head of state: "I will tell you that, in terms of leadership, he's getting an A." That's a highly abridged sampling of Trump's odes to Putin. Why wouldn't the Russians offer him the same furtive assistance they've lavished on Le Pen, Berlusconi, and the rest? Indeed, according to Politico's Michael Crowley, Russian propaganda has gone full throttle for Trump, using its Russia Today apparatus to thrash Hillary Clinton and hail the courage of Trump's foreign policy. (Sample headline: "Trump Sparks NATO Debate: 'Obsolete' or 'Tripwire That Could Lead to World War III.' ") Russian intelligence services hacked the Democratic National Committee's servers, purloining its opposition research files on Trump and just about everything else it could find. They also wormed their way into the computers of the Clinton Foundation, a breach reported by Bloomberg. And though it may be a mere coincidence, Trump's inner circle is populated with advisers and operatives who have long careers advancing the interests of the Kremlin. We shouldn't overstate Putin's efforts, which will hardly determine the outcome of the election. Still, we should think of the Trump campaign as the moral equivalent of Henry Wallace's communist-infiltrated campaign for president in 1948, albeit less sincere and idealistic than that. A foreign power that wishes ill upon the United States has attached itself to a major presidential campaign. * * * Donald Trump's interest in Russia dates back to Soviet times. In fact, there's extraordinary footage of him shaking hands with Mikhail Gorbachev. It comes from 1988, the peak of perestroika and Gorbachev's efforts to charm the American public. On his legendary trip to Washington and New York, the Soviet in chief left the confines of his limousine and security cordon to glad-hand with the American people. Donald Trump suggested to reporters that the Soviet leader would be making his way to Trump Tower, a crucial station on his journey to capitalism. This was, in fact, a self-aggrandizing fabrication that Trump himself planted in the tabloids, but it was a convincing lie. A year earlier, Trump had traveled to Russia at the invitation of the Soviets. They wanted Trump to develop luxury hotels in Moscow and Leningrad to feed the regime's new appetite for Western business. "The idea of building two monuments in the U.S.S.R. has captured his imagination," Newsweek reported. Trump likely reveled in the newspaper stories that reported Gorbachev's forthcoming visit to his HQ as fact. But surely even he never expected his fake story to become reality. He must have been gobsmacked when he received word that Gorbachev wanted to pay a spontaneous visit to Trump Tower. The skyscraper's namesake rushed down from his penthouse office to pay obeisance. From the video, we can see the blotched head of Gorbachev emerge from his car. Trump and his retinue push through the crowd. "Great, great honor," the mogul says as he pumps the hand of the Soviet supremo. One of Trump's vulnerabilities is that he doesn't always vet his people, whether it's business partners, the dubious characters he retweets, or the foreign leaders who show up at his door. As it turns out, this Gorbachev wasn't really the Soviet leader but an impersonator called Ronald Knapp. Trump was lavishing praise on the winner of a look-alike contest. It was merely the first instance of Trump carelessly sucking up to Russian power in the hopes of securing business. Those Soviet hotel projects never went anywhere. But over the years, Trump has returned to the idea of building in Russia again and again. Effective real estate developers are genuine seers; they can conjure mental images of glorious structures and vibrant neighborhoods where other mortals see mere blight. Trump had the brashness to imagine developing hotels in Moscow when that was a fatal enterprise. In 1996, a Kalashnikov sprayed the American hotelier Paul Tatum, who had the temerity to complain about the Chechen mafia and the less-than-scrupulous business culture he endured. Yet it wasn't hard to see the appeal of Russia, to both the bottom line and the ego. An article in the Moscow Times described Trump as the city's first grand builder since Stalin. Indeed, he later planned a development on the site where Stalin once hoped to construct the Palace of Soviet Congresses. Five separate times Trump attempted Russian projects, hotels, apartments, and retail on the grandest scale. In one iteration, he promised an ice rink, a "members club," and a spa, for "the finest residences in Moscow." Another project he described as "the largest hotel in the world." His gaudy style appealed to Russian nouveau riche, and he knew it. "The Russian market is attracted to me," he once boasted. He registered his name as a trademark in Moscow and even licensed it to a liquor company, which sold Trump Super Premium Vodka. Government officials claimed that they wanted to do business with Trump because they also considered him super premium. In the mid-'90s, the general-turned-politician Alexander Lebed told him, "If Trump goes to Moscow, I think America will follow." Trump never could quite simultaneously align all the elements-investment, approval-to actually break ground. Yet his foray into Russia should be considered a smashing success; Trump set himself up for triumph even as he failed. With each doomed real estate project, he lavished praise on the key constituency that blesses deals, namely Russian politicians. (In front of a pack of reporters he told Lebed, "We've been reading a lot of great things about this gentleman and his country.") The praise encouraged Russian officials to keep inviting Trump back for big potential deals. Each time he traveled to Moscow for a high profile visit, he attracted press attention and his stature increased. (After one trip, he bragged about a meeting where "almost all of the oligarchs were in the room.") This elevated profile ultimately attracted investors. Russians helped finance his projects in Toronto and SoHo; they snapped up units in his buildings around the world-so much so that he came to target them, hosting cocktail parties in Moscow to recruit buyers. (His tenants included a Russian mobster, who ran an illegal poker ring in the Trump Tower and accompanied Trump to the staging of the Miss Universe contest in Moscow.) Even when he built a tower in Panama, he narrowcast his sales efforts to draw Russians, as the Washington Post has reported. "Russians make up a pretty disproportionate cross-section of a lot of our assets," Trump's son, Donald Jr., bragged. "We see a lot of money pouring in from Russia." The nature of the Donald Trump campaign is its fundamental blurring of his political and business interests-on display just recently in Scotland, when he praised the Brexit vote as a boon for his golf courses. As one campaign finance expert told the New York Times, "Historically, candidates would separate themselves from their business interests when running for office. Trump has done the opposite by promoting his businesses while running for office." Such mercantilist motives likely undergird Trump's ornate praise of Putin, too. Having a friend in the Kremlin would help Trump fulfill his longtime dream of planting his name in the Moscow skyline-a dream that he pursued even as he organized his presidential campaign. "Russia is one of the hottest places in the world for investment," he once said. "We will be in Moscow at some point."

Imagine an author who told the truth about black people? Who sees race through a prism of sad eyes, I think it would go something like this.. Dearest deformed children and sequential multicultural spark-plug dicks and vitamin deficient hermaphrodites of LiveLeak, we see the stench of ebony hypocrisy and perpetual victim-hood from a certain failed black community and not to mention its growing prejudice and racism against Whites. That's all it is, it is abject racism from blacks because otherwise a quick search will tell you the truth, cops literally kill more Whites than blacks, yet blacks are force fed this nonsensical bullshit and they believe it, they literally believe White cops ride around looking for ignorant, big-lipped black thugs to kill while they're ironically committing a crime, as if a cops' goal on some random day is to finally get a trophy boon, to throw away their career, family and life over some Bloods gang member with the IQ of a blunt. You wouldn't think people of any color could be so obtuse to defend black thuggery and black racism, but they are, read the comments, watch CNN. I don't remember cutting down anyone's banana tree or burning your watermelon patch, your black anger is not justified and it shows the true nature of your violent narcissistic character, your heroes are ghetto rap artists who degrade women and rap about life in a ghetto they don't live in because other blacks would rob and kill them for their gold teeth if they did, or it's the worship of Obama..a 'black' guy who used to be half-white before converting into a full blown muslim spear chucker hell bent on destroying the Earth, he is a terrible and belligerent so-called leader to the point of bringing on an apocalyptic oblivion, even he can't be this daft, but he sunk to a new low after hearing how a black, racist terrorist wanted to kill white people and especially white cops, yet Obama on cue proudly goes on tv and declares that his 'motivations weren't clear', likewise for the gay muslim in ISIS who shot up his gay club friends. Lord Obama couldn't decipher that one either. It must be the gun, or the blaming of the spoon that is making people fat mentality, he is a fucking fool, I don't care what color of shit he is, he is a fool. These bogus racially charged baboon loving incitement stories of race bullshit is popular among racist Yahoo, HuffPo, Zuckerturd FagBook and other DOJ loving propaganda outlets, it gets automatic views and is always circular and news worthy over a story about a black teen shooting a white infant in the face during a robbery, you never hear about those very real daily stories, that's equality, right liberals, and all ye black bloggers + pseudo-activists who bravely and rarely pen blogs about Chicago because we all know black lives matter only when a White cops kills a black criminal. It's bullshit. This false narrative that blacks are under attack is backed by the liberal Obama-Clintonian media and it's all a well documented plan to brain wash, divide and conquer the peasant populace, it's easier to control that way, you all harp about the militarization of police and then cite events like Dallas and how it does nothing but solidify why the police now need anti-aircraft guns on their patrol cars to confront a horde of black youth. You all hate guns as your cuckold leaders preach to you about violence from the safety of government buildings guarded by armed guards, they stage sit-ins..protected by the secret service, such hypocrisy and people eat it up, they wallow in this dung like a horny, muddy muslim pig or 300lb black whale in a baby shirt waiting on a check because an officer shot her kid she let the streets raise, a kid she barely knew, the next interview she does her hair will be new, likewise for the nails and cellphone, a decent profit from t-shirt sales from her dead thug-son and former neighborhood weed dealer and hubcap thief. The intelligence of people, and I use the term 'people' loosely..as they are primarily grossly ill-informed and belligerent blacks or liberals, has been insulted to the point of this agenda isn't even hidden anymore, it's in plain view, they are told exactly why these racial flames are ignited and will appeal to the oily black masses and slope heads- in large part thanks to their anti-Christ crap-colored camp counselor and community organizer- parrot, Barrack Hussein Obama, and thus they are told exactly why a similar islamic ideologically driven gasoline is being poured on their logic and understanding of events based on opinion without the merit of facts and evidence, basically the Kenyan turd speaks, they all nod in collective unison and obedience, like slaves, blue gums protruding, Afros blowing in the marijuana smelling winds, as first and foremost you bow to your real master... your Democrat owners, and yet knowing all of this to be factual and true, many jive-speakers still refuse to absorb a basic logic and common sense, you blame what they want you to blame, you blame anyone or anything but the real and glaring problem. You Jada Pinkett cucks, Scotty Pippen dykes and blackteria boons are all right about one thing. Whites don't understand what it is like to be black, and thank God for that. I admit I'll never understand how my ancestors came from Northern Ireland and Scotland, learned English, worked and eventually give or take a few moonshine related conflicts with the law, became civilized and successful members of society, they became the military, police and business owners, or professional Tetris players like myself, I have never once heard any of them whine about being forced into the army or cry about having to work the back-breaking railroad in the hot Southern sun, to build America as you know it now, I never heard a complaint about having jobs as servants or cleaning the hallways of a building in order to work there and eventually get a better position and station in life, I also believe they mastered the concept of wearing a belt fairly early on and didn't become addicted to government handouts at the expense of everyone else. They became Americans instead of hyphenated, anti-American progressive militants addicted to weed and their EBT card when not burning the flag or wiping with it, my family fought in wars and served honorably as the police and border patrol, homeland security, many still do. Were some of my ancestors members of the Ku Klux Klan? Of course they were, the KKK was a response to black crime and black terrorism, lynchings weren't random, they had a point of origin and it almost always was because of a crime being committed, the same black crime we see from the same black community today, yet slavery or racism is blamed, only no one blames blacks for selling blacks, you certainly cannot force someone to work these days, not even prisoners, no more chain gangs except for in remote parts of the South where morality and God prevails, crime and actual punishment, it is humid outside, poor condemned souls who shouldn't have broken the law. Northern liberal fake Whites should be blamed for turning the moral-equivalent of inmates loose on a civilized population, Lincoln deserved every inch of that hole in his brain, they freed savages, equally unwanted by the North and should have been sent back to their mud hut metropolis in Africa, perhaps then we wouldn't have people constantly still hating and complaining about a country that overly appeases them to no end, the chip never removed from their shoulders no matter what you give them and no matter how many times they are patted on the head for some innocuous dance that saves zero lives or really adds anything to society as far as technology and advancement goes, an apology doesn't cut it because there shouldn't be an apology for a serfdom history we all share, America is the absolute best place in the world for black people and they still shit on it, not to mention based on their criminal records if they lived any place else they would be executed or burnt with tires around their necks in predominately 'black' countries, that's right, you can't steal and have 37 felonies by the time you are 16 in those places, if the cops don't kill you, the village will. Here you get a nice tax-payer funded air conditioned and HD tv inclusive cell, complete with modern exercise equipment and basketball courts, all for the price of terrorizing people, they even give you college for free, people who don't break laws have to pay for it, you can get technical degrees that affirmative action demands for your evil, black ass, a demand that isn't made for me and my white skin that has an arrest record of zero, I don't even have a traffic violation. I challenge anyone who will call me a racist due to your bullshit liberal agenda and false narrative of reflexive belligerence or deflection, call me a racist and I'll gladly offer a rebuttal as to why events happen, from start to finish, point of origin to an end point, it is FACT, go on and bring up an example of white on black crime from the Crusades and I can bring up a hundred and seventy examples of black on black or black on white crime from last night in any major progressively Democrat city that has more than 50% black people according to the latest census reports no one ever reads. Fitting the description and acting accordingly is not a stereotype, it's the fucking truth. If there are so many bad apples in your onyx orchard, it is the orchard. Black males make up literally 6% of the US population and account for over 80% of ALL violent crime. Read that again and try to blame someone or something else for it. I'll help you out, you can't. It's their fault. Sugar coating it doesn't solve the primary problem because the problem with the black community is actually the black community. Now let's discuss the "Blame the South" bullshit, I have literally seen this mantra with my own Emerald-Earthen, wicked and wild eyes, as I spied the graves of the pre-civil war Whites in the beautiful South and the so-called 'slaves' buried next to their masters as family. It defeats the narrative of how they were treated, they apparently were treated so badly that many White families buried them next to their dead, as family. My family in particular would allow an elderly black lady who illegally lived in a shack on their vast property to help slaughter a cow and they'd give her food for her work, no one had any money, food was currency, she wasn't allowed inside of the mansion, no outsider was. The KKK burned down her shack one night and she knocked on the door and my Great Grandfather risked his own life by driving her out of town to her relatives. That's how "racist" actual Southerners are, so stop preaching to us about fucking race. Harsh words and political correctness bullshit today is NOTHING compared to actual racism, blacks aren't being burned out of their homes or dragged by ropes behind trucks or dotting the trees with their lifeless bodies, the ONLY people who use the "N-word" is black people. Some horny little black turd like Emmitt Till making a lewd sexual advance toward a married white woman and having his face beat in was probably motivated by racial dislike.. or perhaps he made advances to the wrong woman who told her husband about the sexual harassment, because that example is a lot worse than the skittle eating thief Trayvon Martin, who was shot because he sucker punched a wannabe-cop he falsely labeled as "white". Or some boon-black behemoth like Thug Mike Brown, robs a store, assaults a shop owner, attacks a White officer and is somehow martyred according to the black community who mostly called the police on his stupid black ass because he terrorized where he lived, not where "we" live. People don't know what racism is because you rarely see it these days unless it's a group of blacks attacking a white person for no other reason than he or she is white and had to use public transportation. Watch the videos, they are on here, they get featured. The same distorted logic prevails today, the focus is skewed, blurred and it's all part of the plan, as a new generation of zombie-like individuals is being raised to hate and destroy rather than become one voice to get rid of these fucking liberal, globalist multi-cultural parasites in our government who foment this bullshit and open borders, free to rape mindset, George Soros and the Obamaweleewwewwe-Clinton agenda. Blame a YT video for Muslim terror on 9/11, blame White people for blacks being evil, give me a fucking break, fuck these demented demons and the black homosexual-dick they rode in on. Black and liberal logic is creating something that isn't going to be stopped with a peaceful, alternate protest, it will be stopped by an angry elephantine white rage and purge and will result in the violent end of 12% of the population, then the focus will be on the infidels of islam, make no mistake, once it starts, it will be like Lord of the Flies for a while until calm and peace is restored, sometimes you must destroy everything in order to rebuild properly, mark my words, it will happen if we continue this coarse, who do you beta-male liberals and black thugs think the police and military will side with? It won't be you and those who wear socks with sandals and ride a Vespa to your gay cubical at Facebook HQ, that'll be burned to the ground also. People and the media stop at nothing to brain-wash and deflect, and I don't see much hope for the future, I am no humanitarian obviously, I am too honest, our country will be better off without blacks and especially w/o liberals, it'll certainly be safer and I have yet in all my life seen any value and significance in what they actually contribute to society other than generic sport-achievements, but it will be unpleasant, assimilation needs to be the focal point instead of appeasement, calling rioters protesters and making excuses for bad behavior and blatantly ignoring the disproportion in black criminality has sparked this eventual volcano of reprisals. At this point, there is no hope for assimilation, if you can't speak proper, identifiable English and pull your God damn pants up, you need to get the fuck out or in the very least, get a JOB and pay your own way, pay for your own dope and lottery tickets. You aren't disabled if you can lay around all day, sleep till the next afternoon, smoke weed and fuck LeChiquitasquisha all night, the responsibility of paying for and putting diapers on your feral kids is yours, not ours, not mine. Most uneducated blacks can't assimilate and they've had hundreds of years to do so, and yet everyone else, even those with origins from a different country easily adapt and become 'Americans'..even the Mexicans speak better Engrish, as blacks identify with a hyphen, a barbaric thuggish and lawless, largely illiterate culture and race-obsession they feel is above the unity of being an American first, and it's true what they say, the fleas won't save the dog, blacks don't typically become the police or soldiers, they are almost always indifferent or clearly on the other side of what is right and only adhere to their distorted, parroted, liberal narrative-laced logic of what they themselves find acceptable or gather some kind of monetary gain from, the gist is to conveniently blame and point fingers at everything but their own flaws and short-comings, because when your greatest achievement and contribution is putting a ball through a hoop or getting on CNN to demonize whites and people who work for a living, there is no way around it, you suck and no one wants to see your dingy, ashy black-ass and cock and balls when you wear shorts around your ankles. Imagine the shock and bewilderment of a time traveler from the 1920's seeing two black males emerge from a public bathroom with their pants around their ankles and both fondling themselves, it would be automatically assumed that they just butt-fucked each other. I am starting to think that they do, this is what the phenomenon of wearing your saggy over-sized droopy poopy parachute pants mean, Big Ern was right, they are fucking gaydarians and we are sick of having to look at it. I saw it the other day at Belks, it made me sick, that and the fact that there is no way they belonged in a high end store, they weren't shopping like we were, they were looking for shit to steal. I am Southern, my heritage is the Confederacy and Appalachian beauty, poverty and wealth, I have been on both sides of those tracks painted with red clay, I am qualified to speak on race, because it's a conversation everyone seemingly wants these days until someone speaks the bare, naked truth about it - because it's assumed that I am racist by birth because of where I am from.. and like I said, I am so racist my long-time girlfriend is caramel colored and I have never once even noted the difference in color under the sheets while we are bumping uglies.. so if I am preaching to the masses about race it is from experience, not regurgitated talking points from Fox or CNN. I have too much to say to make a video.This is how America is and should be, America is an idea, a freedom, not a fucking welfare brochure and place that continually pats someone on the head for being darker than everyone else and perpetually making excuses because you can't learn basic things or follow the same rules as everyone else, your God damn skin-suit doesn't matter and shouldn't be the bane of your existence. Whites speak to the police when they encounter them, they don't chimp out. Blacks need to adopt this method, it will save their lives since everyone cares so much about them and won't ever admit that largely they are belligerent and uneducated savages who bring about their own demise because of their actions and demeanor. No one is profiling you when crime-stats suggest that the greater chance of a crime erupting will come from someone who looks like your black ass and not me and my white ass. It is what it is. Lastly, lets behold the hypocrisy from a phony Trumpian like NeoThinker, view his racist prejudice and outrage video over racism without merit, he conveniently appeases black crime and black behavior, as always, ask yourself why the media and so called blacktivist like that old turd focus on the less than 1% black deaths caused by White police, not murder as he equivocally calls it, but death, this is the constant focus of his black-tunnel-vision type rather than the actual black murders that take place every 14 hours or so in a boon-shithole like Chicago. He doesn't write about that or make a video about that, he never does, those of his ilk never do. Using Chicago as an example, there were 60+ shootings over the Fourth of July and 14+ murders, all black, all the time, and that's just one major city in a small time frame of a day or so.. with the same intrinsic problem, yet we have a continued urinal-like live-feed of hapless non-working class blacks pouring out skittles and malt liquor for some ghetto-boon black thug who terrorized his own community and couldn't grasp a basic command from an officer that was designed to save both their lives, a simple "yes sir" and compliant attitude has been replaced by what gets them killed, a defiant, 'we want equality as long as we don't have to follow rules and you meet our outrageous demands'. It will never work that way, LeDarious or LaQundromat. Respect is a two-way street. Blacks don't respect anyone, especially themselves, it is their own fault they are being euthanized in record numbers, no one talks about the death of their family unit, how many have no fathers or no mothers to speak of, no one talks about that, they are raised by the very streets that kill them, and when that happens their estranged mothers are quick to sell t-shirts with their image on it, a nice halo made from marijuana leaves for effect. You can pay their way for their entire lives and that will not change, it is intrinsic, it's cultural, it's 'being black'.

There's been no smoking gun yet, but there is lots of evidence that a Trump Presidency would be a great boon to Putin's ambitions , particularly Donald Trump's plans to, 'Abandon Our NATO Allies' if they don't pay the United States more money. Talking on Morning Joe on Monday, Hillary Clinton Campaign Chairman John Podesta said that even if Putin wasn't responsible for hacking and leaking the Democratic National Committee's Emails over the weekend to help Trump, it's clear that there's a, Mutual Affection between Trump and Putin . "What we have is a kind of "Bromance" going on between Putin and Trump, which is distinct from this leak," he said. "And we have the Republican Party Platform moving back, saying they won't defend our NATO Allies." Co-host Joe Scarborough then pointed to Trump's "extraordinary" interview with the New York Times last week where he said that he 'wouldn't protect Baltic NATO countries from a Russian invasion' unless they paid what 'he deemed' to be a sufficient amount. Mika Brzezinski also chimed in and called the 'connections between Trump and Putin, "Frightening".' For his part, Trump this morning dismissed any talk that Putin was helping him win the general election, although Trump did still boast that, "Putin likes me."

She was dramatic as fuck! Personally I would have tazed her.

Pay attention to this video. This is the future of America if we keep electing people like Obama and HillBilly. South Africa, apartheid great boon to South African security, BLM, end of civilization

A newly-released Hilary Clinton email confirmed that the Obama administration has deliberately provoked the civil war in Syria as the "best way to help Israel." In an indication of her murderous and psychopathic nature, Clinton also wrote that it was the "right thing" to personally threaten Bashar Assad's family with death. In the email, released by Wikileaks, then Secretary of State Clinton says that the "best way to help Israel" is to "use force" in Syria to overthrow the government. The document was one of many unclassified by the US Department of State under case number F-2014-20439, Doc No. C05794498, following the uproar over Clinton's private email server kept at her house while she served as Secretary of State from 2009 to 2013. Although the Wikileaks transcript dates the email as December 31, 2000, this is an error on their part, as the contents of the email (in particular the reference to May 2012 talks between Iran and the west over its nuclear program in Istanbul) show that the email was in fact sent on December 31, 2012. The email makes it clear that it has been US policy from the very beginning to violently overthrow the Syrian government-and specifically to do this because it is in Israel's interests. "The best way to help Israel deal with Iran's growing nuclear capability is to help the people of Syria overthrow the regime of Bashar Assad," Clinton forthrightly starts off by saying. Even though all US intelligence reports had long dismissed Iran's "atom bomb" program as a hoax (a conclusion supported by the International Atomic Energy Agency), Clinton continues to use these lies to "justify" destroying Syria in the name of Israel. She specifically links Iran's mythical atom bomb program to Syria because, she says, Iran's "atom bomb" program threatens Israel's "monopoly" on nuclear weapons in the Middle East. If Iran were to acquire a nuclear weapon, Clinton asserts, this would allow Syria (and other "adversaries of Israel" such as Saudi Arabia and Egypt) to "go nuclear as well," all of which would threaten Israel's interests. Therefore, Clinton, says, Syria has to be destroyed. Iran's nuclear program and Syria's civil war may seem unconnected, but they are. What Israeli military leaders really worry about - but cannot talk about - is losing their nuclear monopoly. An Iranian nuclear weapons capability would not only end that nuclear monopoly but could also prompt other adversaries, like Saudi Arabia and Egypt, to go nuclear as well. The result would be a precarious nuclear balance in which Israel could not respond to provocations with conventional military strikes on Syria and Lebanon, as it can today. If Iran were to reach the threshold of a nuclear weapons state, Tehran would find it much easier to call on its allies in Syria and Hezbollah to strike Israel, knowing that its nuclear weapons would serve as a deterrent to Israel responding against Iran itself. It is, Clinton continues, the "strategic relationship between Iran and the regime of Bashar Assad in Syria" that makes it possible for Iran to undermine Israel's security. This would not come about through a "direct attack," Clinton admits, because "in the thirty years of hostility between Iran and Israel" this has never occurred, but through its alleged "proxies." The end of the Assad regime would end this dangerous alliance. Israel's leadership understands well why defeating Assad is now in its interests. Bringing down Assad would not only be a massive boon to Israel's security, it would also ease Israel's understandable fear of losing its nuclear monopoly. Then, Israel and the United States might be able to develop a common view of when the Iranian program is so dangerous that military action could be warranted. Clinton goes on to asset that directly threatening Bashar Assad "and his family" with violence is the "right thing" to do: In short, the White House can ease the tension that has developed with Israel over Iran by doing the right thing in Syria. With his life and his family at risk, only the threat or use of force will change the Syrian dictator Bashar Assad's mind. The email proves-as if any more proof was needed-that the US government has been the main sponsor of the growth of terrorism in the Middle East, and all in order to "protect" Israel. It is also a sobering thought to consider that the "refugee" crisis which currently threatens to destroy Europe, was directly sparked off by this US government action as well, insofar as there are any genuine refugees fleeing the civil war in Syria. In addition, over 250,000 people have been killed in the Syrian conflict, which has spread to Iraq-all thanks to Clinton and the Obama administration backing the "rebels" and stoking the fires of war in Syria. The real and disturbing possibility that a psychopath like Clinton-whose policy has inflicted death and misery upon millions of people-could become the next president of America is the most deeply shocking thought of all. Clinton's public assertion that, if elected president, she would "take the relationship with Israel to the next level," would definitively mark her, and Israel, as the enemy of not just some Arab states in the Middle East, but of all peace-loving people on earth. If Iran were to reach the threshold of a nuclear weapons state, Tehran would find it much easier to call on its allies in Syria and Hezbollah to strike Israel, knowing that its nuclear weapons would serve as a deterrent to Israel responding against Iran itself. It is, Clinton continues, the "strategic relationship between Iran and the regime of Bashar Assad in Syria" that makes it possible for Iran to undermine Israel's security. This would not come about through a "direct attack," Clinton admits, because "in the thirty years of hostility between Iran and Israel" this has never occurred, but through its alleged "proxies." The end of the Assad regime would end this dangerous alliance. Israel's leadership understands well why defeating Assad is now in its interests. Bringing down Assad would not only be a massive boon to Israel's security, it would also ease Israel's understandable fear of losing its nuclear monopoly. Then, Israel and the United States might be able to develop a common view of when the Iranian program is so dangerous that military action could be warranted. Clinton goes on to asset that directly threatening Bashar Assad "and his family" with violence is the "right thing" to do: In short, the White House can ease the tension that has developed with Israel over Iran by doing the right thing in Syria. With his life and his family at risk, only the threat or use of force will change the Syrian dictator Bashar Assad's mind. The email proves-as if any more proof was needed-that the US government has been the main sponsor of the growth of terrorism in the Middle East, and all in order to "protect" Israel.

I've been jokingly calling Ted Cruz a Batman villain for a while now because the comparison seemed to fit so well, right down to the features of his face: the taut planes of his cheeks, the vulpine peaks of his ears, the hollowness in his eyes that makes him look like a shark even as he smiles. In recent weeks, however, it has become clear that Donald Trump is the true Batman villain in this race, and not just because he won the GOP nomination by breaking all the furniture in the room, or because he dog-whistled his supporters to assassinate Hillary Clinton. Consider Trump in the context of the old, terrible '60s Batman TV series. Here's a villain with gross orange facepaint, a truly stupid live-ocelot-on-his-head hairdo, an astonishingly outsized sense of self-importance. It would not at all surprise me if, not long from now, Trump went off on one of his blundering rants and the cartooned words BAM! PHIZ! GOMP! TWEE! started appearing after he drops his silly little verbal bricks. Trump and Adam West would have made boon foes in the age of bell bottoms and Nixon. He's even got the better name for the gig: Trump! What can you do with "Cruz," really? He'll "Cruz to world domination"? That sucks. When Evil Villain Donald pulls off one of his stunts, at least he can say, "You've been Trumped! Mwah ha ha ha ha!" Hell, even The Penguin had a catchphrase of sorts. Kind of a necessary ingredient, yeah? There is also this: Cruz has a plan. Granted, it's Dominionist right-wing gibberish, but it's a plan. Trump, on the other hand, has no plan. Like, at all. He's traffic on I-95 at quitting time, all mad speed and no pattern and lots of broken glass. For more original Truthout election coverage, check out our election section, "Beyond the Sound Bites: Election 2016." I'm a fan of Christopher Nolan's rendition of the Batman film franchise, and especially of Heath Ledger's astonishing turn as The Joker in The Dark Knight. The films themselves are the absence of camp, deadly serious, as if Jason Bourne put on a bat suit, and Ledger's Joker is the stuff of legend. In Dark Knight, Bruce Wayne's stalwart sidekick Alfred tried to explain The Joker to his master. "Some men aren't looking for anything logical like money," he said. "They can't be bought, bullied, reasoned or negotiated with. Some men just want to watch the world burn." Later, when The Joker ignites a towering pile of gas-soaked cash with a lit cigar after killing half the people in the room, he says, "It's not about the money. It's about sending a message. Everything burns." That's Trump to the letter, sitting in the dark with his smartphone, the glow of the screen illuminating the diabolical look on his face as he tries to figure out how to wreck stuff in 140 characters or less. His aides should have snapped his thumbs off a year ago. He doesn't want to be president. He wants to nuke Europe, sell missiles to Japan, purge Muslims and Mexicans from the land and make women respect and adore him because these aren't tiny hands so stop saying that -- but he doesn't want to be president. This isn't a campaign. It's just another reality TV show titled "Everything Burns." Note well, Hollywood: Reality TV and Donald Trump are what happens when you don't pay your writers. So if Trump doesn't want to be president, what happens if he makes it to the White House? As always, the genuinely important part is The Crew. The candidate for president doesn't govern; the hundreds of people who slither through the door after victory do that. George W. Bush didn't wreck the country; he hired the people who did. Donald Trump has been peddling this preposterous billionaire-populist nonsense since his campaign began, but the announcement of his economic team tells you all you need to know about where he's coming from: The advisory team of 13 men -- and no women -- reflects a wide range of people from the higher echelons of American finance, including hedge fund managers and real estate investors. The median net worth of Trump's official economic advisers appears to be at least several hundred million dollars. Trump's outsider crew at times conflicts with his message of economic populism. He has painted Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton as the candidate of Wall Street, but his team is filled with hedge fund managers, bankers and real estate speculators. Trump's pitch has always been, in part, what you might call trickle-down expertise: The most successful members of the business worlds, the titans of the 1 percent, know what it takes to save to save the middle class. The advisers reinforce that idea. Trump also takes economic advice from several people who aren't listed in Friday's release, including Arthur Laffer, the former Reagan economist who is the godfather of supply-side economics; Larry Kudlow, a financial commentator who is a Laffer disciple; and Trump's own children, including his daughter Ivanka. Laffer, Kudlow and Ivanka. Those three could wreck an economy if they were 10 miles down a mineshaft with no candles and a bad map. Trump himself delivered on Monday one of the most vapid economic speeches in human history. It was like watching a rat terrier try to do math inside an activated blender, and this is the guy who is going to hand-pick a national economics team? He should stick to the stuff in his wheelhouse: Yelling at houseplants about how hot it is in here, making tiny little circles with his thumb and forefinger, and making promises his hairdo can't keep. Yeah, Gotham is in pretty deep trouble. Everything does burn when enough heat is applied. We could light the Bat Signal, I guess, but no one is coming to the rescue. This mess we have to clean up ourselves.

Iowa television reporter and photojournalist captured footage of themselves being threatened by an unidentified woman while reporting on her son's death at the hands of police. KCCI-TV said that the reporter, Emmy Victor, and Zachary Hayes were accosted on Tuesday while covering the incident, which occurred on Monday night in Boone. "Get the f*ck out of here, you stupid f*cking n*g

This is unedited raw dash cam video of the incident in Hebron, Kentucky where a Boone County Sheriff shot and killed a 19-Year Old Samantha Ramsey after she tried to flee the scene. The video starts at the scene of a previous automobile crash and then the deputy drives to the scene of the field party. For those who are impatient, go to 2:20. The entire video was 48 minutes long but I cut shortened it by cutting off the end or rest of the video.