Charlie Gard, a British boy at the centre of a legal battle for treatment, has died according to a family spokesperson.
The 11-month-old baby suffered from an extremely rare genetic condition causing progressive brain damage and muscle weakness and his parents’ long struggle to try to save him by travelling to the US drew an international outpouring of sympathy.
“Our beautiful little boy has gone, we are so proud of you Charlie,” Connie Yates, the baby’s mother, was quoted as saying by the Daily Mail.
Yates and the baby’s father Chris Gard had wanted Charlie to undergo treatment that has never been tried on anyone with his condition before, against the advice of doctors at his London hospital who said it would not benefit him and would prolong his suffering.
The case ended up in court.
Charlie required a ventilator to breathe and was unable to see, hear or swallow.
Baruch Dayan HaEmes. May your memory forever be blessed, little man. https://t.co/9fmoCwf2mT— Elliott Hamilton (@ElliottRHams) July 28, 2017
RIP Charlie Gard fly high with the Angels little man pic.twitter.com/7T7M74NyHz— samantha nadin (@sammibabycakes) July 28, 2017
The case drew comment from US President Donald Trump, who tweeted on July 3 that “we would be delighted” to help Charlie, and from Pope Francis, who called for the parents to be allowed to do everything possible to treat their child.
British baby Charlie Gard has died. What a giant blessing Charlie’s life brought to our world for such a tiny, precious baby.— Liz Wheeler (@Liz_Wheeler) July 28, 2017
The 11-month-old baby suffered from an extremely rare genetic condition causing progressive brain damage and muscle weakness and his parents’ long struggle to try to save him by travelling to the US drew an international outpouring of sympathy.
“Our beautiful little boy has gone, we are so proud of you Charlie,” Connie Yates, the baby’s mother, was quoted as saying by the Daily Mail.
Yates and the baby’s father Chris Gard had wanted Charlie to undergo treatment that has never been tried on anyone with his condition before, against the advice of doctors at his London hospital who said it would not benefit him and would prolong his suffering.
The case ended up in court.
Charlie required a ventilator to breathe and was unable to see, hear or swallow.
Baruch Dayan HaEmes. May your memory forever be blessed, little man. https://t.co/9fmoCwf2mT— Elliott Hamilton (@ElliottRHams) July 28, 2017
RIP Charlie Gard fly high with the Angels little man pic.twitter.com/7T7M74NyHz— samantha nadin (@sammibabycakes) July 28, 2017
The case drew comment from US President Donald Trump, who tweeted on July 3 that “we would be delighted” to help Charlie, and from Pope Francis, who called for the parents to be allowed to do everything possible to treat their child.
British baby Charlie Gard has died. What a giant blessing Charlie’s life brought to our world for such a tiny, precious baby.— Liz Wheeler (@Liz_Wheeler) July 28, 2017
Hillary Clinton Urges Americans to Never Give Up
In her first remarks since conceding the presidential election to Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton said she was disappointed in the result but urged discouraged Americans not to give up on their country.
“I know that over the past week, a lot of people have asked themselves whether America is the country we thought it was,” Mrs. Clinton said at a Children’s Defense Fund dinner in Washington. “The divisions laid bare by this election run deep. But please listen to me when I say this, America is worth it. Our children are worth it. Believe in our country, fight for our values, and never, ever give up.”
The former Democratic nominee’s speech was her first public appearance in a week, though she was spotted late last week by hikers near her home in Chappaqua, N.Y. She didn’t address Mr. Trump by name and broke little ground, though she did express her disappointment four different times.
“I know many of you are deeply disappointed about the results of the election. I am too, more than I can ever express,” she said.
Mrs. Clinton said speaking at a Washington dinner so soon after losing an election that she expected to win “wasn’t the easiest thing for me. There have been a few times this past week where all I wanted to do was curl up with a good book or our dogs and never leave the house again.”
But the cause of helping children required her attendance, Mrs. Clinton said. She worked for the Children’s Defense Fund after she graduated law school and often talked about that experience on the campaign trail.
In her remarks Wednesday night, Mrs. Clinton also expressed optimism that her causes of social justice eventually would carry the day in American politics.
“The arc of the moral universe is long but it bends toward justice,” she said. “Sometimes it can feel awfully long, believe me I know, but I also know it does bend.”
In her first remarks since conceding the presidential election to Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton said she was disappointed in the result but urged discouraged Americans not to give up on their country.
“I know that over the past week, a lot of people have asked themselves whether America is the country we thought it was,” Mrs. Clinton said at a Children’s Defense Fund dinner in Washington. “The divisions laid bare by this election run deep. But please listen to me when I say this, America is worth it. Our children are worth it. Believe in our country, fight for our values, and never, ever give up.”
The former Democratic nominee’s speech was her first public appearance in a week, though she was spotted late last week by hikers near her home in Chappaqua, N.Y. She didn’t address Mr. Trump by name and broke little ground, though she did express her disappointment four different times.
“I know many of you are deeply disappointed about the results of the election. I am too, more than I can ever express,” she said.
Mrs. Clinton said speaking at a Washington dinner so soon after losing an election that she expected to win “wasn’t the easiest thing for me. There have been a few times this past week where all I wanted to do was curl up with a good book or our dogs and never leave the house again.”
But the cause of helping children required her attendance, Mrs. Clinton said. She worked for the Children’s Defense Fund after she graduated law school and often talked about that experience on the campaign trail.
In her remarks Wednesday night, Mrs. Clinton also expressed optimism that her causes of social justice eventually would carry the day in American politics.
“The arc of the moral universe is long but it bends toward justice,” she said. “Sometimes it can feel awfully long, believe me I know, but I also know it does bend.”
The Rust Belt was promised a lot this election – will those promises, which are now transitioning into policies, be made good? Economist and UN advisor Jeffrey Sachs is a Rust Belt native himself, and believes it’s in the hands of people in that area to take an informed look at the economic proposals of the Trump administration – will these proposals benefit the average person, or is there misdirection and populist scapegoating at play that will only serve to make the rich richer? Sachs provides some red markers to watch for when listening to policy proposals, and offers a question to keep in mind: “Who is going to pay for that tax break?” It may not be the answer the people of the Rust Belt signed up for. Jeffrey Sachs's most recent book is Building the New American Economy: Smart, Fair, and Sustainable (goo.gl/NPbq87).
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If you’re from the rust belt the first thing I would say is so am I. I’m a Detroiter. And so I understand the situation in the rust belt and it’s a bad situation. Now Donald Trump won votes there by saying I’m going to fix your situation and he said how he proposes to do it. He said you’re suffering because China has taken advantage of us, bad trade deals because of migrants in our country, because of Mexico and NAFTA and our jobs going overseas and so forth.
I’d give that a rounded D, you know. Probably passing for effort but obviously didn’t do much reading and doesn’t really understand economics very much. The first thing I would say is, “Donald, you’re my student. Didn’t you read about the widening income inequality in the country – that as those voters in the rust belt are suffering your buddies, the billionaires that you put in the cabinet they’re having the time of their lives. How about remembering that in your essay?"
The point I would say to the rust belt is you have now heard the words of a typical populist. A populist looks at a real problem and says it’s the foreigners that caused it. It’s the other people that caused it. A populist always is looking for misdirection for the enemy. It’s kind of like a magic act where the magician tries to make you look over here while they’re stealing out of your pocket on the other side. That’s what’s going on in America right now.
The problem with populism is it doesn’t work. So he may try to beat up on China, good luck to us. We could end up with a real global crisis if they try that. He could try to beat up on Mexico. Probably a little bit more success in the sense of doing harm to others but we’d have a pretty bad backlash as well. But what he can’t do is solve your rust belt problems that way. That he can’t do
So I would say, you know, now it’s your turn to grade the paper because you’re going to be watching Donald turn in weekly exam papers and so you’re going to have to be grading him. Who are the beneficiaries of his actions? Are the rich going to get richer? How many jobs do you really think are coming home? If Ford says, “Okay, we won’t invest in Mexico, we’ll invest in the U.S.” and that creates 700 jobs for a $700 million investment, one job per million dollars. How far are we going to get that way?
You’re going to be the graders now and I would say think hard and seriously. Are you watching gimmicks? Are tweets going to solve your problem or are you hearing solutions that are not solutions for a few rich people but are solutions for you? And one more thing I would recommend to Americans. He’s going to come across and say, “I’m going to cut your taxes and I’m going to cut the rich people’s taxes. I’m going to cut everybody’s taxes.” And Americans will say, “Whoa, that’s wonderful. That’s great.” But then they should think for a moment. “Okay, well isn’t that going to raise the deficit? Okay, isn’t that going to be a lot of more public debt? Yeah. Who’s going to pay for that? My kids?” Or if you’re a young millennial; “I’m going to pay for that! What the heck is that – giving tax breaks to 70-year-old friends of our 70-year-old president and leaving me with the debt?”
So that I think is how we’re going to have to grade this government. And so far they don’t do their homework. They don’t do their reading. They haven’t really studied very hard and so far if they’re passing it’s close to failing.
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If you’re from the rust belt the first thing I would say is so am I. I’m a Detroiter. And so I understand the situation in the rust belt and it’s a bad situation. Now Donald Trump won votes there by saying I’m going to fix your situation and he said how he proposes to do it. He said you’re suffering because China has taken advantage of us, bad trade deals because of migrants in our country, because of Mexico and NAFTA and our jobs going overseas and so forth.
I’d give that a rounded D, you know. Probably passing for effort but obviously didn’t do much reading and doesn’t really understand economics very much. The first thing I would say is, “Donald, you’re my student. Didn’t you read about the widening income inequality in the country – that as those voters in the rust belt are suffering your buddies, the billionaires that you put in the cabinet they’re having the time of their lives. How about remembering that in your essay?"
The point I would say to the rust belt is you have now heard the words of a typical populist. A populist looks at a real problem and says it’s the foreigners that caused it. It’s the other people that caused it. A populist always is looking for misdirection for the enemy. It’s kind of like a magic act where the magician tries to make you look over here while they’re stealing out of your pocket on the other side. That’s what’s going on in America right now.
The problem with populism is it doesn’t work. So he may try to beat up on China, good luck to us. We could end up with a real global crisis if they try that. He could try to beat up on Mexico. Probably a little bit more success in the sense of doing harm to others but we’d have a pretty bad backlash as well. But what he can’t do is solve your rust belt problems that way. That he can’t do
So I would say, you know, now it’s your turn to grade the paper because you’re going to be watching Donald turn in weekly exam papers and so you’re going to have to be grading him. Who are the beneficiaries of his actions? Are the rich going to get richer? How many jobs do you really think are coming home? If Ford says, “Okay, we won’t invest in Mexico, we’ll invest in the U.S.” and that creates 700 jobs for a $700 million investment, one job per million dollars. How far are we going to get that way?
You’re going to be the graders now and I would say think hard and seriously. Are you watching gimmicks? Are tweets going to solve your problem or are you hearing solutions that are not solutions for a few rich people but are solutions for you? And one more thing I would recommend to Americans. He’s going to come across and say, “I’m going to cut your taxes and I’m going to cut the rich people’s taxes. I’m going to cut everybody’s taxes.” And Americans will say, “Whoa, that’s wonderful. That’s great.” But then they should think for a moment. “Okay, well isn’t that going to raise the deficit? Okay, isn’t that going to be a lot of more public debt? Yeah. Who’s going to pay for that? My kids?” Or if you’re a young millennial; “I’m going to pay for that! What the heck is that – giving tax breaks to 70-year-old friends of our 70-year-old president and leaving me with the debt?”
So that I think is how we’re going to have to grade this government. And so far they don’t do their homework. They don’t do their reading. They haven’t really studied very hard and so far if they’re passing it’s close to failing.
There were scenes of confusion around Libya’s parliament building in Tripoli on Sunday as it was stormed by heavily armed gunmen claimed to be forces loyal to the country’s former army chief Khalifa Haftar.
Smoke rose from the parliament, which witnesses said had been shelled causing lawmakers to flee.
Renegade ex-general Haftar has vowed to rid Libya of Islamist militants and the Tripoli attack comes three days after men under his command launched a major air-and-ground attack against hardline Islamists in the eastern city of Benghazi.
Libya’s Health Ministry said 70 people had been killed in the Benghazi fighting and 141 people were injured.
Haftar said the Benghazi attacks were because Libya’s government had failed to halt violence there and was allowing extremists to exert considerable influence in the country
Benghazi was the cradle of the uprising against Gaddafi, but authorities have struggled to curb violence and stem attacks in the east which have been mostly blamed on Ansar al-Sharia, an Islamist group that Washington labels as a terrorist organisation.
In February Haftar released a video in which he called for a presidential committee to be formed to govern until new elections could be held as a way to end Libya’s political impasse. At that time he denied it was a coup d’etat.
Haftar is a former rebel in the war that deposed dictator Muammar Gaddafi. It is unclear how much support he has in the regular armed forces or among the competing militias in Libya.
Libya’s parliament has been paralysed for months by divisions between Islamist and nationalist parties.
Many Libyans are frustrated at the lack of progress toward democratic transition since the fall of Gaddafi, but In Tripoli people who the Associated Press spoke to also criticised the latest violence.
Local resident Mohamed Ali said: “We do not want any more militias or displays of arms. And Tripoli is considered a civilian city and we do not want anyone coming here and terrorising us, like what happened today.”
Another Tripoli resident, Khalid Yossef, echoed his complaint: “What is happening is a struggle for power, that’s it. And the people are the ones who are suffering and they are the real victims As you can hear there are bullets flying around, and it’s all down to your luck when that happens.”
with Reuters and AP
Smoke rose from the parliament, which witnesses said had been shelled causing lawmakers to flee.
Renegade ex-general Haftar has vowed to rid Libya of Islamist militants and the Tripoli attack comes three days after men under his command launched a major air-and-ground attack against hardline Islamists in the eastern city of Benghazi.
Libya’s Health Ministry said 70 people had been killed in the Benghazi fighting and 141 people were injured.
Haftar said the Benghazi attacks were because Libya’s government had failed to halt violence there and was allowing extremists to exert considerable influence in the country
Benghazi was the cradle of the uprising against Gaddafi, but authorities have struggled to curb violence and stem attacks in the east which have been mostly blamed on Ansar al-Sharia, an Islamist group that Washington labels as a terrorist organisation.
In February Haftar released a video in which he called for a presidential committee to be formed to govern until new elections could be held as a way to end Libya’s political impasse. At that time he denied it was a coup d’etat.
Haftar is a former rebel in the war that deposed dictator Muammar Gaddafi. It is unclear how much support he has in the regular armed forces or among the competing militias in Libya.
Libya’s parliament has been paralysed for months by divisions between Islamist and nationalist parties.
Many Libyans are frustrated at the lack of progress toward democratic transition since the fall of Gaddafi, but In Tripoli people who the Associated Press spoke to also criticised the latest violence.
Local resident Mohamed Ali said: “We do not want any more militias or displays of arms. And Tripoli is considered a civilian city and we do not want anyone coming here and terrorising us, like what happened today.”
Another Tripoli resident, Khalid Yossef, echoed his complaint: “What is happening is a struggle for power, that’s it. And the people are the ones who are suffering and they are the real victims As you can hear there are bullets flying around, and it’s all down to your luck when that happens.”
with Reuters and AP
The 15 year-old stem cell researcher on launching a career in science.
Question: Was there a particular moment when you realized you wanted to be a scientist?Loh: Not exactly, but I remember in 5th grade at the start of elementary school, I got this manual called [IB] Manual, that's the diagnostic handbook for doctors and that really inspired me and then 6th grade, I heard about a stem cell researcher at Rutgers called the [IB] and about... he did a lot of the work with stem cells and spinal cord injury. And I just got really excited to jump in and I kept on hearing all these different people saying different things and I asked, "You know, one day, is it possible if I could actually be doing the work?" And I think that'd be cool to just do something hands on and find it work and I think that's meaningful in life if I can do something that can help ameliorate the suffering of human beings. And I think that as I've just gotten more and more into research, that's just what I hope to do.
Question: How did you end up at the Harvard Stem Cell Institute?Loh: I was an undergrad at Rutgers and I was just browsing around the Harvard website for fun and it said something like, there's a summer internship program for the Harvard Stem Cell Institute and I was... and I said, like, "There are hundreds of really smart kids applying for this. I'm just going to apply for fun 'cause I have nothing better to do." And so I applied and miraculously I got in, I was so shocked when I read the acceptance e-mail, I thought it was a prank or they have forgotten to insert the word, "You weren't accepted" but I'll have to say that that acceptance was based on certain really, really influential mentors and so I have to thank Dr. Doug Melton who is the director of the Harvard Stem Cell Institute who has guided me a lot and Dr. [Willy Lynch] at Harvard Medical School who really made this happen.
Question: Was there a particular moment when you realized you wanted to be a scientist?Loh: Not exactly, but I remember in 5th grade at the start of elementary school, I got this manual called [IB] Manual, that's the diagnostic handbook for doctors and that really inspired me and then 6th grade, I heard about a stem cell researcher at Rutgers called the [IB] and about... he did a lot of the work with stem cells and spinal cord injury. And I just got really excited to jump in and I kept on hearing all these different people saying different things and I asked, "You know, one day, is it possible if I could actually be doing the work?" And I think that'd be cool to just do something hands on and find it work and I think that's meaningful in life if I can do something that can help ameliorate the suffering of human beings. And I think that as I've just gotten more and more into research, that's just what I hope to do.
Question: How did you end up at the Harvard Stem Cell Institute?Loh: I was an undergrad at Rutgers and I was just browsing around the Harvard website for fun and it said something like, there's a summer internship program for the Harvard Stem Cell Institute and I was... and I said, like, "There are hundreds of really smart kids applying for this. I'm just going to apply for fun 'cause I have nothing better to do." And so I applied and miraculously I got in, I was so shocked when I read the acceptance e-mail, I thought it was a prank or they have forgotten to insert the word, "You weren't accepted" but I'll have to say that that acceptance was based on certain really, really influential mentors and so I have to thank Dr. Doug Melton who is the director of the Harvard Stem Cell Institute who has guided me a lot and Dr. [Willy Lynch] at Harvard Medical School who really made this happen.
Mary Magdalene - from NibiruClose
Oh now the queen is the reincarnate of Vald the Impailer also? well (so you have said brian) Prince Charles is Solomon lucifer, then he's Vald the Impaler and now hes jack the ripper, but how can Prince William be Vald, when you already have come out with that charles is Vald and the queen mother too? They cant all be Vald. Triple OxyMoron
6666 = verses for the name Lord. this number was the speed of the earth on april 5th 33 AD. resurrection and your conception april 5th 1944 resurrection at 66,666.6666 mph. How can that be if you were born Jan 11th, 1944 (a Big LOL there) you told us Lord means lucifer. So you are Lord Lucifer Brian then.
Here is another Lie, Brian states that grant went to Mt. Sinai, when in Fact it was Ayres Rock. (South Land of The Holy Spirit-1606) "gps and a Magellan hand held like the one Grant had with him at Ayres Rock." "proven by the gps my mate Grant had with him when he went to Ayres Rock," 7-16-2005
1 CREATION - Man and Woman
This is the vid where brian wrote 3068 instead of 3168, and it's Not a typo. He even says it verbally Jehovah 3068, but he Fails to mention the rest of it which is Jehovah (3068) = "the existing One" 1) the proper name of the one true God. ~ If this is True, then Yahweh is a Lie
You Expose nothing that hasnt already been out there on the net, All the info about the freemanson, illuminati, Catholic church, the Pope, Zionism, NWO Evil etc... you cant claim any of it. the only orginal thing you can claim is your numbers of the Great Pyramid , which have been Proven that you Manipulate, so thats Null and Voided. You are part of the Evil, for Sure not the Hope of the returned Jesus. You are Not here to lead the world into Paradise, what you do is cause hate and division just like every other religion out there. You also havent proven to cure anyone. Your a Charlatan, a modern day Snake Oil Salesman.
the man is paranoid schizophrenic, on top of sociopathic narrissium and no one is worth more than he is to himself. I am Happy Michelle got all the money from the sale of your home, after all the years of Abuse she put up with you the Demi god wanna be arsehole, she Deserves every penny. You blaming her for her broken wrist as the angels did it casue she wont bow and worship your Insanity.You are one sick puppy brian. All your exwives you claim are whores and publically flog them. though you have said many yrs that michelle is Mary Magdalene, she the espoused of jesus represents the female soul of Ammah our 'Mother', which is the collective soul of all mankind, which is to marry Christ. (Marriage Supper of the Lamb) but now it's Janelle Asherah who has replaced her as the Mother of all Living (having had Abortions makes her more the Mother of All Living dead things) Who you wont even marry, as you keep changing the dates of your (sic) divine bibliical codes to suit yourself. Brian, you couldnt keep a story straight if your life depended on it.
Oh now the queen is the reincarnate of Vald the Impailer also? well (so you have said brian) Prince Charles is Solomon lucifer, then he's Vald the Impaler and now hes jack the ripper, but how can Prince William be Vald, when you already have come out with that charles is Vald and the queen mother too? They cant all be Vald. Triple OxyMoron
6666 = verses for the name Lord. this number was the speed of the earth on april 5th 33 AD. resurrection and your conception april 5th 1944 resurrection at 66,666.6666 mph. How can that be if you were born Jan 11th, 1944 (a Big LOL there) you told us Lord means lucifer. So you are Lord Lucifer Brian then.
Here is another Lie, Brian states that grant went to Mt. Sinai, when in Fact it was Ayres Rock. (South Land of The Holy Spirit-1606) "gps and a Magellan hand held like the one Grant had with him at Ayres Rock." "proven by the gps my mate Grant had with him when he went to Ayres Rock," 7-16-2005
1 CREATION - Man and Woman
This is the vid where brian wrote 3068 instead of 3168, and it's Not a typo. He even says it verbally Jehovah 3068, but he Fails to mention the rest of it which is Jehovah (3068) = "the existing One" 1) the proper name of the one true God. ~ If this is True, then Yahweh is a Lie
You Expose nothing that hasnt already been out there on the net, All the info about the freemanson, illuminati, Catholic church, the Pope, Zionism, NWO Evil etc... you cant claim any of it. the only orginal thing you can claim is your numbers of the Great Pyramid , which have been Proven that you Manipulate, so thats Null and Voided. You are part of the Evil, for Sure not the Hope of the returned Jesus. You are Not here to lead the world into Paradise, what you do is cause hate and division just like every other religion out there. You also havent proven to cure anyone. Your a Charlatan, a modern day Snake Oil Salesman.
the man is paranoid schizophrenic, on top of sociopathic narrissium and no one is worth more than he is to himself. I am Happy Michelle got all the money from the sale of your home, after all the years of Abuse she put up with you the Demi god wanna be arsehole, she Deserves every penny. You blaming her for her broken wrist as the angels did it casue she wont bow and worship your Insanity.You are one sick puppy brian. All your exwives you claim are whores and publically flog them. though you have said many yrs that michelle is Mary Magdalene, she the espoused of jesus represents the female soul of Ammah our 'Mother', which is the collective soul of all mankind, which is to marry Christ. (Marriage Supper of the Lamb) but now it's Janelle Asherah who has replaced her as the Mother of all Living (having had Abortions makes her more the Mother of All Living dead things) Who you wont even marry, as you keep changing the dates of your (sic) divine bibliical codes to suit yourself. Brian, you couldnt keep a story straight if your life depended on it.
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Donald Trump has postponed his planned election rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma – the scene of one of the worst race massacres in US history – amid outcry over its clash with the Juneteenth holiday marking the end of US slavery. The gathering – which had also caused alarm among health officials tackling the coronavirus pandemic – was to be held on 19 June, the anniversary of the day in 1865 when a general read out Abraham Lincoln’s emancipation proclamation in Texas, freeing slaves in the last un-emancipated state. On Friday night, the US president reversed his decision to hold a rally then as a “celebration” of that day, pushing it back one day to “honour requests” from the African American community. He tweeted: “Many of my African American friends and supporters have reached out to suggest that we consider changing the date out of respect for this holiday, and in observance of this important occasion and all that it represents.“I have therefore decided to move our rally to Saturday, June 20th, in order to honor their requests.”The change came as Trump further stoked controversy over race issues and policing by saying that chokeholds sounded “so innocent and so perfect”, and once again claimed he has been the best president for black Americans – only partially conceding that Abraham Lincoln may have surpassed him. Trump said he would like to see a ban on chokeholds in most instances, but suggested their use would be understandable in some situations, such as the current protests. “I don’t like chokeholds ... [but] sometimes, if you’re alone and you’re fighting someone, it’s tough,” he said in an interview with Fox News on Friday.“You saw some very good people protesting, but you saw some bad people also,” Trump said. “And you get somebody in a chokehold. What are you going to do now? Let go and say, ‘Oh, let’s start all over again’?”As Black Lives Matter protests reverberate around the US and the world, the choice of date had been criticised as incendiary given the historic symbolism of the Tulsa race massacre in which up to 300 black Americans were killed by white mobs.“This isn’t just a wink to white supremacists – he’s throwing them a welcome home party,” tweeted Democrat senator Kamala Harris at the time. Sherry Gamble Smith, the president of Tulsa’s Black Wall Street Chamber of Commerce, an organisation named after the prosperous black community that white Oklahomans burned down in the 1921 attack, said: “To choose the date, to come to Tulsa, is totally disrespectful and a slap in the face to even happen.”The massacre took place over two days from 31 May to 1 June in the highly segregated city, with mobs attacking the Greenwood neighbourhood of the city, known as Black Wall Street for its prosperity. Following a familiar pattern to the racist lynchings of the era, the attacks started with accusations that a 19-year-old black man, Dick Rowland, had assaulted Sarah Page, a 17-year-old white girl. The Trump campaign was aware that the date for the
The best speech of the United Nations-Prime Minister Imran Khan,the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, addresses the general debate of the 74th Session of the General Assembly of the UN (New York, 24 – 30 September 2019).
Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan today warned that what is going to happen in Kashmir when the curfew is lifted “will be a bloodbath.”
Addressing the General Assembly today (27 Sep) in New York, Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan said, “when a nuclear armed country fights to the end, it will have consequences far beyond the borders.”
He added, "It will have consequences for the world, which is why I repeat I am here, because I’m warning you, it is not a threat, it’s a fair worry that where are we heading?”
On Kashmir, Khan further asked, “what is the world community going to do? Is it going to appease a market of 1.2 billion, or is it going to stand up for justice and humanity?”
The Prime Minister reiterated, “I’ve come here to tell the UN, you got to, this is a test for the United Nations. You are the one who guaranteed the people of Kashmir the right of self-determination. They are suffering because of that and this is the time.”
On Islamophobia, Khan said, “Islamophobia since 911 has grown at a pace that is alarming. Human communities live together. There should be understanding amongst them. But Islamophobia is creating a division. Muslim women wearing hijab is becoming an issue, it’s becoming an issue in some country, hijab is some sort of weapon.”
He also said, “this Islamic terrorism, Islamic radicalism, and sadly used by leaders, this has been the main reason for Islamophobia, and it has caused pain among Muslims.”
The Prime Minister continued, “we, in Muslim countries watch this Islamophobia travelling abroad and it’s getting worse. And may I just say Mr. President that in European countries, it is marginalizing Muslim communities. And we all know that marginalization leads to radicalization.”
Khan also noted the importance of combating climate change and corruption.
Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan today warned that what is going to happen in Kashmir when the curfew is lifted “will be a bloodbath.”
Addressing the General Assembly today (27 Sep) in New York, Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan said, “when a nuclear armed country fights to the end, it will have consequences far beyond the borders.”
He added, "It will have consequences for the world, which is why I repeat I am here, because I’m warning you, it is not a threat, it’s a fair worry that where are we heading?”
On Kashmir, Khan further asked, “what is the world community going to do? Is it going to appease a market of 1.2 billion, or is it going to stand up for justice and humanity?”
The Prime Minister reiterated, “I’ve come here to tell the UN, you got to, this is a test for the United Nations. You are the one who guaranteed the people of Kashmir the right of self-determination. They are suffering because of that and this is the time.”
On Islamophobia, Khan said, “Islamophobia since 911 has grown at a pace that is alarming. Human communities live together. There should be understanding amongst them. But Islamophobia is creating a division. Muslim women wearing hijab is becoming an issue, it’s becoming an issue in some country, hijab is some sort of weapon.”
He also said, “this Islamic terrorism, Islamic radicalism, and sadly used by leaders, this has been the main reason for Islamophobia, and it has caused pain among Muslims.”
The Prime Minister continued, “we, in Muslim countries watch this Islamophobia travelling abroad and it’s getting worse. And may I just say Mr. President that in European countries, it is marginalizing Muslim communities. And we all know that marginalization leads to radicalization.”
Khan also noted the importance of combating climate change and corruption.