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Haiti Official Who Exposed The Clinton Foundation Is Found Dead
by Mac Slavo | Jul 16, 2017 | Conspiracy Fact and Theory | 68 comments
The mainstream media's silence over Klaus Eberwein's death is deafening. Eberwein was a former Haitian government official who was expected to expose the extent of Clinton Foundation corruption and malpractice next week. He has been found dead in Miami at the age of 50.
The circumstances surrounding Eberwein's death are also nothing less than unpalatable. According to Miami-Dade's medical examiner records supervisor, the official cause of death is "gunshot to the head." Eberwein's death has been registered as "suicide" by the government. But not long before his death, he acknowledged that his life was in danger because he was outspoken on the criminal activities of the Clinton Foundation.
Eberwein was a fierce critic of the Clinton Foundation's activities in the Caribbean island, where he served as director general of the government's economic development agency, Fonds d'assistance économique et social, for three years. "The Clinton Foundation, they are criminals, they are thieves, they are liars, they are a disgrace," Eberwein said at a protest outside the Clinton Foundation headquarters in Manhattan last year. Eberwein was due to appear on Tuesday before the Haitian Senate Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission where he was widely expected to testify that the Clinton Foundation misappropriated Haiti earthquake donations from international donors. But this "suicide" gets even more disturbing…
Eberwein was only 50-years-old and reportedly told acquaintances he feared for his life because of his fierce criticism of the Clinton Foundation. His close friends and business partners were taken aback by the idea he may have committed suicide. "It's really shocking," said friend Gilbert Bailly. "We grew up together; he was like family."
During and after his government tenure, Eberwein faced allegations of fraud and corruption on how the agency he headed administered funds. Among the issues was FAES' oversight of the shoddy construction of several schools built after Haiti's devastating Jan. 12, 2010, earthquake. But, according to Eberwein, it was the Clinton Foundation who was deeply in the wrong – and he intended to testify and prove it on Tuesday.
According to Eberwein, a paltry 0.6 percent of donations granted by international donors to the Clinton Foundation with the express purpose of directly assisting Haitians actually ended up in the hands of Haitian organizations. A further 9.6 percent ended up with the Haitian government. The remaining 89.8 percent – or $5.4 billion – was funneled to non-Haitian organizations. –WND
Eberwein was expected to testify against the Clinton Foundation in court and ends up committing suicide shortly before. Where have we heard this before? Untimely deaths seem to follow the Clinton's around, and this one especially is probably something – considering since the mainstream media is silent about this death.
Ken on July 16, 2017 at 8:36 am
One has to ask what the Clintons are thinking when they arrange to have someone killed (assuming it's true). They're both in really poor health and don't have a whole lot of time left in this world. They have more money than they could ever spend. They must be dogmatic atheists in their heart because they evidently are not concerned about being held to account for all of their abominable crimes.
Gonetoolong on July 16, 2017 at 11:54 am
Chelsea and any other heirs
BlackMoe on July 17, 2017 at 1:25 pm
I just want to go back to High School so I can screw my female teachers.
Beowulf on July 16, 2017 at 12:02 pm
Evil needs no reason.
CrackSummSkulls on July 17, 2017 at 7:03 am
Damn strait there is more evil exposed. Did you all get this story?
CIA DEATHBED CONFESSION: I Brought Down Building 7
CIA Agent Confesses On Deathbed: 'We Blew Up WTC7 On 9/11'
79-year-old retired CIA agent, Malcom Howard, has made a series of astonishing claims since being released from hospital in New Jersey on Friday and told he has weeks to live. Mr. Howard claims he was involved in the "controlled demolition" of World Trade Center 7, the third building that was destroyed on 9/11. Mr. Howard, who worked for the CIA for 36 years as an operative, claims he was tapped by senior CIA agents to work on the project due to his engineering background, and early career in the demolition business.
Trained as a civil engineer, Mr. Howard became an explosives expert after being headhunted by the CIA in early 1980s. Mr. Howard says has extensive experience in planting explosives in items as small as cigarette lighters and as large as "80 floor buildings."
The 79-year-old New Jersey native says he worked on the CIA operation they dubbed "New Century" between May 1997 and September 2001, during a time he says the CIA "was still taking orders from the top." Mr. Howard says he was part of a cell of 4 operatives tasked with ensuring the demolition was successful.
Mr. Howard says the World Trade Center 7 operation is unique among his demolitions, as it is the only demolition that "we had to pretend wasn't a demolition job". He claims he had no problem going through with the deception at the time, because "when you are a patriot, you don't question the motivation of the CIA or the White House. You assume the bigger purpose is for a greater good. They pick good, loyal people like me, and it breaks my heart to hear the shit talk." …
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Gandhi on July 16, 2017 at 3:16 pm
I was lost but now I am found
Kevin2 on July 16, 2017 at 5:17 pm
Answer. Kill the witnesses so that they can't be charges and convicted.
" They must be dogmatic atheists in their heart"
They're likely satanists. Their is moral and amoral (the absence of morality) and then immoral. I think of Bill being amoral and Hillary immoral.
The Deplorable Braveheart on July 16, 2017 at 7:05 pm
Kevin2, I'm sure the Clintons have ALWAYS been concerned about getting exposed, even back in the Arkansas days. It was Hillary's most recent scandals that cost her the election last year. There's very little money going into the Clinton Foundation's accounts these days because they have NO political office to sell. Their health is steadily going downhill and they're running out of time in this world. Even in their present condition they're still extremely dangerous. Not to mention there's still Chelsea to be concerned about. She is reportedly every bit as vile and vicious as her mother. Don't be surprised if anyone ends up dead after dealing with Chelsea. Like mother, like both of her parents. The Clintons are more concerned about being nailed now than at any time in the past. The DNC is slowly distancing themselves from the Clintons along with the globalists. The Clintons have become way too toxic for the NWO. I think eventually we'll hear about them getting sacrificed on the NWO's altar. When they die, I'll celebrate. They have it coming to them.
Redundant on July 16, 2017 at 10:40 pm
The Canadian taxpayer, has decided to donate the "Clinton Foundation" 20 million, to advance gender equality
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLyHXXr-U30
It's causing quiet the stir, up here, among people, that know about it, and msm, is not going to tell them, about it, so they will remain, docile
buttcrackofdoom on July 17, 2017 at 12:59 am
michael snyder wrote an article a while back about about 100 things that liberals hate about america. and since the clintons are liberals, they DEFINITELY hate:
#1 The U.S. Constitution
#2 Liberty
#3 Freedom
#4 Success
#5 Big Trucks
#6 Capitalism
#7 Free Markets
#8 Wealthy People
#9 Economic Prosperity
#10 The Rule Of Law
#11 Traditional Values
#12 The American Flag
#13 The Founding Fathers
#14 Guns
#15 Limited Government
#16 Religious Freedom
#17 Homeschooling
#18 Private Schools
#19 Christian Schools
#20 Entrepreneurs
#21 Ronald Reagan
#22 Donald Trump
#23 Mike Pence
#24 Country Music
#25 Rush Limbaugh
#26 The Tea Party
#27 Lower Taxes
#28 Old-Fashioned Light Bulbs
#29 Jesus
#30 The Bible
#31 The Christian Faith
#32 The Drudge Report
#33 John Wayne
#34 Alex Jones
#35 NASCAR
#36 Tupperware
#37 Big Cheeseburgers
#38 Football
#39 Clint Eastwood
#40 The Army
#41 The Navy
#42 The Marines
#43 The Air Force
#44 Ron Paul
#45 Rand Paul
#46 Marriage
#47 Family
#48 Babies
#49 Wal-Mart
#50 Flag Pins
#51 Steakhouses
#52 Chuck Norris
#53 Bottled Water
#54 George Washington
#55 The 1st Amendment
#56 The 2nd Amendment
#57 The 10th Amendment
#58 The Pledge Of Allegiance
#59 McDonald's
#60 Coca-Cola
#61 Fried Food
#62 Muscle Cars
#63 Charlie Daniels
#64 Dolly Parton
#65 Duck Dynasty
#66 Johnny Cash
#67 Sarah Palin
#68 Cheesesteaks
#69 Sean Hannity
#70 Rodeos
#71 Cadillacs
#72 Barbie Dolls
#73 Ted Cruz
#74 Fiscal Sanity
#75 Charlton Heston
#76 Israel
#77 Benjamin Netanyahu
#78 Miners
#79 Loggers
#80 The Coal Industry
#81 National Sovereignty
#82 National Borders
#83 Uncle Sam
#84 The Washington Redskins
#85 Small Businesses
#86 Self-Employment
#87 Harley-Davidson Motorcycles
#88 Military Veterans
#89 The Phrase "Islamic Terror"
#90 Big Families
#91 The Bible Belt
#92 The Creation Museum
#93 The 10 Commandments
#94 Anyone That Is Pro-Life
#95 Anyone That Disagrees With Them
#96 Hard Work
#97 Patriotism
#98 Winning
#99 The Truth
#100 The American People
trotterotter on July 17, 2017 at 12:08 pm
I dunno, i've seen quite a few leftist foodstampers at walmart buying tupperware and sodas. They also looked like they might enjoy the more than the occasional piece of fried chicken.
BCOD, that was a damn good list.
The last vestige of power that the Clintons possess is dirt on everyone they did business with as the deals were illegal and it takes, "two to tango". Their value is negative, their usefulness is negative, they're a liability. Let either say, and it would most likely come from vindictive Hillary's mouth, "If they (TPTB) don't do (whatever), I'll show them". Those words could be whispered in low tone and immediately TPTB will know it. I'll bet they have a psychological profile that will warn them if she is thinking of ratting.
Son of patriot on July 23, 2017 at 12:09 pm
What a lot of people don't understand is that it's not the Hildebeast-Billy Clinton duo that arranges the killings. That would unhinge almost anybody and be detectable, in their affairs, their public manners and habits, etc.. Their mental state would rapidly fall apart due to that stress and seamlessly lying like they do would be much more difficult.
Who really does all the Clinton Machine Murders is a phalanx of shadowy goons and spooks, CIA kites, Deep Staters and Soros operatives swirl around the Clintons. They take orders from CFR'ers, Soros, Elitist good-old-boy Occult Orders they belong to, with Deep State go-betweens. It's fueled by the New World Order expectations that they have. Their expectations are that the NWO is essentially ushering in the Golden Age of Aquarius that these aging 60's hippies have worked all their lives for.
These Luciferian types act in behalf of the Clintons, they don't need to meet with them or confab with them. From Vince Foster who knew too much to this Hatian Man, the Clinton Murder Machine is fueled by the Dark Side, of human nature, the lust for power, the promise of a future paradise, while they drown in cash and the blood of human misery.
Erik on October 23, 2017 at 7:22 pm
Yes all the spawn of Satan As the bible teaches many thing that is done in secret or kept secret from anyone can only come from evil because God does nothing in secret.Bear that in mind in your everyday life.
Yes all the spawn of Satan As the bible teaches any thing that is done in secret or kept secret from anyone can only come from evil because God does nothing in secret.Bear that in mind in your everyday life.
Razorsharp on August 2, 2017 at 4:03 am
Fake News…again
http://www.snopes.com/klaus-eberwein/
http://barthsnotes.com/2017/07/17/klaus-eberwein-the-clinton-foundation-and-fake-news/
YourNewsWire is so BS website. Please stop spreading their lies.
Justice on July 16, 2017 at 8:41 am
Off Topic: Best thing I've read in a while. Short and too the point.
"Multiculturalism is death of culture. The purpose of mass immigration is to destroy western culture, and they are winning. Thus, proponents of mass immigration are mortal enemies, as they mean to destroy me, my family, my future."
Menzoberranzan on July 16, 2017 at 8:54 am
Exactly. They will leave us only one way to fight back too as the system is corrupted beyond repair. I'll die for my family and that means I will kill for them. Also, the Clintons are the scum of the earth.
Menzoberranzan, proponents of Multiculturalism are traitors!
Also, like you said, "the Clintons are the scum of the earth". It's really scary how evil so many people who are in politics are. Good people will not run for office because it has become a blood sport.
The solution is to greatly reduce the size and scope of government. If government is small and weak, perhaps people will not be willing to do anything to wield its power.
Trumpstomperi on July 17, 2017 at 1:04 am
Genocide to all you Trumpanzees is what's needed to save the planet
Trumpstomperi, f#$% you and go away.
Waiting on July 17, 2017 at 9:17 pm
You're not the judge, and you sure as hell cannot save the planet, so just get off this site. Why are you even on this site or posting on this site if this is your feelings? You're a troll that's why. Go away, go back to your liberal progressive buddies and smoke your meth. Waiting
KillFacistLibs on July 19, 2017 at 8:34 am
Hey Trumpstomperi, the cats out of the bag. The Agenda, the network and the money trail is in the spotlight. Your Leaders (Clintons, Sanders and Antifa) are all going down one by one and hopefully to Prison.. After your big defeat in Washington, you had a huge Defeat in Georgia and you will get mopped up in 2018.. Have fun with your fearless leaders Pelosi, Schumer and Warren… Your future looks Bright… HaHaHa
Blankone on July 16, 2017 at 9:08 am
Another one added to their LONG list. Its beyond disgraceful. Whats it going to take to prosecute them?
Heartless on July 16, 2017 at 5:20 pm
PROSECUTE?!?!?! I would hope for a return of the 'Wanted – Dead or Alive' posters. The Clintons deserve to be shot, brought back to life, shot again, brought back to life…. repeat until there's nothing left.
Jim in Va. on July 16, 2017 at 9:19 am
Another notch on the Clinton belt…….when will it end?
The Deplorable Braveheart on July 16, 2017 at 9:44 am
Jim, the Clintons need to be 'taken out'. And even then there will still be too many enemies out there like Soros and the rest of the globalists.
nlightened2 on July 16, 2017 at 9:20 am
"The LOVE of money is the root of all evil." Jesus Christ
This love needs to be broken before justice is served. Preferably served "COLD".
Georgia Peach on July 16, 2017 at 9:34 am
When will they learn that they better have written statement signed by a person in danger when it comes to dealing with these criminals? Maybe a video testifying.
This Texan Has Had Enough on July 16, 2017 at 9:39 am
Another in a long line of bodies who could have exposed Clinton corruption. They will do anything to hold on to power and stay out of prison.
Ghost on July 17, 2017 at 7:22 pm
They will most likely avoid prison but they cannot avoid judgment day when they die. Gives real meaning to the wisdom of the comment "What does it profit a man if he gains the whole world but loses his immortal soul".
I've never exactly been a fan of the Haitians as people, but now I find myself sympathizing with them. ANYONE who has ever been a victim of the Clintons gets my sympathy and respect. This incident is just one more example of how dangerous the Clintons are and they need a 'does of their own medicine'. As long as they're alive we are ALL in danger.
grandee on July 16, 2017 at 2:15 pm
Kinda feel like Mrs. C got a dose of her own medicine on election eve.
SHE LOST.
Sgt. Dale on July 16, 2017 at 10:17 am
We knew this was coming.
This is why they are so pissed about the Russians leaking stuff, because if they kill off one of them they will have all the Ruskies (KGB and MOB) to fight.
Sgt.
lena on July 16, 2017 at 10:29 am
I'm shocked !
Forget for a minute that Hillary would have continued Obama's policies and just think of what the govt would run as with the Clintons back in charge ?
Do you think there would be leaks on the Clintons like there are the trumps ? no, because the leakers know leaking would be really bad for their health.
I imagine the usa under Hillary would mirror the corrupt central American govts and by year 4 the usa would be done for and the conservative movement would be taxed, sued and strong armed out of existence.
Lena, had Hilary won we would most likely be dead from WW3 by now. THAT is the bullet we dodged.
Rockmanr on July 16, 2017 at 10:40 am
Recall ruby ridge, waco and Oklahoma City all under the Clintons. Americans are expendable to them to achieve power. Killed hundreds of Americans and still going strong because they control the major media Well organized and ruthlessly corrupt. Oklahoma City was a black ops. by the Clintons. Mc veigh was special ops before he left the army. that is what they do. He is still alive
Traitor Hator on July 16, 2017 at 12:23 pm
I read that T McVeigh. Was a bradly Tank? Commander ? And ounce he made a cold bore shot at 2000? Yards at 2 Iraqies when they lined up.with his 20 mm gun. His men thought he had majic? And many knew about him.
Insider3LetterAgency on July 16, 2017 at 2:31 pm
Rockmanr – don't forget 9/11. Always wondered about that early "car explosion" in the parking lot of WTC during Clinton term. Was that an experiment? A Test? Were they implanting the C4 into the concrete beams and accidentally detonated some of it? Were they checking how the public would react and how quickly they would forget? Then you go a decade or so later and Hmmmmm ALL the buildings go down when only 2 of 6 are hit? On a building an Engineering Professor at BYU in 2007 said could not be taken out by a plane? (Good book: '07 Censored Stories, details Prof & Student's experiments to 'prove' conspiracy theorists wrong. Instead proved conspiracy theories right and no paper would publish their findings…)
Yeah – dirtiest of the dirty corrupt swamp monsters. I'm tellin' ya: these swamp denizens must have a TON of stuff to hide. McStain, McConman, Lyan Ryan, Schumerde, Peloser, all of 'em. If you lived in DC like I do you'd be scared witless. Remember those "speakeasy" bars from the dirty 30's? You thought they were all gone? Think again. If you know where they are in the filthy DC underground tunnel network, and if you know the password, you'd see all these tools of Satan meeting in secret with their lovers and gayboytoys, plotting the destruction of the Republic.
They are filth. Trump knows this, they know he knows, they have to stop him at any cost. They are worried about their own "legacy" – what a joke. They are worried about going to jail for life in their addled senior years. They know if they are outed to the world they will lose every dime and be rode outta town on a rail, tarred and feathered. I see these jerks daily on the streets of the dirtiest, most corrupt city in America – washington Dirt & Corruption
This Haitian was more than likely telling the truth. Add him to the list. The UN guy, Seth Rich, and on and on. The more the lamestream media says otherwise the more we know it's true.
Tell the truth in a Democracy, nothing happens. Tell it in a Totalitarian regime and welcome jackboots. Tell me, where do you think we are now?
Rockmanr, Ruby Ridge was under George H.W. Bush. The other atrocities were under the Clintons. As for Tim McVeigh, I thought he received the death penalty?
Jacknife on July 16, 2017 at 5:25 pm
McVeigh was not special ops. He failed the q course, then ets'd out of the army. I believe he participated in the OKC bombing as well as his friend, whose name escapes me, but there was supposedly a third person involved who conspiracy theorists thought was a gubmint op. Obviously the gubmint, with help in no small way from the media, flamed these theorists as right winged lunatics fueled by talk radio. McVeigh went to trial and his lawyer basically walked him right into a guilty verdict, which was just considering what he did. However, it's always been my contention that this was all political smoke and mirrors to hide the gubmints involvement. McVeigh deserved the death penalty and I don't believe he's still alive but I also believe the government had their hands all up in it from the start. McVeigh was at Waco when they were attacked by the ATF, he was on tv stating in no uncertain terms his hatred of the government. I believe this was when the government marked him for the OKC bombing. He was the perfect ingredient for that job. The rest is history.
Stay quiet Be smart
If you watch the explosion of the Murrah building in OKCY you will notice, as I did the first time I saw it, that it looks like the explosion came from inside the building, not from outside. McVeigh was executed on June 11,2001, and his accomplices were Terry Nichols, and Michael Fortier. Another TPTB job. Waiting
Justice on July 16, 2017 at 11:51 am
This guy must have been crackers!
Speaking of crackers (see what I did there), I love crackers in my soups but they go stale so fast I can't stock up on them. So what am I to do in a SHTF situation? Go without, that's blasphemy.
If you want to learn how to cook like it's the 18th Century check out this guys YouTube Channel (Townsends). He teaches how to cook "Old School". So, I will make my own!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWYtmcEXgPw
That is SOOOOOOO COOL !
Thank you for putting that up. I shall make my own, too.
Old Guy on July 16, 2017 at 11:51 am
Its easy to blame the Clintons. And I never liked them. We had to endure them in Arkansas for decades. And I don't care a bit more from some parasite Haitian. Im jaded with and mad as heck that all of these third world places are thinking and demanding the USA producers owe them something. I don't like any parasites.
Some say Arkansas state troopers are working for them on the side , and after retirement?
Now Im a bit confused? was this guy being investigated for his mishandling of funds and wrongdoing? It seems that what he was attempting to do was say yes im a crook but the Clintons are bigger crooks. Possibly being called to task for his crimes did cause him to take the cowards was out?
Old Guy, when I lived in Miami, my wife and I had trouble with Haitians all the time. They refused to work. They were simply allowed to get straight onto the freeloader programs. They are still parasites to this day. Our own blacks were only 20% of Miami's population at that time. They and the Haitians were responsible for most of Miami's crime. I used to see fights between the Haitians and all the other groups all the time. No love lost between any of them. Every time a Haitian did something to a Cuban, that Haitian was located and 'disappeared'. No telling how many Haitians 'disappeared into the swamps west of the city over the years. The drunk Haitian who killed my wife also 'disappeared' later on. Those Haitians are some mean and cold-blooded SOBs. Ain't nothin good about them.
FTW on July 16, 2017 at 6:50 pm
"They were simply allowed to get straight onto the freeloader programs"
Which clearly makes it a Government problem … not a Haitian problem.
Wrong or Right … Government allowed them to enter the United States.
Wrong or Right … Government allowed them to get assistance.
98% of the time … Government is wrong.
If it were not of full U.S. Government influence in this country and abroad … we would not be having 98% of the problems that we face today.
Most would rather focus their issues on N. Korea, Iran, Syria … and elsewhere … because U.S. Gov. and Media says that these areas are bad. Yet … many here still follow their indoctrinated news from the same Media that they can't tolerate.
As I've said many … many … many times before …
America is chuck full of fk'n Retards!!!
FTW, damn right. Govt. ruins everything it touches.
buttcrackofdoom on July 17, 2017 at 1:13 am
yup yup!
A friend of mine was a pipe fitter at the refinery and took vacations to go to Haiti with his church to build schools and the like. He eventually gave up and said they were hopeless and this guy radiates hope. My buddy Cap is the most moral man I have ever had the pleasure to know. He still donates his skills and money but just does it closer to home.
Horse'sass on July 16, 2017 at 12:29 pm
All of these witnesses need to have provisions for automatic activation/release of all documents upon their death, with videotaped verificiation, (although any notory would also be killed.) It is the least they can do to increase their chances of survival. I forgot what the term used as it was applied to Julian Assange's situation.
One only becomes an influential politician if he/she is "pre -corruptable", because all of Washington depends on blackmail to maintain control. An "honest politician" would never get to a position of importance or power because in theory he could not be corrupted and therefore could not be controled by blackmail.
For example, Clintons established their suitability for Federal Government by first demonstrating their corruptibility at the state level via Cinton's influence as governor to establish the Mena, Arkansas Airstrip for importing CIA cocaine, among a host of other dealings that we will never find out about.
But the body count keeps rising.
"All of these witnesses need to have provisions for automatic activation/release of all documents upon their death,"
The problem is release them to who? The media won't publish it, the InJustice Department won't prosecute.
I get the feeling that, "They have the ball, bat, field and gloves".
They're just too damn big.
cranerigger on July 16, 2017 at 12:44 pm
To those that know "too much" about the Clintons. Don't travel by plane, don't find yourself alone with no witnesses, and don't trust the govt. to protect your life. The parade of bodies following contact with the Clintons is incredible.
the blame-e on July 16, 2017 at 1:02 pm
We need term limits. Mandatory term limits.
The United States is a republic not a monarchy. No more of these family dynasties. The United States is not a family business. There should be no appearances that our government organized along the lines of the Mafia.
No more than one family member may serve in government per 100-years. No more Roosevelts. No more Rockefellers. No more Kennedys. No more Bushes. No more Cuomos. No more Browns. And, especially, no more Clintons.
Anticommie on July 16, 2017 at 7:51 pm
All terms need to be expired. You only need judges and law enforcement. Also repeal every law except 10 commandments and some of the laws of Moses like executions of whores and sodomites. Also a militia where citizens get to vote for when and where to go to war.
how would term limits help??????????????? as soon as they get into office, they get money thrown in their faces to do the opposite of what america NEEDS…. we need to enforce LAWS….we need to PROSECUTE when we find corruption…clintons are just the latest example of not prosecuting the criminals….yes, we need to give LESS to politicians, and take MORE from them when they do wrong.
B from CA on July 16, 2017 at 2:28 pm
The fact of the matter is (((3ews))) are running the Clintons.
"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" ••••
(((3ews))) control our government, Epstein was given one billion to trap Clinton and others so that they can be blackmailed by Mossad.
(((3rws))) control every media outlet ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX, Serius, Google, Amazon, Harvard and the other Universities, the American Medical Association, the Publishing Houses, Newspapers, Magazines, Propaganda, Movies, radio, M-TV & the music industry.
The (((you-know-whose))) control the world by controlling the world's financial banking system.
The (((Je—))) run the world and we are the cattle.
They are the water in a bucket, we are the drops that remain when a bucket of water is emptied.
They are the weight of the scale, we are insignificant minuscule left-over portion of the weight.
If a (((Je-))) needs a liver it would be permissible to kill us and take our liver.
If a (((Je-))) goes to Court, the Judge, and Lawyers are (((J—))).
Decision in favor of (((Je–))).
An oath is not an oath.
The world global agenda is by, and for (((Je–))).
__ defeat corruption? Good Luck !!!
TEST on July 16, 2017 at 4:07 pm
Nothing so see here. Move along (and if you DON'T move along soon, you'll end up like this guy, or the 30 40 others who, ummm… slipped on a banana peel in the shower)
JRS on July 16, 2017 at 4:16 pm
Flour… Flour is the basis for all crackers, cookies, biscuits and bread. All you need to do is vary the ingredients and add some proofed yeast for others.
Get an old time gal to do yer cooking.
If yer too homely to git a gal, git a cookbook.
aljamo on July 16, 2017 at 5:25 pm
I saw a C-Span debacle while channel surfing, Slick Willy and Shrub Bush talking on stage, spewing out more BS as if unconcerned about the majority of Americans hating their guts. I could only watch a couple minutes. Those psycho liars have the backing and protection of this pure evil cabal bringing America down. Both evil murderers could not care less about the people, both fake sides of the aisle are mirror images of each other cementing the ongoing globalist scam relentlessly. Pitiful, treasonous haughty putrid untouchable murderous slimebags. They know there is nothing the people can do to even slightly alter the course ahead. They are probably right.
Brian on July 16, 2017 at 7:48 pm
"Ah shucks!" "I'm just a good ol' country boy". "What? Me kill somebody?" People like Bill Clinton. They might believe that Hillary might order someone killed but not Bill. Together, the Clintons make Richard Nixon look like a saint! People aren't like they seem but it is hard to believe Bill would order someone killed.
Frank Thoughts on July 17, 2017 at 9:57 am
Same thing happened to a UN official in 2016. Their fingers dig deep into all the global institutions. Governments, like Canada, pay them tribute to keep them onside. The Clintons are the go-to crew for the global system. They do the dirty work. It was Clinton that took care of Haiti in the 1990s, former Yugoslavia in the 1990s, and did the all the set up work, along with Madelaine Albright, for the second invasion of the Middle East via Iraq.
Now, Bill has habits. And apart from coke he likes young poon. This has been his problem on many occassions and the only hiccup in a very successful career. Hillary also likes poon. On that, and money, Bill and her share a great connection and loyalty. They are, however, both very ill with various diseases and chronic conditions. Most of these are a consequence of their lifestyle choices. I have a mother who is 10 years older than Hillary and is in way better shape because she doesn't do coke, poon, drink, or satanic rituals.
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The reason MSM is not commenting is because ALL of MSM is owned and infiltrated by Unacknowledged Special Operations. Fake stories are staged and broadcast over and over as a means of mind manipulation and control of the populace, whom they care nothing for. Read the book Unacknowledged for testimonials. It all has to do with retaining the old system of something beyond power beyond greed in its corruption, and not letting the people know that the cure for disease and poverty, as well as free energy, is available to us.
Michael McNulty on July 21, 2017 at 3:15 am
The Bush and Clinton families are mafias but far more deadly. They've realized organized crime is a nickel-and-dime racket for mugs and organized politics is where the real money is. Billions. And as heads of the nation like any dictator they can put themselves above the law. There'll be no jail for tax-dodging like Capone, and any risk of exposure means they can kill the threat and never have to answer one question about it.
We are at the gangster stage of capitalism Lenin warned about a century ago. Their bootleg liquor is oil, the boys they send round are armies and their drive-by shootings A-10 strafings.
Yanique Joseph on July 27, 2017 at 10:20 am
The American people have lost control of the military-industrial complex President Eisenhower warned us about. Politicians pander to those in power and with deep pockets. Americans ignored the substantial differences between Obama and Hillary Clinton, especially his cautious support for the Arab Spring and willingness to challenge the Zionist Right and the more hawkish elements in the military-industrial complex which Hillary supported. The Republicans and the Right used a ferocious racism to vilify Obama, financing the Tea Party to create a fake populist movement which contributed ultimately to the election of Donald Trump. The military-industrial complex and militaries around the world, are the greatest users of fossil fuels and rapidly disappearing metals, minerals and other resources. Here are things everyone can do to begin moving the world towards peace: mobilization in the U.S. for campaign finance reform and reform of the banking system; support for renewable energy everywhere to defund fossil fuel industries (give money to already-existing companies and projects; support for the United Nations and institutions for effective global governance, poverty alleviation and gender empowerment (stop these ridiculous rightwing attacks against the "new world order" — we need a new world order!). Support for decentralized eco-communities and eco-cities so as to lessen the power of dysfunctional nation-states captured by corrupt plutocracies, fossil-fuel mafias and their often servile politicians. For a more detailed analysis or for more information, contact Yanique Joseph, Executive Director, Green Cities—Green Villages, [email protected].


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CHICAGO — City council members passed a proposal made by Mayor Rahm Emanuel on Wednesday, February 15 with the hopes to collect up to $10 million this year in unpaid fines through state income tax refunds.
Not to worry, if you pay your violation fees, you are in the clear. According to Tina Consola, managing deputy director of the city Finance Department, the money that will be deducted from state income tax refunds only applies to those who have been repeatedly notified and have still failed to pay.
Many people in the city find this new regulation to be a positive thing, a very enthusiastic Chicago native, 23 year old Mike (last name not provided) exclaimed, "Hell yes! Lets dig the city out of this hole".
Car owner, Blake Reigon, 31, also from Chicago, agrees with the cities new proposal to lower debt. "You shouldn't be able to receive money from the state if you owe them (money)", he explained.
With the vote coming to a landslide of 41-8, Emanuel's administration have the go ahead to collect debtors money as they saw fit.
Alderman Robert Fioretti, one of the 8 Ald. to vote against Emanuel feels that the city's administrative hearing system should be renovated before tax refunds are at the forefront.
He refers to the system as "a kangaroo court", it is a lose/lose trying to fight against an issued ticket.
The city of Chicago is facing about $80 million of debt, but this refund regulation won't cover all of it.
Emanuel's tax refund plan will protect the "law-abiding citizens" from supporting the rest of the city.


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How Internet Security Evolved in Tandem with iGaming
For a non-biological entity, the internet is an area filled with constant and unstoppable evolution. From the hardware which backs it to the software systems it carries, nothing in this arena stays the same for long. One of the most major forms these changes take is seen in the world of security.
While there are many fields in which this battle is fought, by focusing on just one it can be possible to track greater trends in the online security environment. For the sake of this article, we want to use online bingo as an example.
A simple game to play on the surface, it's a world in which the real developments run surprisingly deep. Staying steady over the years, the invisible parts of such games are top of the class. But how did we get here?
A Change in Browsers
As this article by Popular Mechanics on Netscape Navigator can tell you, the earliest web browsers were incredibly simple. In some cases, the first browsers even had the option to disable all images from loading, to save on data costs.
The problem with these browsers was that patches were few and far between, and limited expertise in developer security meant that malware was a constant concern.
"My Old Navigator" (CC BY 2.0) by OiMax
This could have been problematic for the first browser bingo games, which appeared as early as 1996. To combat this issue, very specific locks were put into which browsers could access the first bingo offerings. Simply put, if a browser didn't have the latest security tech, it wasn't supported.
Over time, this security concern aided in the rise of online bingo which moved away from direct browser integration. Instead, many bingo games relied on downloadable clients from online casinos, which were much more tightly controlled, doing things many websites at the time couldn't. These remained a standard for ages, only seeing significant abandonment recently.
The Modern Age
In the last few years, arguable the biggest change in online bingo gaming has come from improvements in HTML and related web technologies. HTML5, as a much more flexible system than its predecessors, has paved the way for bingo games to head back to browsers en force.
Take, for example, the games on Bingo Betfair online in UK areas. Thanks to modern tech, games like Housey Bingo and House of Mirrors are not just entirely safe on major websites, but they also run far faster and look far better than any old bingo games could. Not simply due to convenience, this change was also a matter of necessity.
Most online games used to operate within the system of Adobe Flash, which was the standard for many years. Yet Flash's inbuilt limitations, including a growing potential for security flaws, put it on a road to obsolescence, as Time explains.
This proved to major hurdle for some forms of entertainment, acting as a danger to online software without a proactive approach. Like most online casino games, bingo abandoned this system some time ago, but many still haven't.
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While just illustrating one small slice of the greater internet security landscape, online bingo points out some of the most major issues which occurred, and how they have been combatted. Sometimes, better security meant being demanding of browser standards, where other times it meant abandoning these systems entirely.
Today, however, with systems as strict and advanced as they are, security and flexibility within browsers are the best they've ever been. Whatever might come next, if the past is any indication, bingo will reflect the best the web has to offer.
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Travel and Expense Management Steering Committee & resource members // Sonya Penner
Travel and expense improvements underway
Steering committee requests additional feedback from university community
The Travel and Expense Management Steering Committee has been busy working on improvements to the university's current travel and expense systems. The committee, chaired by Kelley Main, department head and associate professor of marketing, Asper School of Business, consists of six academic staff, the Vice-President (Research and International) and the Comptroller. Support staff are resource members, assisting in administering the project.
Kelley Main, Chair of Steering Committee
Since September 2016, when the steering committee was established, it has conducted three focus groups, collecting recommendations on how to improve the travel and expense policy/procedures and processes. The steering committee has also reviewed the U15 travel and expense policies and practices, with findings available online here.
The steering committee is currently requesting broader feedback from members of the university community with experience with the travel and expense policy, procedures and Concur.
"Your input is important to this work," says Janice Ristock, Provost and Vice-President (Academic), and a sponsor of the steering committee. "We welcome suggestions and recommendations from all of our colleagues, so that our approaches are relevant and well informed."
Recently, as a result of the collective bargaining process with the University of Manitoba Faculty Association (UMFA), the U of M made a commitment to provide administrative support to UMFA members for travel booking and expense management systems (CONCUR). Subsequently, Ristock and Joanne Keselman, Interim Vice-President (Administration), have asked the committee to deliver recommendations designed to address this commitment.
"Improvements are underway and immediate and long-term work has been mapped out, but this is a large-scale, multi-stakeholder engagement project, and we appreciate your help," adds Ristock.
Feedback can be submitted in these ways: a direct email to the chair of the committee, Dr. Kelley Main, or any member of the steering committee (see list below); an email to travel [dot] review [at] umanitoba [dot] ca; and/or anonymous feedback through the project website.
For those wishing to participate in the next focus group, please indicate so in your email.
Travel and Expense Management Steering Committee Members
Kelley Main Chair (Asper – Marketing)
Judy Anderson (Science – Biological Sciences)
James Blanchard (RFHS – Community Health Sciences)
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Tom Hay (Comptroller — Administration)
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For more information on the Travel and Expense Management Steering Committee, visit the website.
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There are several cities in Norway worth parking your campervan rental for and Bergen is certainly among them. Norway's second largest city is chalk full of activities, exciting sights, and both natural and architectural marvels. Whether you're haggling at the Bergen Fish Market or taking a ride up the nearby mountain in a funicular, you won't find yourself bored in the Gateway to the Fjords. Established in 1070, during the time of the Vikings, Bergen is not only a city that can lead you to many other beautiful places, but is also full of history and culture that will entice you stay awhile and enjoy.
1. Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf The city's first structures were built along this wharf, which has been a vibrant and integral part of Bergen from the beginning. A UNESCO World Heritage Site the wharf boasts the remains of a medieval city as well as old harbour buildings, one of the largest pedestrian zones in the area, and the wooden houses that Bergen is famous for. For those interested the Bergen Aquarium is also within walking distance.
2. Bergen Fish Market Near the water you will find the city's Fish Market, an experience that is completely Bergen. In the city's horseshoe-shaped inner harbour, at the bottom of the steet's U-shape, you will find Bergen's famous fish market, which is easily accessible on foot. Walk around and get a taste of the real life of Bergen residents as well as the opportunities to taste test each booth's unique products including caviar and smoked fish.
3. Fantoft Stave Church The church in it's current incarnation is a replica of the historic building that was moved to this site in Fantoft from Fortun in 1883 and which later burned down in 1992. Located near Troldhaugen this beautiful church has been remade to look like the original, which was first built in 1150.
4. Funicular and Mount Floyen - Riding the Fløibanen Funicular to the top of Mount Floyen is an experience that will stay with you and a perfect opportunity to get a great, all encompassing view of Bergen. It is only a short ride from the city to Fløien Mountain's summit 320 metres above sea level and the trip will afford you the chance to capture beautiful vistas full of city, fjords, sea and mountain--all the elements that make Bergen a wonderful place to visit on your motorhome vacation. You may also want to take the cable car up Mount Ulriken one of the seven mountains that surround Bergen.
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Quote: Kentucky Republican Sen. Rand Paul's vote to temporarily block Chuck Hagel's nomination for secretary of defense elicited blowback from an unlikely source: antiwar conservatives and libertarians, many of them supporters of his father's GOP presidential campaign.
Paul, the son of former Texas Republican Rep. Ron Paul, joined all but four Republican senators Thursday in voting against a motion to end debate over Hagel's nomination. GOP leaders are saying that they will not filibuster Hagel indefinitely, but instead want to delay a vote until they have more information about his speeches and finances.
Meh, Rand has always been more pragmatic than the old man. If there is any chance of change from within, Rand's "libertarian light" brand of politics is our best bet.


Based on a 1952 play by British dramatist Terence Rattigan, Terence Davies' film version of The Deep Blue Sea starts with the attempted suicide of Hester Collyer (Rachel Weisz) in an appropriately faded boarding house in post-war London. Flashbacks set the scene for desperation: a sensible marriage to an older, dignified High Court Judge (Simon Russell Beale) jettisoned for an affair with a young, semi-alcoholic fighter pilot (a 'British bulldog' Tom Hiddleston) struggling to move beyond the memory of wartime glories. Greek tragedy aimed for emotional cleansing (catharsis), and during the film's one-day trajectory, the three main characters succeed in re-arranging their lives, achieving a bleak resolve to carry on.
Director Terence Davies revisits earlier successes: the brilliantly overwrought heroine in House of Mirth is matched here by Weisz' performance as a troubled creature caught between the 'guarded enthusiasm' of her class and the passion of her nature. In terms of his habitually exquisite settings, Davies' film combines, as few such adaptations do, the intensity and potential artificiality of emotionally tight spaces and situations created for the stage with the flow and visual intimacy of film.
At times, the movie feels overly indebted to Neil Jordan's The End of the Affair but ultimately works better in its telling of a timeless story that also succeeds as a commentary on individuals at the mercy of social constraints.


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The National League and BT Sport are delighted to announce no fewer than 12 live matches as we gear up for the return of football next month.
Following the release of the 2021-22 fixtures on Wednesday afternoon, BT Sport have confirmed their selections for the first three months of the new campaign, with every team appearing live at least once.
BT Sport are once again fully committed to their incredible coverage of the Vanarama National League and their eighth year of coverage starts with one of last season's play-off participants.
Bromley and Grimsby Town raise the curtain on August 21, and the match at Hayes Lane gets underway at 5.20pm.
A week later the cameras head to Roots Hall where new boys Southend United host Stockport County in the usual evening slot.
The bank holiday offering involves two of last season's play-off sides – Wrexham entertain Notts County at the Racecourse Ground.
September has no fewer than five games in the diary – starting with Yeovil Town facing FC Halifax Town at Huish Park on September 4.
On Saturday September 11, it's King's Lynn Town's turn to host a televised clash as Dagenham & Redbridge fall into focus at the Walks.
Weymouth vs Dover Athletic follows just seven days later – the following weekend's action comes from Derbyshire as Chesterfield see beaten Promotion Finalists Torquay United pitch up at the Technique Stadium.
Eastleigh see in October against Boreham Wood before the cameras head to Wealdstone three days later for the Stones' clash with Solihull Moors.
The schedule is finished off with three games in a week at the end of October – starting with Woking's visit to Maidenhead United on Saturday 23.
Then it's Altrincham hosting Solihull Moors on Tuesday October 26 before Harry Kewell's Barnet bring the curtain down against Aldershot Town on Saturday October 30.
All games will be live on BT Sport 1HD.
Live BT Sport match selections (kick-off time):
Saturday August 21 – Bromley v Grimsby Town (5.20pm)
Saturday August 28 – Southend United v Stockport County (5.20pm)
Monday August 30 – Wrexham v Notts County (7.30pm)
Saturday September 4 – Yeovil Town v FC Halifax Town (5.15pm)
Saturday September 11 – King's Lynn Town v Dagenham & Redbridge (5.20pm)
Saturday September 18 – Weymouth v Dover Athletic (5.20pm)
Saturday September 25 – Chesterfield v Torquay United (5.20pm)
Saturday October 2 – Eastleigh v Boreham Wood (5.20pm)
Tuesday October 5 – Wealdstone v Solihull Moors (7.45pm)
Saturday October 23 – Maidenhead United v Woking (5.20pm)
Tuesday October 26 – Altrincham v Solihull Moors (7.45pm)
Saturday October 30 – Barnet v Aldershot Town (5.20pm)
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I'm thinking about to move to Belgium for work, therefore my employer is estabilished in NL in West Flanders; I've never been in Belgium ago, my citizenship is Italian and up to now I live in France, as well as my car. So, I prefer to remain in Belgium because I can't speaking Dutch.
Please, advice me in which town to rent a flat if I want to sell my car and travel each day by train to Terneuzen.
What do I have to do in order to plan my relocation?
- West Flanders is in Belgium.
- Terneuzen is not in West Flanders but rather in Zeeland (which is in the Netherlands).
- Dutch is the majority language in Belgium and the only language spoken on either side of the Belgian-Dutch border.
And to add to your long list of misconceptions, Terneuzen has not had a passenger railway in well over half a century and so it is impossible to get a train there from anywhere in Belgium (or, indeed, the Netherlands).
I suggest you move to Terneuzen, buy a bike, and learn Dutch.
Commuting from anywhere French speaking will be a nightmare journey from hell, and you'll pretty much certainly have to drive it. The nearest French speaking cities are Roubaix and Brussels.
If you are going to work in Terneuzen, living in Holland makes much more sense than living in Belgium.
The Dutch are far more easy-going regarding language and you will get by with English - at least until you can learn basic Dutch - so long as your employer is happy with that.
I worked for a Dutch company for many years and the Dutch accept that, as their language is not widely spoken outside Holland, they have to speak other languages. English is, effectively, universally understood and I would be amazed if you don't find Italian speakers, too.


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Webby Awards Research Shows How The Relentless and Transformative Effects of the Internet Are Bringing Americans Face to Face with Humankind's Biggest Questions
Study reflects acceptance and embrace of existing technology, generational divide in perceptions of how the future of technology will impact our work, relationships, and sense of self.
72% of adults fear that in 10 years, relationships will be less authentic than today because of technology; 84% agree that technology has brought them closer to friends and relatives who live far away.
Over 50% of Millennials age 18-34 agree they would be happier if they used their smartphone less; Millennials also more likely to integrate technology in their daily lives; from work to fitness to relationships.
(New York, NY) October 22, 2015 – The Webby Awards today released research which reveals that the Internet is improving our lives in more ways than ever before, with 85% of millennials using the Internet for shopping, 69% to help with repair and installation of personal and home items, 58% to manage health or fitness regimens, and 61% to streamline tasks at work. And the Internet is permeating our lives in surprising ways: 93% of millennials indicate they use their smartphone in bed, 79% in the restroom, and 43% while stopped at a red light while driving. The data supports this year's Webby Awards trend: "The Internet Can't Be Stopped," which explores how the rapid advancements of the Internet age are dramatically changing the way humans live, work, and interact in the world, calling into question philosophical questions that challenge our values, our place in society, and ourselves.
"Today the Internet is a more inexorable part of our existence than most of us care to admit, from the conference room to the bedroom and everywhere in between" said Webby Executive Director, David-Michel Davies. "The data shows the many ways people, and in particular millennials, have embraced technology as a tool to enhance daily living, but also a national conversation that has emerged about its role in the way we think about our work, relationships and ourselves.
The online survey was conducted by Harris Poll among over 2,000 U.S. adults aged 18+ on behalf of the Webby Awards in October 2015, and reveals that adults, and in particular Millennials (adults age 18-34), are embracing the integration of technology in their daily lives, and are both optimistic and skeptical about the ways in which technology will shape our future.
The Webby Awards have broken down the impact of the technology into three key areas of our lives:
Seventy-two percent of adults say it's likely that unemployment will rise as new technologies will require fewer people to do the same amount of work, and 77% worry that if they don't keep up with the latest technology, they'll be less employable.
Millennials, who have grown up in the digital age, are more optimistic – when asked about how the Internet will impact their career over the next 10 years, nine out of 10 millennials (and notably 96% of students) agree the Internet will provide them with more access to jobs they're suited for, and 76% agree the Internet will make their job easier.
Seventy-two percent of adults believe that in 10 years, relationships will be less authentic than today because of technology, and only 37% believe technology will allow them to maintain deeper relationships than they can today.
Despite this, a strong majority (more than 4 in 5) reports that technology has helped bridge a physical divide between loved ones, with 84% percent agreeing that technology has brought them closer to friends and relatives who live far away.
A strong majority of adults (70%) concede that it's hard not to look at their mobile phone when it rings or vibrates. More than half (56%) of Millennials believe they would be happier if they used their smartphone less, and more than a third (38%) of this generation report having a relationship deteriorate due to technology or social media.
Despite the pull of technology, a majority of adults respect certain times and places where smartphones are less welcome, usually as it relates to personal interactions:
67% do not use their smartphones while eating dinner with family
65% do not use smartphones in a work meeting, although 45% of those with higher household income (100K+) admit to doing so
Over half (53%) admit to using their smartphone while in the restroom
Two-thirds (67%) do not use their smartphone while stopped at a red light while driving, although 42% of those with higher household income (100K+) admit to doing so
However, Millennials are more inclined to make room for technology in these areas:
51% ever use smartphones while eating with family
40% ever use smartphones while in a work meeting
Nearly 8 in 10 (79%) Millennials admit to using their smartphones while in the restroom, primarily driven by male millennials who pass the time by texting (63%), checking or updating social media (64%), checking/sending email (52%), or playing mobile games (46%).
43% use their smartphones while stopped at a red light while driving
The full research and methodology are available at: webbyawards.com/about/2015-white-paper/
The Webby Awards Early Entry deadline to submit works for consideration is October 30, 2015. Nominees will be announced April 2016, with the hallmark Webby Awards ceremony held later in Spring 2016.
This survey was conducted online within the United States by Harris Poll on behalf of The Webby Awards from October 8-12, 2015 among 2,020 adults ages 18 and older. The online survey is not based on a probability sample and therefore no estimate of theoretical sampling error can be calculated. For complete survey results and methodology, please contact Anne Muscarella at anne@high10media.com.
Hailed as the "Internet's highest honor" by The New York Times, The Webby Awards is the leading international award honoring excellence on the Internet, including Websites, Advertising & Media, Online Film & Video, Mobile Sites & Apps, and Social. Established in 1996, The Webby Awards received nearly 13,000 entries from all 50 states and over 70 countries worldwide this year. The Webby Awards is presented by the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences (IADAS). Sponsors and Partners of The Webby Awards include: Google, Grey Goose Vitamin T, Advertising Age, YouTube, Internet Week New York, and The Guardian News Media, Cool Hunting, The Drum, GeekWire, VentureBeat, and Springwise.
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Protest calls for better policing
Lillian Amos and Roshan Abrahams
Protesters outside Steenberg police station demand better policing.
About 50 people protested outside the Steenberg police station, on Monday, demanding better policing in a community plagued by violent crime.
The protesters, who form part of the 7945 Action Group, want more visible policing for Lavender Hill, St Montague Village, Cafda, Steenberg and greater Retreat; more police staff and vehicles; and an investigation into alleged corruption at the station.
The demands were listed in a memorandum presented to the station's management by Yaseen Staggie, a member and convenor for the action group.
The group was formed to address various issues in the communities with the postal code 7954, which includes the greater Retreat area. It has been vocal about crime, gangsterism and other social ills as well as a recent increase in gang violence in Lavender Hill and St Montague Village.
Mr Staggie said one police station could not service five high-crime neighbourhoods with only four police vans.
"We cannot continue like this; we cannot lose another child to gang violence because of the incompetency of Steenberg SAPS. When we have police visibility, we have less shootings and less killings in these areas. We also want the police station to be investigated because there are police officers who are in cahoots with the gang leaders and the drug bosses."
It's not the first time the group has addressed what it feels are policing deficiencies in the area.
In June and August last year, the group met with Steenberg police management, but Mr Staggie said their concerns had not been heeded.
Protesters outside Steenberg police station called for more visible policing for Lavender Hill, St Montague Village, Cafda, Steenberg and greater Retreat; more police staff and vehicles; and an investigation into alleged corruption at the station.
The group has now given the police until Monday January 31 to respond to its grievances.
"If our cries and grievances are not being heard by a certain date then action will be taken from the community's side," Mr Staggie said.
He did not elaborate on what kind of action would be taken.
"Our group is against violence and damage to infrastructure, but we will take action. We are no longer going to sit back and complain about issues, we are going to pursue it, go up the chain of command, knock on relevant doors and do whatever we need to do until our communities become safe once again."
Shanen Rossouw, the ward councillor for Lavender Hill, Retreat and Cafda, supported the peaceful protest and said the community had long knocked on the wrong doors by blaming councillors for shootings, gangsterism and other crimes happening in the area.
"We have to hold SAPS accountable, and this is the first step in doing so. The broader communities of Steenberg, Lavender Hill and Cafda have taken this step because crime is out of control."
Other law-enforcement agencies, including the justice department, should also be called to account, she said.
"At the end of the day, we are all getting salaries to do our jobs, and if we are not doing what we are supposed to then we have to be held accountable."
Ward councillor Shanen Rossouw (in the blue shirt) supported protesters who gathered outside Steenberg police station calling for better policing.
Rozina Johnson, princess of the Royal House of the Khoi and San in Cafda, said the community was sick of murder, robberies, and other crimes happening "all at once", and there was no police intervention to stop this.
"There is no police visibility as well," she said.
"One of the major challenges is young people are losing their lives during this crime spell," she said. "I understand that police are short staffed, but national and provincial departments should step in to help contain these crimes," said Ms Johnson.
There was also a problem with the way the Expanded Public Works Programme was being run, she said.
"Everyone gets a chance to work three months at a time, but some people work up to six months while others who are also qualified have to wait. The problem is that people who have experienced this do not want to come forward so there is no proof of favouritism."
Steenberg police spokesman Sergeant Luqmaan Adams said the station commander, Colonel Jan Alexander, did not wish to comment at this stage.
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falling: a wake
Written By Gary Kirkham
Directed by Rivendell founding member Victoria DeIorio
A MidWest Premiere!
"Rivendell's gorgeous Falling: A Wake is really about how difficult it is to mourn and to know when Ecclesiastes might say it's once again time to laugh. As the husband and wife facing the loss of their son, Jane Baxter Miller and Mark Ulrich illustrate beautifully how love can be battered by grief, yet sometimes survive it…This inaugural show flows as if the company had been at home on this stage for years." – Kelly Kleiman, WBEZ
"The dialogue snaps with enough wit, especially from the mouth of the ex-professor husband Harold (played with a nice bit of country-gentlemanliness by Mark Ulrich) and enough interior action guided by his wife Elsie (in an equally strong performance from Jane Baxter Miller) to prevent it." -New City
"Linda Buchanen provides a simple yet striking set design. Director Victoria DeIorio's sound design makes excellent use of the theater's booming sound system." – Time Out Chicago
"Long may this handsome new theater thrive." – Chicago Tribune
"Falling: A Wake is a quirky love story that makes me go ahhhhhh." – Chicagotheaterbeat.com
"…genuinely moving and bittersweetly humorous…." – Chicagocritic.com
Harold and Elsie live quietly on an isolated farm outside an unnamed town. When a commercial jetliner explodes high above their land scattering wreckage and debris across the region, their lives are forever changed. A haunting and at times surprisingly funny play inspired by the actual events surrounding the 1988 Pan Am tragedy over Lockerbie, Scotland. Featuring Rivendell ensemble members Mark Ulrich and Jane Baxter Miller
Jane Baxter Miller* (Elise) Jane Baxter Miller's RTE credits include Self-Defense, or the death of some salesmen (After Dark award for Best Ensemble); Silence; Faulkner's Bicycle; The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole, Aged 13 ¾; and WRENS. Additional Chicago credits include Dandelion Wine with Chicago Children's Theatre; The Love Song of J. Robert Oppenheimer with Next Theatre; Mr. Kolpert with A Red Orchid Theatre; The Irish and How They Got That Way at the Mercury Theatre, Cowgirls with Northlight Theatre, Pump Boys and Dinettes at Theatre at the Centre as well as many shows with Lifeline Theatre.
Jane is a singer and songwriter appearing on many recordings through Bloodshot Records. She composed the children's musical Dirty Cowboy (with follow RTE ensemble member Victoria DeIorio) for Lifeline Theatre. Look for her recently released solo CD Harm Among the Willows in fancy places like Bloodshot Records and iTunes.
Mark Ulrich* (Harold) Mark Ulrich has been a Rivendell Theatre Ensemble member since 2008. RTE acting credits include Silence; the Ottawa, Illinois, production of These Shining Lives, and the Jeff-nominated The Walls. Mark worked as assistant director on Rivendell's Psalms Of A Questionable Nature, and he directed their Jeff Award- and After Dark Award-winning Mary's Wedding. Mark has appeared locally at The Goodman, Northlight, Writer's Theatre, and Chicago Dramatists, among others. This year Mark directed A.R. Gurney's Sylvia, at Millwaukee's Next Act Theatre. There, he also appeared in their production of Vigil. Mark appeared in Abigail's Party at A Red Orchid Theatre, The Sins Of Sor Juana at The Goodman, Four Places at Next Act Theatre, In The Next Room (The Vibrator Play) at Forward Theatre. Upcoming credits include Mauritius at Artist's Ensemble, and a return to Madison, Wisconsin, for a production of Moonlight And Magnolias.
Will Crouse (Boy) Will Crouse is extremely excited to work for his first time in Chicago at Rivendell Theatre Ensemble. He's never played a dead boy before, but he's found that it gives him lots of extra time to practice his zen yoga – which is sweet. All his love to his friends, family, and the wonderful Mary Poole.
Victoria DeIori0+ (Director & Sound Designer) Victoria (toy) DeIorio is a founding member of RTE. She began her Rivendell career as an actor in WRENS, Holy Days (performing US), Factory Girls (performing US), and the staged reading of On Clarion. Her sound design for RTE productions include: Holy Days; Ghosts in the Cottonwoods; The Clink; Factory Girls; Faulkner's Bicycle; Silence; Knowing Cairo; Expecting Isabel; Fighting Words; the NY version of Elliot, a Soldier's Fugue; and Mary's Wedding (Jeff Award).Off-Broadway sound design: Cassie's Chimera at Joe's Pub (The Public); The Bluest Eye with Steppenwolf at The Duke Theatre; Ophelia at the NYC Fringe Fest; The God of Hell at the Actor's Studio (Associate); Dedication or the Stuff of Dreams at Primary Stages (Associate); Live Girls at Urban Stages (Associate); Luminescence Dating at Ensemble Studio Theatre (Associate); and Boy at Primary Stages (Associate). For Victoria's complete bio, please click here.
Stephanie Hurovitz* (Stage Manager) Stephanie Hurovitz has been stage managing in Chicago since 2003 and she is very happy to have found a home with Rivendell Theatre Ensemble. She has stage-managed Rivendell's productions of Precious Little; Mary's Wedding; The Walls; These Shining Lives (all four incarnations); and assistant stage-managed Elliot, A Soldier's Fugue with Teatro Vista at the Steppenwolf garage. Other theatres that have been lucky enough to have her pass through include: SuzBo Productions (a staged reading of One Is One; Two Is Math at Steppenwolf); Route 66 Theatre Company (A Twist of Water); Pegasus Players (Continental Divide); Lifeline Theatre (Lyle, Lyle Crocodile; The True Story of the Three Little Pigs!; Gaudy Night; Giggle, Giggle Quack; A Long Way From Chicago; and Deep In The Jungle); Bailiwick Reparatory (Sunday on the Rocks); and ASM (Naked Boys Singing); Theatre Building Chicago, where she worked with Hancock Productions (The Brother and 'Night Mother); Walk-About Theatre Company, in conjunction with Lookingglass (The Coast of Chicago); Collaboraction Theatre Company (Casanova); the (since re-named) International Theatre of Chicago (Safe); Brown Couch Theatre Company (Tempting Fate and Defying Gravity); Reverie Theatre Company (All's Well That Ends Well); and (since-dissolved) Pywackett Theatre Company (Misery).
Patrick Fries (Production Manager) Pat Fries is perhaps the most handsome Rivendell Ensemble Member. Pat has production-managed the RTE productions of These Shining Lives, The Walls, Mary's Wedding, and 26 Miles. Previous credits include The UN Inspector, Dying City, Boom, End Days, War With The Newts, The Piano Teacher, and Madagascar (Next Theatre); Generic Latina 2010 and Lunatic(a)s (Teatro Luna); and Welcome Yule! 2009 and 2010 (Chicago Symphony Orchestra).
Linda Buchanan+ (Set Design) Linda Buchanen is a Chicago-based Scene Designer who has designed hundreds of stage productions at regional theatres throughout the country and abroad. She has received the Merritt Award for Design and Collaboration, Jefferson Awards for Scene Design for HOUSE (Goodman Theatre), BLACK SNOW (Goodman Theatre), and I HATE HAMLET (Royal George), and a Helen Hayes Award for DANCING AT LUGHNASA (Arena Stage). Recent design work includes RACE (The Goodman Theatre), LOMBARDI (Milwaukee Repertory Theatre), THE 39 STEPS (Cleveland Playhouse, Syracuse Stage, and Indiana Repertory Theatre), and THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO JAMES (Indiana Rep and Victory Gardens Theatre). Notable past projects include the American Premiere of HOUSE AND GARDEN at the Goodman, the musical adaptation of WINGS (Goodman, NY Public Theatre), and the premiere production of MARVIN'S ROOM and 10 subsequent regional productions, and commercial productions in New York and London. Buchanan was Resident Designer at Court Theatre (1976-1984), and Design Director of R.D. Design Associates (l985-1989) where her work included the State of Illinois Center dedication ceremony and over 100 environments for corporate theatre and special events. Buchanan is Associate Dean for Curricular Development at The Theatre School at DePaul University, where she is also Head of the Scene Design program. She has also taught at the University of Chicago and Columbia College. Her work has been published in Interior Design, Contract, Exhibit Builder, American Theatre and TCI (Theatre Crafts International), and ED (Entertainment Design).
Janice Pytel+ (Costume Design) Janice Pytel has been living and working in the Chicago area since she moved here to attend Lake Forest College in 1989. She also attended Northwestern University from 1993-1996, finally earning her MFA in costume design in 1999. Over the years she has worked with dozens of theatre companies in various capacities, including brief stints as a stage manager and in a box office. Janice was the costume shop manager for Steppenwolf Theatre from 1996-2002, and also worked briefly at the Court Theatre while she was transitioning into full-time freelance costume design. She's been living the freelance dream (sometimes a nightmare) since 2004. For Rivendell Theatre Ensemble she has designed costumes for Falling: A Wake, Precious Little, Psalms of a Questionable Nature and Mary's Wedding. Additional costume design credits include: Broadway: 33 Variations; I Am My Own Wife. Chicago: The Long Red Road (Goodman Theatre); The Seafarer, Sonia Flew, The Last of the Boys, The Pain and the Itch, and The Drawer Boy (Steppenwolf Theatre); The Caretaker, The Detective's Wife, A Streetcar Named Desire, and Picnic (Writers' Theatre); Our Town (Lookingglass Theatre Company); Fences and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Court Theatre); Pulp (About Face Theatre). Regional: The Farnsworth Invention (Alley Theatre); Winesburg, Ohio (Kansas City Rep); The Glass Menagerie (Kansas City Rep.); 33 Variations (Arena Stage and La Jolla Playhouse); Lombardi: the Only Thing (Madison Rep.); Rembrandt's Gift (Madison Rep.); Agnes of God (Indiana Rep.). Los Angeles: The Seafarer (Geffen Playhouse). Multi Media: Catherine Sullivan's Triangle of Need (Walker Art Center, Vizcaya Musuem and Gardens, Metro Pictures Gallery). Janice has designed costumes for over a dozen world-premieres, and as a result has become interested in new play development. She is very excited to be one of the newest members of Rivendell Theatre Ensemble and to embark on this new phase in her career.
Jason Fassl+ (Lighting Designer) This is Jason's Inaugural production for Rivendell, and he couldn't have asked for a better team of collaborators to work with. For the last ten seasons, Jason has designed lighting for over three hundred theatrical productions across the state of cheese. He is an Artistic Associate for First Stage Children's Theatre and the Resident Designer for The Fireside Dinner Theatre. Jason's designs have been seen on the stages of The Milwaukee Ballet, The Milwaukee Repertory Theater, Skylight Opera Theatre, American Players Theatre, Peninsula Players, Renaissance Theaterworks, Next Act Theatre, Milwaukee Chamber Theatre, The Madison Repertory Theatre and Youngblood Theatre Company, among many others. Jason is a proud BFA graduate of UW – Stevens Point and a member of United Scenic Artists Local 829. Many thanks to Toy for bringing me to the edge of nowhere. Please visit www.AntiShadows.com for more information.
Joanna Iwanicka (Props Design) Joanna is thrilled to reconnect with Rivendell Theater Ensemble on this special occasion. Joanna is a Chicago-based scenic, props and puppets designer, who often paints her own sets and makes her own puppets. She strives to combine her experiences from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign's scene design BFA program and her tenure at The Academy of Fine Arts in PoznaÅ (Poland) graduate studies to create unforgettable theater experiences for the audiences of all ages. Her local credits include Chicago Childrens' Theatre, Lifeline Theatre, The Division, Vintage Theatre Collective, Congo Square and Metropolis Performing Arts Centre. She has also realized shows at the Williamstown Theatre Festival, the State Theatre Academy's Department of Puppetry Arts in BiaÅ'ystok, The BiaÅ'ystok Puppet Theatre and Teatr K3 in her native Poland. Please visit www.joannaiwanicka.com for more about Joanna.
Ann Shanahan (Dramaturg) Ann Shanahan is pleased to return to Rivendell where she worked as dramaturge for Mary's Wedding, also as a directing artist for The Trojan Woman Project, and as adaptor of Virginia Woolf's A Room of One's Own for Fresh Produce 2010. Ann has also worked as a dramaturge on Red Twist's production of A Delicate Balance, Appletree Theatre's productions of Third and the remount of The Mistress Cycle at the Auditorium Theatre, as well as the original Chicago and nationally touring productions of Angels in American Parts 1 and 2 directed by Michael Meyer. Ann is an associate professor of Theatre at Loyola University, where she teaches acting, directing and text analysis courses. Ann holds a M.F. A. in Directing from Northwestern University. Her professional directing credits include: The Vagabond and The Turn of the Screw for City Lit Theatre and Lies and Legends, Wasp, Warrior, The Living, and On Golden Pond for Buffalo Theatre Ensemble. In addition, she has directed numerous productions at the university and college level in the Chicago area. Favorites include Ibsen's Ghosts, A Doll's House, and Hedda Gabler, Brecht's Mother Courage, an original adaptation of Charlotte Perkin's Gillman's "The Yellow Wallpaper," Loves' Labours' Lost and Maria Irene Fornes' Abingdon Square. Ann is currently working with RTE artists Janice Pytel and Bernadette Raspante and on a site specific production of Fornes' Fefu and Her Friends with Women's and Gender Studies faculty at a mansion on Loyola's Lakeshore Campus.
Gary Kirkham (Playwright) Gary is honored to have his play open Rivendell's new theatre. Falling: A Wake was premiered by Lost & Found Theatre and has had several productions in Canada and the US. His play, Pearl Gidley premiered at the Blyth Festival and directed by Miles Potter. His play, Queen Milli of Galt, won the Samuel French Playwriting Competition and has had several productions including Theatre Aquarius, Theatre & Company, Rosebud Theatre, and Chemainus Festival. Gary has worked in collaboration with The MT Space on several shows including Seasons of Immigration, Body 13, and the critically acclaimed production The Last 15 Seconds. The play was inspired by the death of a Syrian/American who was killed in the hotel bombings in Amman Jordan. The play toured the Middle East (Damascus, Amman, and Beirut). Gary is an ensemble member of Lost&Found Theatre.
* Denotes Member of Actors Equity Association
+ United Scenic Artists Association.