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B(etrayal)-Day 17– 13/12/18 Pantomime season starts in Westminster
In her attempt to scrape enough votes to cling on a bit longer Treason May claimed “The DUP now support me” to which the DUP responded back “Oh No We Don’t”. Treason May also offered to resign before the next General Election, which may only be weeks away, if they voted for her to stay on, but its OK folks her lips were moving so it was just a simple lie.
New Report: Calif. Gov’t Fails To Enforce New Law That Could Have Prevented Wildfires
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New Report: Calif. Gov’t Fails To Enforce New Law That Could Have Prevented Wildfires
Why on earth would anyone want the same people responsible for disasters like this to also be in charge of our health care? The answer, by the way, is that leftists want that because they don’t really care about results as long as they get power. And being in charge of health care would give the more power of the American people than they’ve ever had before.
B(etrayal)-Day 16– 12/12/18 May to face No Confidence Vote
As Treason May concludes her final European capitals lap of humiliation, enough Tories have sent in their letters of No Confidence. This could be the end of a very sad and sorry episode in British history where a Prime Minister has colluded with foreign powers to cripple Britain and destroy it as a sovereign State., to be dismembered and looted by a ‘victorious’ enemy without a shot fired.
Chinese Military Official Urges Government to Attack US Navy
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Chinese Military Official Urges Government to Attack US Navy
‘I suggest that two warships should be sent: one to stop it, and another one to ram it.’
Today’s BREXIT BRUNCH | 12/12/18
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Help us block a resolution that would hurt privacy rights of Americans
As we head into the holidays, we have two easy calls to action for you this week. One is urgent as we expect a vote in the Senate tomorrow.
Today’s BREXIT BRUNCH | 11/12/18
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Leadership challenge looms ahead of Commons vote
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A day of remembrance and other items you need to know this week
On this day in 1941, Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service launched a surprise attack on the Pearl Harbor Navy base, killing 2,403 Americans. We will never forget the innocent men and women whose lives were lost that day and our veterans, whose lives were changed after they went to fight for one nation unified in war that would finally end in 1945.