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October 2, 2016

Around the Web
Despite Contrary Claims By ISIS, Many Think Mosul Will Fall

by OpsLens October 2, 2016

by OpsLens October 2, 2016

[jwplayer QPYAeBQU] Though the Islamic State, or ISIS, claims they have utilized the past two years of control in Mosul to prepare for the coming battle, many feel Iraq and …

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Politics
North Korea is China’s Geopolitical Miscalculation

by OpsLens October 2, 2016

by OpsLens October 2, 2016

By Thomas Armbruster September 9th was a national holiday in North Korea, marking the founding anniversary of the ruling communist party, founded by Kim Il-sung, the grandfather of the current leader Kim Jong-un. …

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America Needs a Hotwash

by OpsLens October 2, 2016

by OpsLens October 2, 2016

By Brandon Blackburn, OpsLens To no great surprise, in the wake of such tragedies ranging from the shooting in Orlando to civilian deaths in places like Louisiana and Minnesota to …

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‘Serious breach’: China strengthens ties with Russia while insisting it is not a threat to U.S.
Tensions in South China Sea continues to escalate
‘Catastrophic’: Top U.S. official warns ‘the other side cannot be annihilated’ in an Israel-Hezbollah war
Pompeo says Trump presidency would have prevented Hamas and Iran attacks against Jewish state
‘Pathway to citizenship’: Kamala Harris finally publishes her key policies on campaign website
'You know what that means: While American citizens suffer, she vows to grant amnesty and citizenship (ie: voting rights) to illegal aliens'
‘Such a threat to the lies’: WATCH Glenn Beck join Tucker Carlson on live tour
'Creativity requires, above all, thinking for yourself, following your own muse, feeling your own instincts and believing them'
Kamala’s skin-color hucksters in the media
'She views deceiving persons she views beneath her as necessary and justifiable'
‘Thin-skinned’: DOJ investigates 1,140 complaints from Colorado Secretary of State Jen Griswold
'Elected officials should expect their constituents aren't always going to agree with them, and as Americans are, can sometimes be quite annoying about it. It's critical that officials learn to tell the difference, for everyone's safety'
Boy brothels: More depraved than Epstein Island
'Evil people of means have always pursued their lusts from time immemorial'
Kamala runs like a Republican – and misleads on tariffs
'She wants to switch places with the GOP, branding Trump as the high-tax candidate'
The war on truth, Deep State style
'I don't know about you, but I think Elon Musk has the juice to win these bouts'
The extreme left fringe now represents the Democratic Party
'There's a reason Harris posted none of her policy positions on her ... campaign website'