How come no one, not even the psychosexuals, made a single peep about the people involved in the shooting were involved in child porn operations, leading to a question of child trafficking out Saudi Arabia, operating on an U.S. military base on U.S. soil? Boo Boo Barr is talking smack because there is not only case precedent, but we have the ability because we did it before.
The question was always "how will they have access", not "if". And the current answer is "boxes full of 0-day in every precinct with no technical controls or legal review by third-parties before use that cost you a bunch of a taxes". https://t.co/VYIUZliTx7
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New residents of Hamtramck may register to vote at City Hall, 3401 Evaline, Hamtramck, MI 48212, at any Secretary of State Branch Office, at certain state agencies, or by mail. Your voter registration is permanent; however, If you move from one community to another or change your name, you must reregister to vote. State law requires that you register to vote at the address shown on your Michigan Driver’s License.
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Close of Registration is now 2 weeks before election day. Anyone wishing to register to vote inside the 2 week window can do so at the City Clerk’s Office even on Election Day.
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Update 2019:
In November 2018, Michigan voters overwhelmingly approved changes to Michigan Election Law. One of these changes is the ability to vote absentee (also known as vote by mail) without a specific reason. We encourage voters of all ages to call the City Clerk’s Office at 313-8001-5233 ext. 821 or stop by the window in City Hall and ask to be put on the “Permanent AV List”. Voters on this list will automatically receive an Application for Absentee Ballot for each election cycle every year. Spread the word to your constituents and e-mail contacts in town!
Elections in Hamtramck typically occur on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in August and November each year. For specific information not listed on this page, please contact the City Clerk’s Office at 313-800-5233 ext. 821.
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To request being placed on the permanent list contact the Clerk’s Office at 313-800-5233 ext. 821.
George Nader, a Middle East power broker who cooperated with former special counsel Robert Mueller’s probe of Russian interference in the 2016 election, was arrested Monday on federal charges related to transporting child pornography.
Nader was taken into custody at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York, a year and a half after his phones were searched by federal authorities
Nader helped arrange a meeting between Blackwater founder Erik Prince and Russian money manager Kirill Dmitriev in the Seychelles in January 2017.
This 1998 frame from video provided by C-SPAN shows George Nader, president and editor of Middle East Insight. As an adviser to Abu Dhabi’s crown prince, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Nader worked throughout 2017 with Elliott Broidy, a fundraiser for President Donald Trump, in a secretive lobbying effort to alter U.S. policy in the Middle East.
George Nader, a Middle East power broker who cooperated with former special counsel Robert Mueller’s probe of Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election, was arrested Monday on a federal charge of transporting child pornography.
Nader, who after the election of President Donald Trump was asked by a leading Russian money manager to introduce him to officials in Trump’s transition team, was taken into custody at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York, according to federal prosecutors in Virginia, who are handling the case.
A 60-year-old citizen of Lebanon and the United States, Nader appeared later Monday in federal court in Brooklyn at a bail hearing, where prosecutor Miriam Glazer urged Judge Cheryl Pollak to detain him on the grounds that he is a danger to the community and a flight risk.
Pollak ordered Nader detained overnight as she asked for additional medical information about Nader and a person who would secure his release bond if granted. The bail hearing is due to resume Tuesday afternoon
The complaint against him was unsealed in Virginia federal court on Monday after his arrest. But that complaint was actually filed in April 2018, three months after he was interviewed by FBI agents in January 2018 at Washington Dulles International Airport about a matter “unrelated to child pornography,” according to the complaint.
It was during that encounter that Nader was first asked to cooperate with the special counsel.
Three of Nader’s iPhones were seized at the time. And at least one of them was later found to contain videos of minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct, according to the complaint unsealed Monday.
It is not the first time Nader has faced legal jeopardy in the United States for child porn.
He was convicted of the same charge in Virginia in 1991 and sentenced to six months in prison.
He faced another similar charge in 1985 that was dismissed on the basis of an invalid search warrant.
An attorney for Nader did not respond to a request for comment.
Nader helped arrange a January 2017 meeting in the Seychelles between Erik Prince and Kirill Dmitriev, the head of Russia’s sovereign wealth fund, who reported directly to Russian President Vladimir Putin, according to Mueller’s report on his investigation.
Prince, founder of the private security company Academi — formerly Blackwater — is the brother of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos.
That meeting was set up after Dmitriev asked Nader “to request a meeting with the ‘key people’ in the incoming [Trump] administration as soon as possible in light of the [g]reat results” of Trump’s election victory, according to Mueller’s report.
Nader has played a role in the diplomatic efforts of some U.S. presidents.
He worked on President George H.W. Bush’s efforts to release hostages held in Lebanon, and later was involved in President Bill Clinton’s attempt at reaching a peace deal between Israel and Syria, according to CNN.
Nader faces a minimum sentence of 15 years and a maximum of 40 years if convicted, the Justice Department said.
She's baaaaaaaaaack!
That is right, the one, the only Michele Bachmann, the inspiration for me to launch multiple blogs to document her history in being the leader in the trafficking of tiny humans, in the name of the tax exempt god.
Yes, the same Michele who was told to go very far away by the FEC for using her PAC presidential campaign money to run her congressional campaign.
Yippers, the same Michele who misplaced over $1 million in these presidential campaign funds.
Mais oui, the Michele who ran her "pray the gay away" operation with her wife, Marcus Bachmann. (I said wife, intentionally) and bill Medicaid for these christian therapeutic services that were unallowable under CMS.
نعم فعلا, the Michele who paid her mortgage and trained her live-in servants as a foster parent.
Ja, the same Michele who received farm subsidies through her wife's family.
是, that Michele who was the face of the Foster Care Congressional Caucus that refused to mention child trafficking through foster care and adoption.
да, the same Michele who preached that black children and families were better under slavery.
כן, the Michele who sat on the House Foreign Intelligence Committee and refused to speak upon child trafficking coming across our borders through christian adoption.
Michele is back and so is the Celestial Goddess of the Woodshed.
Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman held a rare meeting with American evangelical Christians on Thursday, as the ultra-conservative Muslim kingdom seeks to open up more to the world and repair an image of religious intolerance, Reuters reports.
The delegation was led by communications strategist Joel Rosenberg and included former US Congresswoman Michele Bachmann, according to an emailed statement by the group, as well as heads of American evangelical organisations, some with ties to Israel.
“It was a historic moment for the Saudi Crown Prince to openly welcome Evangelical Christian leaders to the Palace. We were encouraged by the candour of the two-hour conversation with him today,” the statement said.
The delegation also met Saudi officials including Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir, Saudi Ambassador to Washington Prince Khalid bin Salman, and secretary-general of the Muslim World League Mohammed al-Issa.
A visit by such prominent non-Muslim leaders, who estimate they represent about 60 million people, is a rare act of religious openness for Saudi Arabia, which hosts the holiest sites in Islam and bans the practice of other religions.
Some of the figures’ support for Israel, which the kingdom does not recognise, is also striking. For instance, Mike Evans, founder of the Jerusalem Prayer Team, describes himself on his website as “a devout American-Christian Zionist leader”.
Saudi Arabia has maintained for years that normalizing relations with Israel hinge on its withdrawal from Arab lands captured in the 1967 Middle East war – territory Palestinians seek for a future state.
But increased tension between Tehran and Riyadh has fuelled speculation that shared interests may push Saudi Arabia and Israel to work together against what they regard as a common Iranian threat.
Prince Mohammed, who in recent years has loosened strict social rules and arrested Saudi clerics deemed extremists, said in April that Israelis are entitled to live peacefully on their own land. A month earlier, Saudi Arabia opened its airspace for the first time to a commercial flight to Israel.
Several members of the delegation, which met with Abu Dhabi’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed in the United Arab Emirates earlier in the week, have also advised US President Donald Trump on faith issues.
At the end of May, the Obama administration quietly suspended transfers of cluster munitions to Saudi Arabia following concern raised by evidence showing that the Saudi-led coalition had used US cluster munitions in or near civilian areas in Yemen. A congressional initiative led by Representative John Conyers Jr. that sought to legislate that suspension was narrowly defeated today.
Human Rights Watch and others have systemically documented evidence showing continued use of cluster munitions, even after Saudi officials publicly claimed it was not using them.
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