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Sarsour Group Says 'No Zionists' at Civil Rights Rally
by Ariel Behar
Linda Sarsour. Photo: Festival of Faiths via Wikimedia Commons.
It was an event to celebrate freedom and protest ongoing bigotry and discrimination.
But the group Muslims4Abolition openly engaged in bigotry and discrimination in promoting its Juneteenth rally last Friday in New York. The event, an advertisement made clear, was "open to all, minus cops & Zionists."
Juneteenth marks a day in American history that celebrates the freedom of the last slaves, more than two years after Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation (because slaves were still being kept in parts of the country).
It should surprise no one that an event which specifically excludes Zionists — those who believe in a homeland for the Jewish people — would draw support from Linda Sarsour and her organization MPower Change.
Sarsour has a history of espousing her own bigotry and excluding Zionists from progressive platforms. In a 2017 interview with The Nation, she claimed that people could not be both feminist and Zionist.
"It just doesn't make any sense for someone to say, 'Is there room for people who support the State of Israel and do not criticize it in the movement?'" Sarsour asked. "There can't be in feminism. You either stand up for the rights of all women, including Palestinians, or none. There's just no way around it."
She has repeatedly spread a blood libel linking US law enforcement personnel training in Israel to the shooting of unarmed black people in America.
"If you believe in the idea of ending police brutality and the misconduct of law enforcement officers across the country," she told the Islamic Society of North America's 2018 convention, "then you do not support an organization that takes police officers from America, funds their trips, takes them to Israel so they can be trained by the Israeli police and military, and then they come back here and do what? Stop and frisk, killing unarmed black people across the country."
Sarsour offered a similar line two years earlier, during a speech at the 20th anniversary of the "Million Man March" organized by the Nation of Islam's antisemitic leader Louis Farrakhan. "The same people who justify the massacres of Palestinian people and call it collateral damage are the same people who justify the murder of black young men and women," she said.
Sarsour has questioned Zionists who stand against white supremacy, because Sarsour believes that Israel was also built on supremacy — Jewish supremacy.
In 2016, she told an American Muslims for Palestine (AMP) event that she only wants friendships and camaraderie with those who unequivocally support the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement. The BDS movement singles out Israel for political and economic isolation while ignoring other countries with far worse human rights records. The leaders of the BDS movement have said no Palestinian would ever accept Israel's existence as a Jewish state.
Many have taken to social media to condemn Sarsour for promoting an event that excludes nearly all Jews. More than 90% of the world's Jews consider themselves Zionists to varying degrees, in that they believe Israel has a right to and should exist as a Jewish state.
"*Open to all* (minus ~90% of Jewish people who are Zionists)," tweeted Israeli activist Hen Mazzig. "We won't make this about us if you won't. Stop it. This fight is too important for antisemites to abuse this way."
"@lsarsour can't even hold a rally against racism without expressing her own bigotry," the group Democratic Majority for Israel wrote. "Her organization banned 95% of American Jews from an event they hosted."
It is historically tone deaf and somewhat ironic to mark an event celebrating emancipation and protesting discrimination by engaging in it. But that's what the group Muslims4Abolition did by excluding Jews who support Israel.
"No Zionists" — essentially banning Jews — invokes other dark periods in American history in which minorities endured discrimination.
Linda Sarsour is an antisemite who cannot help but attach herself to antisemitic bigotry. "What her organization did this week by specifically excluding those who support Israel's right to exist needs to be called out by everyone, especially by those who refuse to support it," wrote Wendy Kalman in The Times of Israel. "Because this is wrong. Just wrong."
It's not realistic to expect Sarsour to change. But she still enjoys a profile prominent enough to win a book contract from a major publisher. Her organization's embrace of a discriminatory demonstration is just more evidence that she takes advantage of her platform to spread hatred.
A version of this article was originally published by The Investigative Project on Terrorism.


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Johnny Cash & Southern Gothic Country
Maxwell Heilman - February 17, 2019 February 11, 2019
Few musicians enjoy the enduring cultural presence of Johnny Cash, as edgy teenagers still wear T-shirts with the infamous picture of him flipping off the camera. He remains the perfect rebuttal to anyone who dismisses country music as objectively terrible based on the nonsense Go Country puts out — as exemplified by his 5-part series of albums, collectively called "American." "Unchained," released in 1996 as the second installment, exemplifies the longevity of Cash's southern gothic country, connecting to the vanguard and foundation of music after decades' worth of contribution.
Potent melancholy
Blues and country music have a unique disposition in that singers can actually sound better with age. The deterioration of his vocal chords over time, if anything, adds character to his already gritty delivery. His steadfast drawls maintain momentum for the bouncy swing of "Mean Eyed Cat" and the straight ahead rock 'n' roll hoedown found in "Country Boy," along with allowing the morose ballad of "Meet Me in Heaven" to emotionally disarm the listener.
His voice blends into the tasteful twang of the instrumentals provided by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers incredibly well, drawing no overt attention to itself as its potent melancholy maintains the envy of any modern country artist. The aforementioned tracks actually represent all of the songs on "Unchained" written by Cash. Covers of "Memories Are Made of These" and "Sea of Heartbreak" both survive as popular songs from the golden age of country western music as American folk music, and Cash's harkening back to these relics shows signs of his perspective and respect for the music he popularized.
Undeniably natural
Cash's decision to cover contemporary songs remains the biggest claim to fame for "Unchained." The significance of his choices has basis in his respect for his roots and what resulted from the influence his iconic persona and intuitive songwriting had on music in general. Indeed, no one expected a cover of "Rusty Cage" by Seattle grunge legends Soundgarden, but Cash's rendition of the song has become popular in its own right.
Punk-inspired heaviness might seem like a far cry from an old-timer banging on his guitar, but the way Soundgarden made sadness their rebellion harkens back to the romantic outlaw image Cash adopted almost 40 years prior. Although separated by time, culture, and style, Cash found common ground with '90s grunge rock. In a similar way, opening track "Rowboat," written by L.A. alt-rock luminary Beck, ends up fitting perfectly into Cash's lyrical and instrumental leanings. This instance where an icon of one era provides material for an icon of a bygone era to an undeniably natural effect speaks volumes of the universal power the ethos of '50s outlaw country as pioneered by Cash.
A well of human emotion
Although over half of the material on this record was written by other people, Cash's irreplaceable aura pervades in any backdrop it is given. "Spiritual," originally released by L.A. slowcore champions Spain the year before, has a less surprisingly successful outcome. However, the fact a song released so long after Cash made his initial waves became such a seamless addition to his 82nd record gives further proof that his style taps into a primeval well of human emotion that transcends time and space. The heartbreaking plea to Jesus for romantic fulfilment from a broken man actually tugs at the listener's heartstrings all the more with the singer's raggedly aged voice carrying the profoundly sad message.
Although 2002's "The Man Comes Around," the last album Cash released in his lifetime, would astound even further with a Nine Inch Nails cover, "Unchained" remains a beautiful testament of his respect for his heritage and love of his offspring.
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Pruzhansky Uyezd (Пружанский уезд) was one of the subdivisions of the Grodno Governorate of the Russian Empire. It was situated in the central part of the governorate. Its administrative centre was Pruzhany.

Demographics
At the time of the Russian Empire Census of 1897, Pruzhansky Uyezd had a population of 139,074. Of these, 75.5% spoke Belarusian, 12.8% Yiddish, 6.7% Ukrainian, 3.0% Russian, 1.4% Polish, 0.3% German and 0.1% Tatar as their native language.

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Reclamation Bureau March 2008 – Federal Register Recent Federal Regulation Documents
Quarterly Status Report of Water Service, Repayment, and Other Water-Related Contract Negotiations
Document Number: E8-4089
Type: Notice
Agency: Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, Reclamation Bureau
Notice is hereby given of contractual actions that have been proposed to the Bureau of Reclamation (Reclamation) and were pending through December 31, 2007, and contract actions that have been completed or discontinued since the last publication of this notice on November 30, 2007. From the date of this publication, future quarterly notices during this calendar year will be limited to new, modified, discontinued, or completed contract actions. This annual notice should be used as a point of reference to identify changes in future notices. This notice is one of a variety of means used to inform the public about proposed contractual actions for capital recovery and management of project resources and facilities consistent with section 9(f) of the Reclamation Project Act of 1939. Additional announcements of individual contract actions may be published in the Federal Register and in newspapers of general circulation in the areas determined by Reclamation to be affected by the proposed action.
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American Basin Fish Screen and Habitat Improvement Project, Sacramento River, California
Document Number: 08-912
Pursuant to the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (as amended) and the California Environmental Quality Act, the Bureau of Reclamation and the California Department of Fish and Game as lead agencies have made available for public review and comment a joint Draft EIS/EIR for the American Basin Fish Screen and Habitat Improvement Project. The Draft EIS/EIR describes and presents the environmental effects of four alternatives, including no action, to modify the Natomas Mutual Water Company's water division and distribution system, thereby avoiding and minimizing potentially adverse affects to fish, particularly juvenile anadromous fish. A public hearing will be held to receive comments from individuals and organizations on the Draft EIS/EIR.
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Q: A word appears to be missing in this sentence The following sentence appeared in a report in The Guardian:

All eight will appear in court on Monday charged with grievous bodily harm and damaging property.

Should not causing be added before grievous as under?

All eight will appear in court on Monday charged with causing grievous bodily harm and damaging property.

A: Ordinarily, yes.
But in criminal law, the term "grievous bodily harm" is understood as a type of offense. It is also sometimes abbreviated as GBH.
That's why I'd say, in the example above, the journalist didn't find it necessary to add such a clarification.

A: There is no 'causing' because grievous bodily harm is the name of the crime they are charging him with. It is not a reference to the injuries the victim received.
If you cause a fire, you are charged with arson. If you cause somebodies death, you are charged with manslaughter or murder depending on whether it was deliberate or not. If you cause injuries, you are charged with actual bodily harm or grievous bodily harm depending on how bad the injuries are.

A: Think of charged with as accused of. So, you would say "he was accused of murder", "he was accused of causing harm", etc. But you can equally say, "he was accused of harm".
So, he was charged with harm is as correct as he was charged with causing harm.

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Paul Burrell: Diana would be 'heartbroken' over…
Paul Burrell: Diana would be 'heartbroken' over Harry's interviews
Paul Burrell: Diana would be "heartbroken" over Harry"s interviews
By trentonian | trentonian@trentonian.com |
PUBLISHED: May 25, 2021 at 9:00 a.m. | UPDATED: October 6, 2021 at 5:03 a.m.
Paul Burrell thinks Princess Diana would be "heartbroken" over Prince Harry's recent public confessions and outbursts.
The former butler thinks his late boss – who tragically died in a car accident in 1997 – would "disapprove" of her son's public criticism of the British royal family in interviews with Oprah Winfrey and urge him to live a quiet, private life with his pregnant wife Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, and their two-year-old son Archie.
Speaking to Closer magazine, Paul said: "What he's doing now is going to make everything so much worse for him.
"Diana would be heartbroken it's come to this.
"Not only would she be devastated that Harry is cut off from his family, but she'd disapprove of him tearing down the royals.
"She'd want him to stop airing his dirty laundry and to live a quiet, private life, focused on his children."
But Paul, 62, understands why 36-year-old Harry – whose father is Prince Charles – is still "deeply affected" by losing his mother when he was just 12 and having the eyes of the world on him as he mourned her.
He said: "There's no doubt that Harry was incredibly deeply affected by his mum's death.
"She was the closest person to him in the entire world.
"I remember him being at Kensington Palace, and breaking down, asking to have some of her personal items – like her hairbrush. It was devastating.
"But days later, he was walking the procession behind Diana's coffin with a straight face and no tears.
"He didn't want to do it at all but he was made to do that.
"I think that would have stuck with him."
The former 'I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!' star thinks Harry has been "blinded" by his 39-year-old American wife but believes the former 'Suits' actress – previously known as Meghan Markle – is the only person who can intervene and stop her husband "doing any more damage".
He said: "He's been blinded by Meghan, by her beauty and by this Hollywood world.
"I think now it could only be Meghan who can stop him from doing these interviews and doing any more damage and destroying himself.
"He won't heal if he keeps doing this – it'll make things worse in the long run.
"I honestly have no idea when it will stop."
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A Pius Geek: Holy Terror ... Batman? A writing Blog.
Oh wait, that would make Gotham a perfect target.
My friend Jason said that it wouldn't work because the larger DC universe would make it impossible for al-Qaeda to exist. After all, there's "The Society," Lex Luthor, Ra's al-Ghul, and a whole bunch of others who operate on an international scale. It's like the problem someone had with Straczynski's Amazing Spider Man 9-11 issue, where he wrote that even the villains like Doctor Doom were offended by 9-11 .... to which someone replied online that "If Doctor Doom were offended by al-Qaeda, they'd be dead within 48 hours. All of them."
At which point, that becomes one of my short stories.... It would take too long to explain here, but for the Gotham universe, an al-Qaeda attack would probably go as follows.
Within the week, they would be out of money .... Catwoman would have robbed them. Repeatedly.
The first time they blew up a building with any amount of plants ... Poison Ivy would hunt them down and feed them to her vegetable garden.
The Joker would probably meet up with al-Qaeda .... for about five minutes. And then he would gas them because he didn't like their sense of humor, since, from what I can tell, they don't seem to have one.
And then, after the Joker starts killing them en mass, the organized crime outfits of Gotham would machine-gun the rest on the principle that al-Qaeda was muscling in on their territory.
Then, if al-Qaeda was really lucky, Batman would arrest whoever was still alive.
Right now, I'm just hoping that Miller's writing ability hasn't completely failed him. Because if he puts out another piece of quality work like The Spirit, I think the lynch mob after him might get larger.
AQ would have to have metahumans if they were to survive in DC or Marvel (or Image, for that matter). Plus, Kurt Busiek gave us Khyber, a AQ-esque leader who is destined to become a major Superman villain (depending on the DCU reboot, of course).


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import java.util.concurrent.CountDownLatch;
import java.util.concurrent.Executor;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;

import org.apache.activemq.artemis.utils.ExecutorFactory;
/**
 * A factory for producing executors that run all tasks in order, which delegate to a single common executor instance.
 */
public final class OrderedExecutorFactory implements ExecutorFactory {

   final Executor parent;

   public static boolean flushExecutor(Executor executor) {
      return flushExecutor(executor, 30, TimeUnit.SECONDS);
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   public static boolean flushExecutor(Executor executor, long timeout, TimeUnit unit) {
      final CountDownLatch latch = new CountDownLatch(1);
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From refugee to world leader, Madeleine Albright remembered in Washington
Catholic News Service | 04/28/2022
By Rhina Guidos Catholic News Service
WASHINGTON (CNS) -- She was remembered as an immigrant, a refugee, the little girl fleeing danger who would later come to champion the ideals of the country that took her and her family in.
Madeleine Albright was eulogized April 27 at a funeral service at Washington's National Cathedral by notable friends and family gathered to remember the happy but also turbulent times in the life of the former U.S. Secretary of State, the first woman to hold that position.
"Mom took a particular interest whenever I let her know that I was visiting refugees or working to help girls get a better chance for an education. Often, her voice would grow a bit deeper, the conversation slower, and I could tell that she was reminded of being an 11-year-old immigrant girl who survived the Blitz, moved around repeatedly, left her homeland and arrived in the United States in 1948 with her sister, brother and parents, seeking refuge and wanting a better and safer future," said her daughter Alice P. Albright during the service.
It was an experience that marked the life of the native of what was then known as Czechoslovakia. Albright was born in its capital of Prague, and later followed in the steps of her diplomat father Joseph Korbel.
"Albright says she was raised as a Catholic from earliest memory," says a 1997 article from The Washington Post, recounting what little is known about her Jewish family becoming Catholic, a move likely taken to escape persecution. Her family's Jewish roots for a long time were unknown to her. She later became an Episcopalian.
In 1998, as Secretary of State, she met Pope John Paul II at the Vatican where they both talked about their East European roots and expressed hope for change in Cuba after the pope's visit that same year, said an archived article from The Washington Post.
Though her mother, father and siblings were able to escape the fate that befell millions of Jews under the Nazis, The Washington Post report found that some members of her extended family were victims of the Holocaust.
And perhaps that's why she cared so deeply about those facing precarious conditions in far-off lands, even as her immediate family found security and refuge in the U.S.
"Even though she became one of the world's top diplomats. Mom never forgot where she came from, and how precarious circumstances were when she first arrived in the United States. This explains why Mom never took anything for granted and was always grateful for everything," said her daughter Alice.
"Your mom was a force, a force of nature. With her goodness and grace, her humanity and her intellect, she turned the tide of history," President Joe Biden told Albright's three daughters at the service.
He recalled her tireless work to maintain and expand the North Atlantic Treaty Organization as a means of stability in Europe and the world.
"It was not lost on me that Madeleine was a big part of the reason NATO was still strong and galvanized as it is today," Biden said.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton recalled during the service one of the last conversations the two had days before her March 23 death at age 84.
"She continued to issue blunt warnings about the dangers posed by authoritarianism and fascism with undeniable moral clarity," Clinton recalled, adding that the world and people in the U.S. should rally "against (Russian President Vladimir) Putin's horrific invasion of Ukraine and the urgent work of defending democracy at home and around the world."
On Feb. 23, even as her health was deteriorating because of the cancer that eventually took her life, she found time to pen an opinion piece for The New York Times titled "Putin Is Making a Historic Mistake."
"Ukraine is entitled to its sovereignty, no matter who its neighbors happen to be. In the modern era, great countries accept that, and so must Mr. Putin," she wrote. "That is the message undergirding recent Western diplomacy. It defines the difference between a world governed by the rule of law and one answerable to no rules at all."
President Biden also recalled her impact on encouraging women to join the highest levels of government and said "she made sure that young women knew they belonged at every single table having to do with national security, without exception."
"Today, across our government and around the world, Madeleine's protégés are legion," he said. "Many are here today, each carrying within them a spark lit by her passion and her brilliance."
She earned a doctorate from Columbia University in 1975 and later became U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, U.S. Secretary of State, served on the board of directors for the Council on Foreign Relations, and served as a longtime professor at Georgetown University's Walsh School of Foreign Service, among her many accomplishments. She also became an author and champion for women in politics.
But above all, what came first was family, Biden said.
"Nothing mattered to Madeleine more than the family -- nothing," Biden said. "Madeleine had the same rule that I do and others here do: No matter what's happening in my day -- as President (Barack) Obama can tell you -- or who I'm meeting with, if one of my children calls, I take the call. She was the same way. Anne, Alice, Katie, and her grandchildren -- each of you -- each of you is literally a tribute to her enormous capacity to love."
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