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Last December, the British government published a summary of the findings of a classified Review of the Brotherhood both in Britain and abroad. The Review was ordered by Prime Minister David Cameron and was conducted by two of Britain's most expert civil servants in the Arab world and Islamist ideology. They concluded that the Brotherhood was secretive, that its claim to have officially disowned violence was not credible and that aspects of its ideology and tactics both in the UK and abroad were "contrary to our values and have been contrary to our national interests and our national security." UK Brotherhood associates identified in the Review have responded angrily, denying they are "in any way linked to the Muslim Brotherhood." British journalist John Ware examines their response in the latest edition of the British magazine Standpoint which describes as its core mission the "celebration of western civilisation."
John Ware is a British journalist who was a senior correspondent for the BBC's flagship investigative current affairs programme, Panorama, from 1986 to 2012. He has written extensively about the origins, growth and influence of the Muslim Brotherhood network in the UK which he says closely parallels its American counterpart.
The tone was plaintive, almost bewildered. "We work tirelessly for the good of British society on several fronts," Anas Altikriti protested before calling a press conference to refute the government's charge that he and other like-minded Muslim leaders are doing the opposite.
A classified government review by two of Britain's leading civil servants, expert in the Arab world and Islamist ideology, has concluded that organisations like the one Altikriti heads are, in effect, fronts for the Muslim Brotherhood — a charge they categorically deny.
The Ikhwan al-Muslimeen, as it is known in Arabic, was established in 1928 in Egypt and its goal was — and remains — the step-by-step Islamisation of Muslim communities with the ultimate aim of creating a global Caliphate ruled by holy law. "Allah is our objective" is the Brotherhood's motto, "The Prophet is our leader. The Koran is our constitution. Jihad is our way. Dying in the way of Allah is our highest hope."
With Altikriti on the platform was Omer El-Hamdoon, president of the Muslim Association of Britain, and Mohammed Kozbar, chairman of the Finsbury Park Mosque, North London, where the press conference was held. "We are not enemies of the state," said the gently-spoken Hamdoon. All three say they "totally reject the allegation" that they are "in any way linked to the Muslim Brotherhood".
Altikriti, in particular, has emphasised that he has "absolutely no links" and on its face his denial would seem to be consistent with the values of "tolerance" and "positive co-existence" which he says he is devoted to promoting. It's certainly a vision a world away from the Brotherhood's founder, Hassan al-Banna, who sought the moral purification of Muslims, because he regarded them as having been infected by Western decadence. That and his belief that Jews were a major source of the infection help explain why he was an admirer of Hitler and why he translated Mein Kampf into Arabic, calling it My Jihad.
Al-Banna's legacy has bequeathed a virulent strain of anti-Semitism, homophobia, and disdain for the West and its pluralist values within the Brotherhood that survives to the present day. But no hint of that is to be found in the estimable "Vision" and "Values" section of Altikriti's think-tank, the Cordoba Foundation, which he established so that Muslims and non-Muslims can "strive" to "understand each other."
The Cordoba Foundation says it promotes "intercultural dialogue and positive coexistence among civilisations"; it puts a premium on "compassion, peace, justice" and is a "strong voice of tolerance and reason". It asserts that its "independent" research is underpinned by "sound" academic authorities. What could be more in tune with those British values which the Prime Minister has done so much to promote over the last year as part of his counter-extremism strategy?
Nothing, according to Mohammed Kozbar, sitting alongside Altikriti. With the help of the Metropolitan Police, the Finsbury Park mosque was "liberated" in 2005 by Kozbar and his fellow trustees from the hook-handed demagogue Abu Hamza, now serving life in an American jail. Today, says Kozbar, the mosque serves as a "role model to other mosques and community centres". In fact, he says, his mosque, together with the Muslim Association of Britain and "similar Muslim organisations", could "teach" David Cameron "a thing or two about British values".
Really? It is true the Finsbury Park mosque does good by offering hot meals to the homeless. But since its "liberation" it might also benefit from a few lessons in British values. It has hosted speakers who are on the record as having said they were inspired by the books of Hassan al-Banna and by the Brotherhood's spiritual leader, Sheikh Yusuf Qaradawi, who in 2009 thanked Hitler for having "managed to put Jews in their place". Another speaker hosted by the mosque has described Jews as having "no conscience" and "having all the bad qualities: lies, jealousy, treachery, cowardice, aggression"; another has argued that apostates from Islam must be killed; and yet another has said, "We don't need to go to the Christians, or the Jews, debating with them about the filth which they believe."
You only have to imagine what — rightly — would be the reaction had Cameron ever shared a platform with people who spoke of Muslims in such a venomous way.
The mosque's trustees are also happy to be photographed with Hamas leaders in Gaza. Indeed, one of the trustees is himself a fugitive Hamas commander. Like some other Muslim Brothers, he appears to use London as a base from which to travel to the Middle East to promote the movement — even though Hamas's military wing has been designated a terrorist organisation here and elsewhere because it has deliberately targeted unarmed civilians. Hamas is, of course, the Palestinian branch of the Brotherhood.
The government review of the Muslim Brotherhood was conducted by Sir John Jenkins, until recently ambassador to Saudi Arabia, and Charles Farr, a former MI6 officer and Director General of the Office for Security and Counter-Terrorism in the Home Office. He now chairs the Joint Intelligence Committee. Jenkins examined the development, ideology and structures of the Muslim Brotherhood around the world, from when it was established to the present day. Farr investigated the Brotherhood's network in the UK.
The Brotherhood is now banned in Egypt, the Emirates and Saudi Arabia, and in commissioning his review, Cameron has been accused by Altikriti, Kozbar and el-Hamdoon of bowing to those states under threat of losing defence contracts. In truth, the Prime Minister had become increasingly concerned that the Brotherhood's network here, whilst not engaging in violent extremism, was helping to create the conditions that allowed it to flourish.
Altikriti and his colleagues say the opposite is true and that Jenkins and Farr's work is "filled with mistakes". Is it? What about their categorical denial that they are not linked "in any way" to the Brotherhood?
The published summary of the classified review finds that much about the Brotherhood's UK network of associates and affiliates "remains secretive, including membership, fundraising and educational programmes". Perhaps that is why Jenkins and Farr are careful to refer to "organisations associated (my emphasis) with the Muslim Brotherhood".
Judged by this criteria the associations are numerous. The Egyptian Brotherhood has morphed into a global movement of like-minded organisations, often interconnected. Hence Mohammed Kozbar's Finsbury Park Mosque is identified by a Muslim directory as being "Salafai Ikhwan" (Brotherhood) and he is also a vice-president of the Muslim Association of Britain (MAB). Altikriti was MAB president (2003-04), and he and Mohammed Kozbar were directors (2000-2007).
MAB was established in 1997, its founding president having previously been the Brotherhood's official spokesman in the West. In September 2002, MAB published a paper called "Inspire" which explained how MAB had indeed been Brotherhood-inspired. Virtually all of the modern influences quoted were Muslim Brotherhood leaders and ideologues. In 2002, MAB paid its condolences on the death of the "General Guide to Muslim Brotherhood", Mustafa Mashoor, and did so again in 2004 on the death of his successor, Mamun al-Hudaybi.
An archived link from MAB's 2004 website identified some of the "links" that Altikriti today insists do not exist. MAB said then that "amongst its members are those who back in their original countries were members of the Muslim Brotherhood."
In 2005, Altikriti himself told me: "My family is Muslim Brotherhood." His family are from Iraq and his father, a consultant radiologist, was head of the Muslim Brotherhood there. "When I was in the Arab Emirates, I was extremely closely linked with the Muslim Brotherhood," he explained. "I used to go to some of their (study) circles." At a conference in Doha in 2010, Altikriti was listed as representing the Islamic party in Iraq which he himself has described as a Muslim Brotherhood "offshoot".
I count at least 30 Islamic organisations in Britain that are closely associated with the Brotherhood. Broadly, they seek to popularise a more "ideologised" version of Islam (as the theologian Malise Ruthven puts it) by monopolising political representation of Muslims in Britain. They want the government to adopt a more Islamist-friendly foreign policy, and of course to expand politicised sacred space. Even though Brotherhood-associated organisations actually control only a handful of mosques, their political activism has exerted an influence over Muslims disproportionate to their size.
Here, for example, is "Jemal", MAB's delegate to a Stop the War Coalition conference, who told the British Communist Party journal Weekly Worker in 2003 that many Muslim organisations here had been "set up under the influence of the ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood . . . we have gone from strength to strength." A decade later, Altikriti was asked in an interview published by his own Cordoba Foundation to identify the "most important Muslim Brotherhood institutions that had an influence on the Muslim community in Britain".
Altikriti responded by naming ten organisations, including six mentioned in the government review — another "mistake" by Messrs. Jenkins and Farr: UK Islamic Mission (UKIM); Federation of Student Islamic Societies (FOSIS); Islamic Society of Britain (ISB); Islamic Forum of Europe (IFE); Muslim Association of Britain (MAB); and Muslim Council of Britain (MCB). As the review says, the ISB has been inching away from its Brotherhood birthright and seems to be focused on promoting an identity that's closer to the mainstream. Its activist erstwhile brothers meanwhile claim it is they who represent "normative" Islam. If they are right, we're in trouble.
Take UKIM which runs some 50 mosques. Jenkins and Farr say UKIM "still explicitly argues that it is not possible for an observant Muslim to live under a non-Islamic system of government whilst also anticipating the forthcoming 'victory' of Islam over Communism, capitalist democracy and secular materialism". UKIM was established by supporters of the Brotherhood's south-east Asia counterpart, the Pakistani Islamist party, Jamaat-e-Islami, whose members sheltered some notable al-Qaeda terrorists, including the 9/11 architect Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. UKIM insists it has "strongly condemned all forms of extremism" but it is clear, if only in terms of UKIM's worldview, that its definition of "extreme" cannot be reconciled with mainstream Britain's.
What about the influence of the Islamic Forum for Europe (IFE)? It dominates the East London Mosque in Tower Hamlets. Like the Finsbury Park Mosque, its volunteers do good community work offering advice on marriages, families, women's services, pro-bono legal support, and ex-offender support, though why such services for Muslims have to be provided by Muslims is unclear if, as the mosque says, promoting community cohesion is its "mission". Under the IFE's influence, the mosque has also transformed large parts of the East End into communities that are so conservative in lifestyle and attire that they have effectively segregated themselves from any meaningful social interaction with the mainstream. IFE members have privately advocated sharia law and it was also the IFE which propelled Britain's first directly-elected Asian mayor, Lutfur Rahman, into power in Tower Hamlets, only for one court to find that he was corrupt, a liar, a politician who played the race and religious card, and an election cheat and now for another court to find he has been a long-standing tax cheat. Yet Altikriti is on record as having said that since its arrival in the UK the Brotherhood has cultivated a "comparatively progressive narrative" here, and is "amongst the most progressive . . . religious- based movements in general".
Again, the government review finds otherwise, concluding that MAB — and other Brotherhood associated organisations — have yet to "clearly and publicly promote a vision of Muslims living in this country as integrated British citizens".
What is stopping this vision from materialising? The review found the Brotherhood was more focused on trying to Islamise individuals and the Muslim community than the state. Yet that was also Brotherhood founder Hassan al-Banna's strategy as he sought to change Islam, the faith, into a political ideology by Islamising individuals as a first step towards creating Islamised communities with the ultimate political goal of building a caliphate with laws, customs and lifestyles organised entirely around Islam.
JW: You have this firm conviction that one day there . . . will be an Islamic state here in Britain?
AA: The Prophecy of the Prophet Muhammad is quite clear of that: and that is that the world will embrace Islam . . .
JW: How will this happen?
AA: I have no idea.
JW: I don't mean this pejoratively but is this something you are working for?
AA: No, I would be absolutely lying if I said, "Yes, in my daily activities and when I work for MAB [Muslim Association of Britain] . . . I had in mind that I'm trying to bring forth the conversion of Europe to Islam," I would be lying if I said so. But at the same time I would also lying if I said I'm not convinced in my heart of hearts that it will happen . . . I know for a fact that this will happen in spite of me whether I work for it or not.
So if Altikriti is not working towards this global transformation, what exactly is he doing? "The only obligation that I have is what I call Da'wah," he explained, which is the Arabic term for proselytising, or inviting people to Islam. And, according to the scholar often referred to as the Brotherhood's spiritual leader, Sheikh Yusuf Qaradawi, Da'wah is what will lead to Islam coming "back to Europe for the third time, after it was expelled from it twice . . . Conquest through Da'wah that is what we hope for. We will conquer Europe, we will conquer America! Not through sword but through Da'wah." It's a point the Sheikh has made many times.
One thing seems clear: whether the Brotherhood is actively seeking to lay the groundwork for a caliphate, the amount of politicised sacred space has expanded rapidly here in Britain as in much of the world since the Egyptian Brotherhood's influence has gone global. It is why this "ideologised" version of Islam is someties referred to as history's latest big idea since the fall of Communism and fascism. So where does the Brotherhood stand on violence?
The Egyptian Brotherhood told Sir John Jenkins it had "consistently adhered to peaceful means of opposition, renouncing all forms of violence throughout its existence." Again, he finds otherwise. While engaging politically where possible, Sir John says the Brotherhood has "also selectively used violence and sometimes terror in pursuit of their institutional goals". Brotherhood-linked media platforms "seem to have deliberately incited violence" after the ousting in 2013 by a military coup of the Brotherhood's first Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi because he failed to deliver his commitment to democracy, notwithstanding Altikriti's claim that the Brotherhood is the world's "most important Islamic democratic force". The review also found that the Brotherhood has "deliberately, wittingly and openly incubated and sustained" Hamas, the Brotherhood's Palestinian branch.
Altikriti, his two colleagues on the press platform and other Brotherhood-associated organisations have roundly condemned terrorist attacks on the UK and terrorism by al-Qaeda and so called Islamic State abroad.
But some of Altikriti's associates here have also openly applauded attacks by Hamas against unarmed Israeli civilians, including suicide bombings. Nor has Altikriti publicly disowned Hamas, which he does not regard as a terrorist organisation anyway, although he has said he does not consider Israeli civilians to be legitimate targets.
However, when interviewed by the BBC in 2014, Altikriti denied that the Brotherhood's spiritual leader Sheikh Yusuf Qaradawi supported suicide bombing, insisting he knew of no evidence that Qaradawi did, even though the cleric has been very widely publicised as saying he considers them to be "heroic acts. We should hail those who carry out these acts and bless them and call on God to take them to live in Paradise." Altikriti's claim to have been ignorant of Qaradawi's blessing is especially bewildering because it was his organisation, MAB, in 2004 — the year he was also MAB president — that invited Qaradawi to London amid a storm of protest in the newspapers and on the BBC about this very issue. Moreover, Altikriti was photographed sitting next to Qaradawi at a reception at City Hall, London, hosted by the then mayor, Ken Livingstone. Usama Hasan, now senior researcher at the Quilliam Foundation, says he was present at the reception and heard Qaradawi asked about women and children as targets. According to Hasan, Qaradawi replied in Arabic that there was no such thing as civilian targets in Israel because "Israeli women are not like our women. They are living in a militarised society." Altikriti is fluent in Arabic.
What about Altikriti's approach to the Iraq and Afghanistan wars? He is an Iraqi-born British citizen, having been given sanctuary here when he was just two, after his father fled from Ba'athist persecution in Iraq.
Some 630 of Altikriti's fellow citizens — British soldiers — have fought and died in Iraq and Afghanistan since 2002. Like many Muslims and non-Muslims he was opposed to both wars. He said he preferred political rather than violent "resistance" because he didn't want to see "any spillage of blood — coalition forces or the Iraqis". Yet he also affirmed the right of Iraqis to use "any means and methods" to expel the "occupation". Those, like him, who were opposed to the invasion had "made a decision to fight for what is true and pure".(That word "pure" again.) Is it really so difficult for Altikriti and the thousands of other Brotherhood followers in this country to understand that it is one thing to see the invasion through the eyes of Iraqis resisting it, but quite another to publicly support them when the lives of your fellow citizens are at stake — especially when those fellow citizens belong to a country that protected your family from Iraqi oppression in the first place?
To convince sceptics that the Brotherhood alligned movement here is "working tirelessly for the good of British society on several fronts" Anas Altikriti and Kozbar will need to reconcile their admirable rhetoric — how they strive for positive coexistence, tolerance, peace, compassion and justice, etc — with the words and actions of the organisation they led between 2000 and 2007: the Muslim Association of Britain. While condemning al-Qaeda attacks like 9/11 and 7/7, some of MAB's actions and rhetoric directed at the Israel-Palestine conflict were particularly inflammatory and contributed to keeping young British Muslims angry.
On April 13, 2002, MAB organised a pro-Palestinian rally in London. The MAB email advertising this rally was headlined "Muslim Brotherhood launch biggest Palestine rally in the UK", clearly indicating the MAB/Muslim Brotherhood connection that Altikriti has denied. At the rally itself, demonstrators dressed as suicide bombers and carried placards, downloaded from the MAB website, equating Israel with Nazi Germany.
In 2003, a MAB spokesman, Azzam Tamimi (whom Altikriti told me was almost certainly a Muslim Brother), wrote an article titled "Anti-Semitism or Just Jews Behaving Badly?" So carried away was Tamimi by his accusations of racism against Israelis, that his own language descended into racism, going well beyond legitimate criticism of Israel and its policies.
Israeli Jews were described as "invaders" that came from afar "out of greed . . . justifying their aggression by . . . claiming themselves to be the chosen people of God who are given a divine licence to dehumanise, kill and rob and [sic] entire nation of a decent living".
The article concluded: "Few humans may accept the racist claim of other humans of being God's chosen ones who may kill others because they are less divine . . . Until when will the world be able to put up with their arrogance and aggression? If they want to be as human as anybody else, Jews must wake up before it is too late."
No doubt Tamimi would say that his hostility to Israelis was not because they are Jews. The same defence was made by the Brotherhood's ex-President of Egypt Mohamed Morsi in 2013 to six American senators who questioned him about a ranting speech in which he urged Egyptians to "nurse our children and our grandchildren on hatred" for Jews and Zionists. In a later interview Morsi described Zionists as "these bloodsuckers who attack the Palestinians, these warmongers, the descendants of apes and pigs". While confining his comments to "Zionists" and never explicitly mentioning Jews, his tirade nonetheless invoked an anti-Semitic theme common in the Middle East about malevolent Jews exercising demonic power: "They have been fanning the flames of civil strife wherever they were throughout their history. They are hostile by nature."
Free the sensual desires from their restraints and they destroy the moral foundation on which the pure Creed rests, in order that the Creed should fall into the filth which they spread so widely on the earth. They mutilate the whole of history and falsify it. . . . From such creatures who kill, massacre and defame prophets one can only expect the spilling of human blood and dirty means which would further their machinations and evil.
MAB's attempt to mitigate Qutb's diatribe because he wrote it during Israel's 1948 War of Independence with the Arabs doesn't wash. He said Islam's struggle with Jews had raged for 1400 years and described them as "ungrateful" by nature, "narrowly selfish" and "fanatical". Their disposition prevented them from feeling "the larger human connection which binds humanity together".
This is just a flavour of Qutb's mendacity. Yet it was under Altikriti's presidency of MAB with Kozbar serving as MAB director that Qutb was lionised on MAB's website as the "doyen" of the Muslim Brotherhood. I don't suggest Qutb reflects either man's views of Jews for I know of no Qutb-like reference by them to Jews. But when a journalist challenged MAB in 2004 about its reverence for Qutb, the best MAB could do was to suggest that his "Zionist ex Mossad friends" had misled him.
In the 2013 interview Altikriti granted to his own Cordoba Foundation, he was asked if he thought "the Muslim Brotherhood, since its arrival in the UK . . . had an intellectual effect on the Muslim community in Britain?" He replied: "Undoubtedly so." He is right — but not in the virtuous way he intended. Brotherhood ideology has also been the intellectual inspiration behind those violent Islamist groups that have appealed to thousands of British Muslims. No one more so than Sayyid Qutb.
Qutb is now widely recognised as the father of modern jihadism because he decided it was going to take more than just Da'wah (preaching) to establish the kingdom of God on earth. He argued that a revolutionary vanguard should establish an Islamic state and then impose Islamisation, first on Arabs, then the rest. Ring any bells? It's why Islamic State today quotes Sayyid Qutb so heavily in its public discourse.
When I listen to the current MAB president Omer El-Hamdoon — who is also an imam — castigating with such passion and conviction the "ignorance" and "arrogance" and "warped mentality" of the "savages" of Islamic State, I wonder if he links it back to the Brotherhood's ideologue whom his organisation so publicly admired just a few years ago. It's a fair question because, beyond MAB's muted qualifier that some scholars disagreed with Qutb "on a number of issues", British-based Brotherhood organisations and associates have not openly or consistently refuted the poison he wrote. But then according to Altikriti, there is no need. "If anything," he says "the Muslim Brotherhood and their ideas has (sic) constantly, constantly, without fail, been the very antithesis of the ideology of the likes of al-Qaeda."
Yet Qutb was held up by MAB as a supremely moral being for having "opened his eyes to the malaise of the Western culture and non-Islamic ideologies". He made a "clear distinction between pure faith and association of partners (shirk)" which bluntly means venerating anything other than God.
At its most extreme, this obsession with purifying the Islamic faith is what also drives Islamic State to kill everything it deems to be impure and is why the mere mention of purity by Islamists sends a Nuremberg-like shudder down my spine, though not, apparently, the spines of many on the Left nor even some conservatives. The commentator Peter Oborne considers the Brotherhood to be "a great political movement — not just in Egypt". He says he has "seen no evidence of any kind of Muslim Brotherhood terrorism . . . I've looked into it." But then so have two of Britain's most senior and expert civil servants with access to Muslim Brother leaders, British embassies around the world, and intelligence from MI5 and MI6 that presumably Oborne did not have. Given violent jihadism's inheritance from Brotherhood ideology, there is nothing "phobic" about this apprehension. It is rational.
Anas Altikriti and his Cordoba Foundation can talk all the grandiloquent talk they like about "believing" in a "world full of hope" where "opposing ideas are working together, enriching our understanding of each other; strengthening our humanity without seeing its end in a grand clash".
But until they can reconcile the resounding clash between their enlightened rhetoric and their blind eye to the Brotherhood's regressive ways, sceptics will continue to question whether the change is real or tactical. Clearly Jenkins and Farr have yet to be convinced. Brotherhood literature here, they say, still casts "Western society" as "inherently hostile to Muslim faith and interests and that Muslims must respond by maintaining their distance and autonomy".
British society is not inherently "hostile" to Muslims nor ever has been. More than three million Muslims have made their home here and their numbers are growing rapidly. British Muslims are a fact of life. Non-Muslims are crying out for their fellow Muslim citizens to close that distance by articulating a set of values around which a meaningful common life can be built. Until then, the Brotherhood's British network that claims to speak for "normative" Islam will continue, as the review says, to be regarded as operating "contrary to our national interests and our national security."
What a debt we all owe to Steve Emerson and the Investigative Project on Terrorism for bringing us such excellent articles as John Ware's piece on the Muslim Brotherhood in the United Kingdom. Here is a clear and cogent explanation of the hypocrisy and contradictions that these con men have used to confuse the media. No hysteria, no hyperbole, just facts speaking for themselves. I once helped host a fundraiser for Steve in Florida. As soon as I am recovered from surgeries, I intend to do so again. Well done to Mr. Ware as well. The UK did a splendid job in laying out the case against the MB as a terrorist front.
Now will somebody tell me why the US Justice Department still refuses to list the MB as a terrorist organization? Could it be that Eisenhower's Attorney General gave permanent sanctuary to the Brotherhood's leadership under the 100 Persons A Year Act for intelligence recruits? Yes, I read all the secret files when I was at Justice HQ in Washington. Ike's GOP gave permanent, irrevocable citizenship to Arab terrorists as part of their juvenile plan to recruit the Muslim Brotherhood as a proxy army for our oil companies. Sooner or later, the AG's dirty documents will have to be declassified. We live in an age of documents. There are no more secrets, only deferred disclosures.
John Loftus was a Federal Prosecutor at Criminal Division HQ in Washington and spent several years as a GS-13 Supervisory Trial Attorney at the Office of Special Investigations. Loftus' expose of Nazis working for US intelligence won the 1980 Emmy Award for Mike Wallace, and forced a Congressional inquiry. He was the first Irish Catholic President of the Florida Holocaust Museum.


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Hitman Absolution preview
By Rich McCormick 2012-03-10T10:00:44.69Z
A hitman hits men for a living, but Agent 47's enemies hit women. IO's most recent showing of their next Hitman game opens with a scene of masked men shooting an unarmed nun as she lies crawling, bleeding and screaming on the floor of an invaded orphanage. It's a nasty introduction to a game that's got meaner and darker since its previous outing. Blood Money had moments of bleak humour and silliness; Absolution has detailed slowmotion shots of Agent 47 slamming a fire axe into the side of someone's knee.
As well as bleaker, it also seems narrower. The two missions that developers IO have shown so far from the game feature wide corridors strung together. Where Absolution's predecessor dropped Agent 47 into a wide open space that necessitated backtracking and planning, the new game's library and orphanage come in bite sized chunks, each made up of spacious strips to be overcome before moving on to the next area. "We want a very cinematic experience," says game director Tore Blystad. But Blood Money's joy was in freedom – the ability to go anywhere, and to inject a horrible poisonous mixture into any neck you chose.
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That change is enough to get Blood Money fans across the world nervously clutching their Silverballers. Blystad is at pains to tell us not to worry: "The Hitman games have always been about choice, and very much so with Absolution. Everything is designed with choice in mind. We're not scripting things so you have to play through in a linear fashion." The mission I saw reinforced this statement, with the man at Hitman's helm showing two very different ways to approach the same section of game. Both begin with the dead nun.
The first victim is a nun because Agent 47 is in an orphanage and dressed as a priest, for reasons developers IO don't properly explain. He's halfway through a mission in said orphanage, infiltrating the building to extract a girl rather than to hit hitmen. But depending on how you play Hitman: Absolution, that second action can happily be a by-product of the first.
The first approach is psychotic, and involves the fire axe. The scene opens with the nun murder in the orphanage. Agent 47 is relaxing on the roof of an unpowered lift, the nun spluttering her bloody last as the perpetrators waltz off into the main building to find the girl. Hoisting himself up from the lift shaft to the corridor, 47 overhears whimpering from the next room. There's a security guard being trussed up by stocking-headed thugs; he's shot in the knees for not knowing where the girl is. See? Bleaker.
As six-year-old kids and people who kill people for a living know, the only way to stop violence is with more violence: 47 grabs a fire axe from the wall and wades into plain sight. He swings the axe towards the chest of his first victim, the game immediately popping into a slow-motion mode. Agent 47 has lost his innate clumsiness in Absolution – the developers repeatedly refer to him as "a weapon" – and his attacks are graceful and QTE-like. The first man falls when the axe is driven horrifically into the side of his leg; the second goes down after he stumbles and gets it embedded into the top of his skull.
Still 47 pushes on, bullets ripping through his purloined priest outfit as the last torturer standing opens fire on him. He ducks behind a piano for a second – showcasing the game's new cover system – before popping out and twatting the guy in the chest with twelve inches of metal. The pop to cover feels natural for this approach: this is Hitman as darkly deranged thirdperson shooter. Captors offed, 47 speaks to the tied-up and bleeding security guard. Apparently he keeps a shotgun in the chapel downstairs. Guess where psycho-47 is going next?
The second approach is perfection. Starting in the same lift shaft with the same nun-ny death, the second Agent 47 creeps behind the murderers until he's under a bookshelf. The cover system hides 47's shiny pate behind convenient objects, and a standard crouch will put him at a similar height. Blystad mentions that players should feel comfortable moving around out of cover, knowing they're out of sight even when they're out of hard cover.
And when they are forced with their back to the wall, they're not constrained by invisible barriers: Absolution's bookshelves, sofas, and 3ft-high walls have 'soft' edges, letting 47 traverse their planes without stickiness, hopefully reducing the frustration of detection.
The sneaky version of 47 is either more callous or more sensible, depending on your viewpoint, leaving the orphanage's torture victim to his eventual fate. The poor bastard screams his last as 47 opens the door and sneaks out of the room, closing it behind him as the room's occupants are focused on their kill. He's out and through in total silence.
This Agent 47 is able to make limited use of his environment to aid his stealthy cause. Where his maniacal alter-ego nabbed an axe from the wall, sneaky 47 picks up a vase from a table. Blystad argues that "previous Hitmans were very predictable for the player, and there was a very strongly directed way the levels were designed". He wants Absolution to feel more organic, with 47 able to get out of trouble by using whatever he's got to hand.
Now 47 is into the next area, semitrapped in cover. He's not under immediate threat from the level's guards, but their patrol routes have conspired to pin him in place. He can either wait for a fortuitous crossing of paths to create a convenient blind spot or, even better, heft the vase into a non-essential part of the room and scurry onwards while distracted guards investigate it. He does the latter, with the room's occupants immediately directing their attentions vase-wards.

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Marie Susanne Nilsson, född 20 februari 1964 i Stenungsund, är en svensk fackföreningsledare, förbundsordförande för IF Metall sedan 2017.

År 2000 blev Marie Nilsson invald i IF Metalls förbundsstyrelse (dåvarande Industrifacket). Hon var 2014–2017 vice ordförande i IF Metall och lämnade då arbetet som heltidsanställd drifttekniker. 2017 efterträdde hon Anders Ferbe som förbundsordförande och blev förbundets första kvinnliga ordförande.

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When people join the dark side it's there mind joining not the true nature of the soul joining.
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The issues here are more complicated.
There are many theories, and not all of them assert the souls / spirits are good and pure.
By this paradigm, Earth is a "correction school", constructed for a long " rehab" period. Those fallen spirits that manage to clean themselves "get their wings back" - redemption.
This paradigm is developed by a school of thought called Infoenergetics (at least this is the name in Europe). The adepts claim that the "snake" (Kundalini essence) is the one needing purification, and that is the reason so many people are...not good (or not good enough).
I would say that a "Soul" has a divine spark yes. The idiots running around causing trouble with their "names" are doing something different. I give Soul a capital S to exactify this. It's true, a real soul is never going to have to have an enemy other than ego. But it does help to have other souls around. Something that life can mean for anybody willing to choose into unconditional love.
Demons aren't evil. They are the original gods before Christianity bastardized them.
The real evil bastards are the angels, assassins of god. Angels cause all the problems, it's the demons who cure people. They usually do this thru willful possession, and once the disease has been eaten out, they leave. Everything people think they know about demons comes from the lies of the Church and Hollywood. The Bible makes no reference to demons causing anybody any harm or death, but countless accounts of Angels killing people is recorded.
In the Garden of Eden, the YHVH god told Adam and Eve that they would surely die if they ate the fruit. Lucifer as the Serpent(in Hebrew snake is the shining one, which is what Lucifer means, "the Light Bringer", one who sheds light, or he who tells the Truth) said that, "No you will not surely die, you will become like gods, knowing good and evil."
They ate and did not die, and knew they were naked and hid their nakedness.
The YHVH god lied, and Lucifer told the Truth. But if you are spoon fed the lies from birth, from Christianity, you will no doubt believe this great lie. Lucifer wants us to be equal with god, not to be a slave to servitude. Lucifer wasn't cast out of Heaven, he left. He is the Light, the Truth, and the Way, and came down to man to teach. Of course Christians call him a different name, Jesus. Lucifer is mentioned as the Bright Morning Star, and in Rev 22:16, Jesus refers to himself as this as well. Lucifer is not a demon, but the True God.
Lucifer does not demand worship. He simply wants man to know himself. Lucifer teaches Witchcraft and Sorcery, the forbidden arts of Heaven.
And Azazel taught men to make swords, and knives, and shields, and breastplates, and taught them about metals of the earth and the art of working them, and bracelets, and ornaments, and the use of antimony, and the beautifying of the eyelids, and all kinds of precious stones, and all coloring and dyes.
I find it interesting how Earth is witnessed by "God" and then he decides to say "let there be light (and dark)". He split the world in two pieces by saying that. There is a lot of insight to be gained in the bible about why you must think for yourself.
It had to been invented by man, who would have been there to witness and record what god was doing in the beginning? That means Man was here first.
I say the book is a retrospective prophecy. History repeating... lessons learned. After all, it is important for the world to punish what makes it harmful, and praise what makes it kind. A real archaic venture into morality, but not an easy morality to just "grok"... Again, thinking for oneself, OR, a horror story for the less willing. Wise is an original sort.
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In 2018, we saw design trends continuing to change - it was a busy year for RenoMark members. Take a look at the 116 nominees for the 21st Annual Renovation and Custom Home Awards in the Greater Toronto Area.
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For most of his life, Frank did not enjoy running ... not by any stretch of the imagination. Until the age of 43, he was out of shape, eating poorly, and thoroughly unconcerned with his own health. That changed when he was selected as a contestant for the 2013 season of FWSW. Not only did he get in shape, learn to eat properly and take responsibility for his own health, he gradually discovered joy in running.
When FWSW season six began, Frank was intimidated and terrified by the thought of running a half marathon at the end of the season. Fortunately, he stuck with it and started to see results. As his weight dropped, his stamina and speed increased. Gradually, running became a little easier and a lot more enjoyable. He was wholly unprepared for that moment when he realized that he actually *loved* to run! Four years later Frank continues to run, having completed over 100 races, including fifteen half marathons, ten full marathons and five ultramarathons.
In January 2016, he slipped on some ice (entering an outhouse at a state park) and broke his ankle. While this injury was definitely a setback, Frank cooperated with his surgeon and physical therapists to continue training in a safe, responsible and patient manner. He has made a full recovery and learned quite a bit about himself in the process.
Frank knows first-hand the struggles an overweight person faces to begin running and the difficulty an injured person faces to properly rehab an injury. He also knows first-hand how life changing it is to overcome those very same obstacles. The FWSW staff invested heavily in Frank and he is very grateful for the opportunity to return that investment and do for new FWSW contestants what has been done for him, i.e., show the way towards embracing an active, healthy and sustainable lifestyle.


Some symptoms of hypothyroidism, such as weight gain, skin changes and fatigue, are commonly known. There are, however, subtle symptoms which come on gradually and may be difficult to identify. Learning how to recognise these small and lesser-known symptoms of hypothyroidism can help with early and effective diagnosis of this condition, leading to treatment and an improved quality of life.
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Women who have untreated hypothyroidism can experience changes to ovulation due to disruption in their menstrual cycles caused by hypothyroidism. If a pregnant woman has or develops hypothyroidism after conception, there is a greater chance of miscarriage or incorrect development of the foetus. Children born to women with this condition are at a greater risk of birth defects and may not develop intellectually at a normal rate.
Depression is a condition that is difficult to diagnose, as the causes can range from situational to physical. The pituitary gland regulates the level of thyroid hormone and works in concert with the brain in balancing how much is needed. When this balance is incorrect, depression can set in and create symptoms of apathy, lack of interest in outside activities or even slow speech. If hypothyroidism is untreated for long periods, dementia risks increase in older adults.
A variety of other symptoms are related to hypothyroidism. Since hypothyroidism effects the functioning of the blood vessels and overall health of the circulatory system, many patients suffer with anaemia which is low iron levels in the blood. This can bring on headaches, dizziness, leg cramps and rapid heart beat. A rare condition called myxedma coma is related to hypothyroidism and symptoms are seizures and urine retention.


Is "all about the Shamrock".
or shamrocks in or on the outside of the box.
I printed it out on copy paper and adhered it to a piece of cardstock to give it a bit of body. Before adhering it to the front of the matchbox, I threaded some green beads on a thin piece of green ribbon and looped it at either side of the box. I edged the shamrock on the image with Stickles (lime green).
For the drawer inside the matchbox, I coloured the ends with Distress Ink (peeled paint) and found a large green bead which I used as the drawer pull by inserting a brad through the middle and securing to the inside of the drawer.
For the swap we could include an optional Artist Trading Card (ATC). I used the same image (again stuck onto cardstock) edged with distress ink (peeled paint) and then gold marker). For the main background I coloured some kitchen roll tissue with the same distress ink and applied it to the card with Mod Podge. Finished it off with more of the thin green ribbon and another metal shamrock charm (I had two!) coloured with Alcohol Ink (lettuce).
to you for tomorrow - if celebrate it.
That box is adorable Sherry! Happy St. Patrick's Day!
It's amazing what you find when you're not looking for something specific, but when you are, you can never find it! Maybe you found it because of the theme, the good luck charm found you?
None more green - wonderful :-) A fried who used to live in Chicago told me on St Patrick's Day they dye the Chicago River green!
Fabulous altered box, love the little green men.
They are flippin' fabulous, Sherry! Love them both!
That is adorable Sherry. I had fun making mine as well but haven't posted it yet on my blog.
Must get it out in the mail soon as well.
I often find things after the fact, so glad you found that lucky charm now while you could put it to good use.
Happy St. Patrick's Day to you Sherry. The boxes are just so over the top! I love each one of them. What a special way to celebrate. Love the little knob and your working in the distressed ink.
Sherry, I would not even have a clue how to start! This is amazing as are all of your matchboxes! The ATC is equally fabulous! Happy St. Paddy's Day!
Brilliant box and matching ATC card Sherry! And such pretty contents, too!!
I love them! Also love the one you sent to me and the wired things you included inside!


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October 2, 2018 October 3, 2018 Andrew Samtoy
I stopped practicing law exactly five years ago, which is as long as I practiced it. I remember the day I decided to quit: I had walked into the office, and the secretary was crying. This was before the firm gave everyone a smart phone, so I hadn't seen my email since the afternoon before, and she'd had some marital difficulties, so I went to my office to drop my stuff off and then send her a message to see if she needed to talk. When I logged on to my email, though, I saw why she was crying: one of the partners had died "after a long battle with cancer." His cancer wasn't news, but I didn't know that he was so far gone. I wished I'd had the chance to say goodbye knowing what lay ahead.
But later, as I was preparing to leave the office, a paralegal walked in, nervous. "Andrew, I need to talk to someone. You know about how they said he died 'after a long battle with cancer?' It is technically true, but it wasn't cancer that killed him. He asked his wife to go out for milk, and then he went in the back yard with a shotgun and shot himself in the head."
The only thing I could think to say was, "The back yard?"
"So he wouldn't leave a mess for her to clean up."
"Oh." A beat. "I really have to go." I was already late for a panel discussion, and I snuck out of the office through the storage area and out the fire escape.
I spent the whole car ride thinking about how he had been practicing law for forty years, and how that was an entire life of work, eight times longer than I'd been practicing. He'd had financial difficulties after the crash of 2007, and had sold all of his portfolio and had sworn he would never invest another penny in any stock market so hadn't seen the massive post-crash gains. He had a wife and an ex-wife and kids and a big house and cars and golf club memberships and at the end of his life all he had to look forward to was a shotgun in his back yard. I kept thinking about those last few moments when everything must have seemed to be closing in on him, when there was no future. I imagined pressure building up, and blackness, and I didn't want that to be all I had to look forward to at the end of my life. My chest felt tight. I got to the panel discussion, and apparently someone had invited my ex-girlfriend to speak on it as well without telling me, which was like vomit frosting on a cow patty pie.
But that, almost exactly five years ago, was when I decided that practicing law wasn't for me. The next day, I got an email from NPR asking if I'd ever consider leaving the practice of law to go into media. Then London, and traveling around the world, and a coding boot camp, and now Edinburgh.
It has been ten years since I graduated from law school. And since then…it's strange to think of my trajectory since then, and the trajectory of my classmates. Before this year, I kept up with some of them on LinkedIn, and my feed was full of promotions, corporate counsel, junior partners, senior associates, and a few who have hung out their own shingle. The ones I was friends with on Facebook started taking pictures without a wedding ring, then with new boyfriends and girlfriends and kids. I followed one of my classmates on Instagram, but she posted a rant about how annoying it was that her firm was no longer paying for first class airfare and lounge access and how could they expect her to live this way.
"And there's always retrospect (when you're looking back)
To light a clearer path;
Every five years or so I look back on my life and I have a good laugh."
And five years after that, I started another new job at a much larger company with phenomenally impressive teams, and I have immense amounts of respect for the knowledge of the people I work with. The culture seems to be great, and while there's no Beer Friday like there was at my last job, it seems like it's going to be a great place to be. I feel completely overwhelmed, but I also think: this is a good thing. If I wasn't stretching myself, I would be bored.
September was good. We ran the Copenhagen half, a fast route, and took the opportunity to visit Alice's cousin and her family. I had read a lot about the brilliant Copenhagen flea markets, and we got the chance to go to one in Helsingør; on our way out the door, I mentioned it to Hannah, Alice's cousin. "Helsingør," she said, but with a bit of an inflection; "and if you've read Shakespeare…" and she let it hang in the air. "Holy SHIT," I said, "Elsinore!" We went, and my souvenir was an antique Danish sailing shackle, as strong as the ocean and smooth after I oiled it, which cost all of £2. Then we walked up the high street and got Danish pastries and turned the corner and there were the ramparts.
They weren't the originals, the ones that Hamlet would have seen a ghost on, but it was still emotional for me. What had been just a town in which to go bargain hunting had become a chance to touch genius, to see something that, for years, had existed to me mostly on a page. I got to tell Alice the story, or the broad outlines of it, and found myself getting tripped up; "He thought his uncle was behind a tapestry, but it was his friend and girlfriend's father…the same friend that left, and then later came back, and so at the end, right, they poison the sword, and the pearl that gets dropped in the goblet of wine, so his mom drinks it…but oh, there were the players!"
Something to re-read and savor.
The half marathon was good; 22,000 or so fit, healthy Scandinavians, all in black, all stylish, all tan. And we went to Tivoli Gardens, and the Design Museum, and gawked at beautiful chairs and ate overpriced cake and then came home.
To Edinburgh.
When we were in Singapore, we met up with one of my classmates, Chris – one of the two people from law school I really respect. We were talking about what we'd been doing since graduation, and how we got to the point where we were drinking cocktails at the top of the Marina Bay Sands, and life, and he said something that stuck with me, he said: "I want to live a life less ordinary."
"Fuck," I thought. "He gets it. He totally, one hundred percent gets it."
And right when I was thinking that, he said, "I mean, you understand that more than anyone," and I consider it one of the greatest compliments anyone's ever given me.
So thanks, Case School of Law, for an education and for creating an arbitrary point in time from which I can measure my progress, and for introducing me to Chris, and to helping put me on the path of what has turned out to be a very interesting life so far. And man, I'm looking forward to seeing where I am in 2028. I'm pretty sure it won't be at my twenty year reunion.
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Sadly, we men are frequently detained in the garage when we'd rather be doing the washing up or watching a romantic drama with our other half. We need to resign ourselves to this and install a few home comforts in our fortress of miserable solitude. Here are things even the most humble garage should have.
Mini-fridges range from under £30 to over £130 for a glass-fronted chiller. This is a drain on the beer fund, but we can't in all seriousness do without.
You wouldn't dream of buying beer in a bottle, but odd people still turn up with them sometimes.
Claiming you are still fixing it is an excellent way to watch the channel you want in peace. Plug in the old games console you're still testing.
A cheap and comfortable option is to remove the three spare seats from your car.
Come on, you aren't a slob, but you don't want to empty it every five minutes either.
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Out of season football jerseys make great cushions with the necks and bottoms stitched up. You don't want to look helpless, so discreetly ask a gay friend for help.
When times are hard, one of these just cheers you up. Warning – for internal use only.
You are now a man-cave convert, and it's time to consider your next step. Show everyone who's the man of the house by asking her for permission to do some garage improvements. The good news is that it adds value to your property – this is always a good tactic.
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Single-beam bathymetric surveys were conducted on July 27-29, 2010 along 37 cross-shore transects offshore from Cape Canaveral, Fla. The transects were spaced 500 m apart in the alongshore direction and each was approximately 5 km long in the cross-shore.
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Former Republican senator for Alabama
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Strange Vote
Dec. 21, 2017 Extension of government funding for four weeks (66-32)
Dec. 20, 2017 Overhauling the tax code (final version) (51-48)
Dec. 7, 2017 Extension of government funding for two weeks (81-14)
Dec. 5, 2017 Nomination of Kirstjen Nielsen to be secretary of homeland security (62-37)
Dec. 2, 2017 Overhauling the tax code (Senate version) (51-49)
Oct. 25, 2017 Repeal of a rule banning some financial companies from using mandatory arbitration clauses (51-50)
Oct. 24, 2017 Disaster relief for Puerto Rico and other areas (82-17)
Oct. 19, 2017 Fiscal year 2018 budget resolution (51-49)
Sept. 7, 2017 Raising debt limit/extending government funding/Hurricane Harvey relief (80-17)
Aug. 1, 2017 Nomination of Christopher A. Wray to be director of the FBI (92-5)
July 28, 2017 Senate "skinny repeal" health care bill (49-51)
July 27, 2017 Imposing sanctions on Russia, Iran and North Korea (98-2)
July 26, 2017 Repealing major parts of the Affordable Care Act, with a transition period for replacement (45-55)
July 25, 2017 The American Health Care Act of 2017 (Senate motion to proceed) (51-50)
June 14, 2017 Imposing sanctions on Russia (97-2)
June 13, 2017 Opposing the sale of some arms to Saudi Arabia (47-53)
May 11, 2017 Nomination of Robert Lighthizer to be United States trade representative (82-14)
May 10, 2017 Repeal of a rule requiring energy companies to reduce waste and emissions (49-51)
May 4, 2017 The 2017 fiscal year appropriations bill (79-18)
May 3, 2017 Repeal of a rule that allowed a new type of state-based retirement plan (50-49)
April 27, 2017 Nomination of R. Alexander Acosta to be secretary of labor (60-38)
April 24, 2017 Nomination of Sonny Perdue to be secretary of agriculture (87-11)
April 7, 2017 Nomination of Neil Gorsuch to be associate justice of the Supreme Court (54-45)
April 6, 2017 Whether to keep the Senate cloture requirement for Supreme Court nominees at 60 votes (48-52)
March 30, 2017 Repeal of a rule requiring state and local governments to distribute federal funds to qualified health centers even if they perform abortions (51-50)
March 30, 2017 Repeal of a rule that allowed a new type of retirement plan established by local governments (50-49)
March 23, 2017 Repeal of an FCC rule barring internet providers from sharing data on customers' activities (50-48)
March 22, 2017 Repeal of a Department of Labor rule regarding records of work-related injuries and illnesses (50-48)
March 15, 2017 Nomination of Daniel Coats to be director of national intelligence (85-12)
March 14, 2017 Repeal of a Department of Labor rule on drug testing of applicants for unemployment compensation (51-48)
March 9, 2017 Repeal of a Department of Education rule on school accountability (50-49)
March 8, 2017 Repeal of a Department of Education rule on teacher preparation programs (59-40)
March 7, 2017 Repeal of changes to Bureau of Land Management planning rules (51-48)
March 6, 2017 Repeal of a rule requiring some federal contractors to report labor violations (49-48)
March 2, 2017 Nomination of Rick Perry to be secretary of energy (62-37)
March 2, 2017 Nomination of Ben Carson to be secretary of housing and urban development (58-41)
March 1, 2017 Nomination of Ryan Zinke to be secretary of the interior (68-31)
Feb. 28, 2017 Nomination of Wilbur L. Ross Jr. to be secretary of commerce (72-27)
Feb. 17, 2017 Nomination of Scott Pruitt to be administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (52-46)
Feb. 16, 2017 Nomination of Mick Mulvaney to be director of the Office of Management and Budget (51-49)
Feb. 15, 2017 Repeal of a rule requiring the Social Security Administration to submit information to the national background-check system (57-43)
Feb. 14, 2017 Nomination of Linda E. McMahon to be administrator of the Small Business Administration (81-19)
Feb. 13, 2017 Nomination of David J. Shulkin to be secretary of veterans affairs (100-0)
Feb. 13, 2017 Nomination of Steven T. Mnuchin to be secretary of the treasury (53-47)
Feb. 10, 2017 Nomination of Tom Price to be secretary of health and human services (52-47)
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The Abdallah S. Kamel Lectures on Islamic Law & Civilization features speakers from a range of disciplines to examine and discuss Islamic law and civilization.
The Yale Law School Center for Global Legal Challenges is an independent Center that promotes the understanding of international law, national security law, and foreign affairs law.
The Gruber Program for Global Justice and Women's Rights is a Yale University Program administered by Yale Law School. The program includes the Global Constitutionalism Seminar.
The Human Rights Workshop offered by the Schell Center provides a weekly presentation on human rights issues.
The Middle East Legal Studies Seminar brings together leading practitioners, judges, and legal academics from across the Middle East to meet yearly with YLS faculty and students.
The Orville H. Schell, Jr. Center for International Human Rights coordinates human rights activities for students and scholars at Yale and conducts the Allard K. Lowenstein International Human Rights Clinic, where students gain practical experience in human rights work.
The China Center carries out research and teaching, promotes academic exchanges with China, and undertakes a variety of cooperative projects on important issues in Chinese law and policy reform.
Yale Law School Projects in South America include SELA (Seminario en Latinoamérica de Teoría Constitucional y Política) the Summer in South America Linkage Program student exchange, the Yale International Arbitration Breakfast Roundtables, and the Latin American speaker series.


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The Department of Community Connections and Tacoma-Pierce County Coalition to End Homelessness seek volunteers to gather census data of the homeless population and those on the verge of becoming homeless in Pierce County. The annual survey – which is in its seventeenth year – is scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 24 and Friday, Jan. 25. Over 100 volunteers are needed county-wide to survey individuals and families at meal sites, day shelters, health clinics, and on the streets. The Homeless Network is also accepting donations of personal items that will be distributed over the two day period.
"The Homeless Network relies on the community's help to make this a successful effort," said Sarah Kluesner, chair of the Tacoma-Pierce County Coalition to End Homelessness. "We encourage employees in the public and private sectors to ask fellow workers, friends or community members to volunteer or organize donation drives."
Volunteers are required to attend one of three scheduled trainings prior to participation. At the training, representatives from the Homeless Network will explain the reasons for the survey, discuss the process by which data is collected, and provide safety information. Workshops will be held at the following locations:
Gig HarborFriday, Jan. 11, 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.YMCA
10550 Harbor Hill Dr. Gig Harbor, WA. 98332
TacomaTuesday, Jan. 15, 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. OR Wednesday, Jan. 16, 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sound View Building
3602 Pacific Ave, Conf Rm 1Tacoma, WA 98418
"While we saw street homelessness decrease significantly last decade, it has held constant over the last several years," stated Troy Christensen, Homeless Administrator for Pierce County Community Connections. "This year, the survey is especially important as we try to understand the impact of the continuing economic changes in our communities. Having an accurate sample will assist us with planning and funding."
Donations of personal items such as clothes, blankets, sleeping bags, jackets, socks, gloves, hats, scarves, duffle bags, non-perishable food, bottled water, can openers, flashlights/batteries, towels, and toiletries can be delivered to Catholic Community Services, Phoenix Housing Network at 7050 S. G St. in Tacoma, WA 98406 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Friday.
The data collected provides a picture of the homeless issues in Pierce County, drives planning efforts, and leverages public and private funding for homeless housing and services. Last year, volunteers helped collect data from over 1,997 homeless individuals in our county. They identified 687 single, unattached individuals. The survey counted 374 families with 752 children age 18 and under as homeless during the 24 hour census period.
To volunteer or for more information about the 2013 survey, contact Rae Anne Giron at Pierce County Community Connections (253-798-6931).
Media Contact:Rae Anne Giron, Community Connections
Scott Kinney, Community Connections253-798-4509
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"Diversity" A Luxury America Cannot Afford
September 10, 2018 By Richard C. Young
TUCSON, Ariz. – Ajo Station Border Patrol agents encountered a group of 128 illegal aliens several miles west of the Lukeville Port on Friday. Agents patrolling near the international border fence found the group, presumably brought to the border by human smugglers who remained in Mexico. The group was comprised of adults and children, some as young as four years of age, and are from Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador and Mexico. Agents also identified several adults in the group who had been previously been charged with immigration violations. Agents medically evaluated all 128 immigrants and determined they were in good health. After transporting everyone to the Ajo Border Patrol station for processing, the immigrants were turned over to the Enforcement Removal Operations within Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Photo provided by: U.S. Customs and Border Protection
Ann Coulter clarifies the left's strategy to flood America with immigrants. The left is very close to having a governing majority due entirely to immigration. She writes (abridged):
Now, they're just running out the clock. Soon, we will have admitted so many immigrants that it will be too late to do anything.
The very reason the left loathes Trump is that he promised to stop their hostile takeover of our country
Obsessed with the Robert Mueller investigation, the president spends his days tweeting attacks on his attorney general, Jeff Sessions — the one member of Trump's Cabinet making good on his campaign's immigration promises.
It's a win-win for the left. Either they drive Trump from office with an unending harassment campaign disguised as a legitimate investigation, or they keep him too distracted to thwart their plans to flood the country with foreigners.
The left doesn't care about child rape or human trafficking. They just want an end to America and its infernal white people.
The whole border surge is a hoax, intended to overwhelm the system and get Democrats their last needed non-American voters.
Similarly, "diversity" is a luxury we can't afford in a time of massive income inequality, stagnating wages and a raging heroin epidemic — with 90 percent of the heroin coming from Mexico.
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