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Saturday, November 5, 2016

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Leaked Clinton Foundation "Smoking Gun" Memo Reveals It Was Not "In Compliance With The Law"

While there are conflicting reports whether the FBI may or may not indict the Clinton Foundation, which as the WSJ reported last week is being investigated by various FBI teams, even as other parts of the Bureau - and the DOJ - seek to squash the probe, the latest dump of Podesta emails has revealed a critical, confidential memo from lawyer Kumiki Gibson to Clinton Foundation Chairman Bruce Lindsey (and former Bill Clinton attorney) which was performed as part of an outside audit of the foundation, and confirms that it was engaged in practices that broke the law.
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Las Vegas PD Continues To Use Faulty $2 Drug Field Tests Because Convictions Matter More Than Justice

The War on Drugs has never really been about eradicating illegal drugs. It's been about putting up numbers: seizures, busts, indictments, convictions. A steady flow of illegal drugs into the country ensures a steady flow of tax dollars into hundreds of government agencies. Officials talk a lot about taking down cartels, but they spend more time grabbing cash from travelers and anything they can from someone who's got nothing more on them than quantities that could be generously called "personal use."
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Dakota Access Pipeline Builder Ignored Obama Admin Request to Halt Construction

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has confirmed to DeSmog that Energy Transfer Partners, the owner of the proposed Dakota Access pipeline, has ignored the Obama administration's September 9 request to voluntarily halt construction in a disputed area, 20 miles east and west of Lake Oahe and the Missouri River. The confirmation came in the aftermath of a video published by drone pilot Shiyé Bidziil on the news website Indian Country Today titled, “Drone Footage of Dakota Access Pipeline Approaching Missouri River.” Published November 2, this video offers an airborne view of pipeline construction — coupled with heavily guarded concrete fortresses around key construction locales — in close proximity to the Missouri River.
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Podesta Files Part 29: Wikileaks Releases Another 1,749 Emails, Total Is Now 47,275

With just 4 days left until the end of the most bizarre election cycle in American history, Julian Assange continues to drop new bombshell emails from Hillary's campaign manager, John Podesta. While the latest ABC / Washington Post poll would suggest that Hillary is starting to open up a slight lead nationally, IBD/TIPP, historically the most accurate polling source, still sees the race a dead heat
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Assange: Clinton Resisted FBI, And Now They’re Out For Payback

Hillary Clinton sparked an FBI backlash, which is now surfacing, when she stonewalled the Feds, who were trying to investigate her private server, Julian Assange said during the John Pilger Special, courtesy of Dartmouth Films, which is now available in full on RT. “If you go to history of the FBI, it has become effectively America’s political police. And the FBI demonstrated with taking down the former head of the CIA [David Petraeus in 2012] over classified information given to his mistress that almost no one was untouchable. The FBI is always trying to demonstrate that. ‘No one can resist us,’” Assange told the Australian journalist during the 25-minute interview.
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Department of State helped Clinton to get rid of Manafort

Among other documents the collection of damaging documents concerning Paul Manafort are of particular interest. He was an adviser on the Ukrainian presidential campaign of the former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych and his Party of Regions. The results of CyberBerkut's investigation on the basis of the received documents are surprising. As it turns out, now the whole state machine and the entire administrative system of Ukraine are working for its overseas bosses and patrons.
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Clinton’s Charity Confirms Qatar’s $1 Million Gift While She Was at State Department

The Clinton Foundation has confirmed it accepted a $1 million gift from Qatar while Hillary Clinton was U.S. secretary of state without informing the State Department, even though she had promised to let the agency review new or significantly increased support from foreign governments. Qatari officials pledged the money in 2011 to mark the 65th birthday of Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton’s husband, and sought to meet the former U.S. president in person the following year to present him the check, according to an email from a foundation official to Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign chairman, John Podesta. The email, among thousands hacked from Podesta’s account, was published last month by WikiLeaks.
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The billion-dollar gold rush to tap into Iranian oil

Another obstacle is Iran's new model oil contract. Iran's oil ministry took more than two years to draft the new model, which continues to face political opposition from conservative hardliners. Up until now, investors have operated under short-term, fixed-fee contracts called buybacks that give them no share in the profits. The new system allows foreign oil majors to form joint ventures with Iranian companies and participate in production activity. They were previously limited to exploration and development. The change gives foreign firms the opportunity to improve ultimate recovery and reap higher returns by coordinating early stage output and using advanced methods to squeeze oil and gas from maturing fields.
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France to collect personal data of 60 million with controversial database

France’s government last week announced the creation of a highly controversial new database that will collect and store personal information on nearly everyone living in the country who holds a French identity card or passport. The massive database, known as Secure Electronic Documents (Titres électroniques sécurisés or TES), was decreed by the government on October 30 in an effort to crack down on identity theft.
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Met police is accused of 'burying' a damning report into its VIP abuse inquiry: Force plans to release Operation Midland review on the same day as the US presidential elections

Scotland Yard was last night accused of attempting to bury bad news as it plans to release a report into its disgraced VIP child sex abuse inquiry on the day of the US presidential election. Operation Midland saw a number of high-profile people falsely accused of murder and rape by a suspected fantasist known as Nick. A summary of the independent review into the inquiry is to be published on Tuesday, coinciding with the American vote.
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French teenager convicted of ‘condoning terrorism’ for naming Wi-Fi network ‘Daesh’

An 18-year-old man from eastern France was given a three-month suspended sentence under a strict new anti-terrorism law for “publicly condoning an act of terrorism” by naming his Wi-Fi network “Daesh 21” – seemingly in reference to Islamic State. Daesh is an Arabic acronym for Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL) that is often used as a pejorative by politicians to describe the terrorist group. The number “21” likely stands for the French department of Côte d’Or, of which Dijon is the capital, local media reported.
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Honey wars: crime and killings in New Zealand's booming manuka industry

It was the day the bees died – tens of thousands of them in 300 hives, mysteriously killed. “The massacre”, as it is being called, happened in the otherwise idyllic landscape of Doubtless Bay in New Zealand’s far north. And for David Yanke and Rachel Kearney, co-owners of Daykel Apiaries, the cause of death was obvious: malicious poisoning.
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State Dept. Emails: Clinton White House Data Stolen from National Archives

A newly released email from the State Department shows that Hillary Clinton was informed in April 2009 of a massive theft of data pertaining to former President Bill Clinton’s White House records. On April 13, 2009, Clinton attorney Cheryl Mills informed newly sworn-in Secretary of State Hillary Clinton via email that the National Archives could not account for a two-terabyte hard drive.
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Spirit Cooking: The Most Disturbing Podesta Email Yet?

In perhaps the most disturbing Wikileaks release to date, Tony Podesta (John Podesta’s brother) is invited to a “Spirit Cooking” dinner with performance artist Marina Abramovic. Dinner with a famous artist might sound deeply mundane, but there is far more to this story.
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“More than a Dozen” Drugmakers under Criminal Investigation for Price-Fixing, Shares Plunge, after Getting Crushed All Year

Mylan and Covis who are among our heroes in the prior article. Other companies tangled up in this include Teva Pharmaceutical, Actavis (which Teva bought from Allergan in August), Lannett, Impax Laboratories, Sun Pharmaceutical, Mayne Pharma Group, Endo International’s subsidiary Par Pharmaceutical Holdings, and Taro Pharmaceutical Industries. “Though individual companies have made various disclosures about the inquiry, they have identified only a handful of drugs under scrutiny, including a heart treatment and an antibiotic,” Bloomberg says. Except for Covis, these companies said they’re “cooperating” with the investigation. Covis said it was unable to assess the outcome of the investigation.
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