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• January 20 2017 Trump is the President.
• June 24 2016 The United Kingdom will leave the European Union. [1]
• June 12 2016 Orlando nightclub shooting Reaction! Here are all the Congresspeople who took NRA money and tweeted prayers for Orlando Does anyone on this list represent you in Congress?
• May 21 2016 and onwards. Trump supporters are Trolling supporters of Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders pretending to be Democrats. The trolls are working to deepen divisions in the Democratic Party. [2] Bernie and Hillary supporters may need to be on their guard over this.
• March 22 2016 ISIS Kills 30 people at a Brussels Airport Train station. [3]
• March 18 2016: Explosion at Hawaii laboratory leaves researcher seriously injured. [4]
• March 2, 2016: After Super Tuesday it looks more likely that the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election will be a choice between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. [5]
• November 14-15, 2015: Yet another Islamist terrorist attack in Paris killed at least 129 and injured about 352, 99 critically. [6] Several suspects have been arrested. [7]
• July 28, 2015: Former President of the United States, James Carter called the United States an "Oligarchy" in a conversation with Thom Hartman.[8] [9]
• June 11, 2015: The UK Tory government plans to grind Poor people again. Tax relief for lower income families may be cut. Businesses won't alter wages so poor parents will either work longer hours or have less. [10]. Then when poor parents haven't enough time to do things with their children or help children with school work Conservatives will blame them.
• May 9, 2015: The United Kingdom has another Conservative Party government. [11].
• January 7, 2015: Terrorists kill twelve and injure many more at a Paris Satical magazine.

One of the great ironies of the attack was that it occurred on the same day that Submission and the issue of Charlie Hebdo making fun of it hit French bookstores. What happened to Charlie Hebdo was a horrific attack by radical Islamists seeking to silence the publication. But as the conversation moves forward, it’s important to remember that the editors and cartoonists of Charlie Hebdo weren’t just fighting Islamic fundamentalism, but other forms of intolerant and dogmatic thinking as well. [12]

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