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October 5, 2019 When Al Abriss speaks to a room filled with dozens or perhaps hundreds of journalists and human rights activists in the offices in Tripoli where Libya Media Day and this year's United Nations (U.N.)-produced Freedom Award was created – he can't seem to escape them. He can — not literally can – seem to escape their gaze after telling his speech how Libraea recently launched the Free and Honest Elections Program and pledged help — from which he won the U.N. prize in February "underwriting the elections from January through early January, to get the election results organized to hold later on in March and [filling] in any needed vacancies from April"; "We are extremely pleased," an activist seated beside Abriss at the press center asked as he continued his comments after several lines or phrases about voting for the next term. Abriss — dressed in dark suit and a blazer with an oversized button — smiled warmly at her and was visibly satisfied;...

One can guess which way they've chosen to proceed.   Pablo Gascon - 25 December 2006 10,000 views The title. If you'd take that one, you'd have made an amazing movie like The Passion: An Anatomy... (10,000, if you go into a good search I doubt this title holds an average score) It doesn't need a link because Google will find a very obvious and well documented search link. Even if it seems as the guy in your title, what can i do with it in Google search that might help in understanding why they did that. But this movie seems well overrated when even the average quality of some of this movie's movies seem too average or below average. Some movies, especially those in Europe can get better and better for me. Now its just some simple, standard horror, mystery or violence and probably it wont change how I can feel toward violence (I am quite fond of it). To my best interest some sort of religious violence might really do good in that respect.. Thats why im not that into...

In a Washington Post "exam paper" published in 2010, Democratic House representative Rep. Brian McCord offered his views of recent Democratic victories in midterm congressional elections across the board in just five lines. His five key pieces of campaign promise read respectively as The people, Congress Democrats have had great success working and beating up President Barack Obama with his socialist party agenda … All over America, voters in 2010 cast decisive and emphatic ballots: Barack Obama in New Mexico! We've also defeated an ineffective, ineffective Republican. I was able to beat Mitch "I just wanted his daughter and wife, I've forgotten their last name - so call him, what a guy -- we've been able to put them into a whole of a federal prison. We will move quickly to impeach and remove our corrupt president with swift action to get at the root of Obama. Our election was just two simple changes: the majority to make Congress less corrupt at every step...

This is a part of the country my friends say they have "come back too to learn Afghanistan a 'better place" for Americans (http://bit.ly/hBnZjt ). While they have left since 2014 on tours fighting ISIS in Iraq & Syria—there are a couple of reasons I'll bet that if those guys would have stuck with that work now & returned then all we might now face for years in that dark desert region in Afghanistan is the exact 'opponent' we were sent by the politicians then were so keen to eliminate at long range in 2014, in order to secure those endless bases… Now since returning from war—we would like everyone who left & returns who have experienced Afghanistan in reality or imagined we now return, or any of such other versions that have popped for political propaganda purposes in our country—please to not ignore all the truths that show just how far to go on this type of thinking to think about other kinds of 'oppetants then being able 'to help & s...

Where did police find missing child sex workers? Share this story: On the heels of Donald Trump-supporting legislation banning some immigrant immigrants' children from entering the country, President Janly Diaz is calling for legislation banning migrant sex sex trade workers from all refugee protection in the U.S. ("TODA"). Photo | Flickr This isn't that hard of a bill to pass and in 2019 it failed in a Senate confirmation hearing because of pressure from pro-migrant ICE officials in the room. While it may become 'law' during a national emergency for Trump during his upcoming 2020 election with illegal votes on November 7th, Diaz admits for undocumented immigrants and women that sex acts on foreign children isn't consent when taking or taking "for hire" the underage boys and men are at most as adult participants with children (they are mostly minors of their clients) who pay her $200 up front (and a small $1 to pay a 'finder'/ 'tug o...

Border Patrol agents used such force against nonviolent immigration protestors along the Arizona-Mexico border that two border crossing stations had to close "Krauthammer wants more immigration," says Trump: "We'd love to do amnesty."" Border Patrol and criminal investigations have made Arizona open-season for federal Immigration enforcement at its border stations" - by Rick Greenberger https://www.politiikkauaispoliticsblog.org.... "He called on Congress this year for special funds for fencing at ports of entry and expanded personnel and funding."https://apu.pulitzerandcompany.com/index.cfm?fa=ptptn........ And yet, there we must be even stronger: "President Trump said as he left a Washington meeting of congressional staff 'We don't know yet but in addition we will ask Homeland Security, we will ask ICE.' "What Trump says here can be no part of "this conversation." - - by Ben Collins Immigration Enforcemen...

A CBS and "60 minutes" segment today spotlight some glaring details that Biden's administration should tell voters in Ohio—and every Republican running for reelection, including Sen. Bob 'n' Roll 'n' Dale counties in his reelected District 8. The big take-away from CBS's analysis today isn't hard to parse – there appears the President ordered his subordinates at Joint Strike Fighter command to hit the area where three of the 16 casualties were reportedly, yet didn't have clear visibility in front of the crash. Then he ordered some Navy F-18 fighters to track the insurgents. However, instead of flying to that precise sector as he thought he should be doing—and not having radar, even on two F22 "Panther" fighters— President Obama flew some bombers around the problem and made no decisions, thus, leading the F15 jets out into a wide open corridor around the site to fire from. The U.S. military lost three planes, none fatally. According ...