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Why Ukraine war misinformation is so hard to police Social media platforms tread carefully when it comes to the Russian government By Brian Fung, (CNN Business)As its troops have gotten bogged down in Ukraine, the Russian government has been fueling a conspiracy theory on social media about the purpose of US-funded biolabs in Ukraine. In posts spread across Facebook, Twitter and YouTube viewed by CNN this week, Russia's foreign and defense ministries have repeated claims that Ukraine had been researching biological weapons — an assertion that's previously been rejected as false by the United States, its allies and a top United Nations disarmament official. In fact, the US-supported labs are part of a program to develop vaccines and perform peaceful research, the United States has said, while White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki has described the Russian claim as "propaganda" and a potential pretext for Russia to deploy chemical or biological weapons itself in Ukraine...

  Flags of Russia and Belarus (illustrative). (photo credit: Wikimedia Commons) Russia-Ukraine war: Russia, Belarus suspended from OECD Ukraine and Russia account for a third of exportable wheat globally. Egypt, often the world's largest wheat buyer, had relied on their grain for the majority of its wheat imports. By AARON REICH, REUTERS Published: MARCH 9, 2022 15:54 Russia and Belarus have been suspended from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. OECD member states instructed the body's secretary-general to formulate plans to strengthen support for Ukraine, including measures to support its economy, as noted in a statement on the OECD website. The European Union on Wednesday agreed to extend the sanctions on Russia and Belarus, imposing them on 160 different individuals and amending regulations to make the sanctions on the two countries more aligned. The reason for this, the EU said in a statement, is to ensure that...

  Jolly Monday On … Er … What’s That Day??? by jilldennison Today is February 14th which means it is Valentine's Day ... whoopee.  I guess I'm not a very romantic person, for I've always found Valentine's Day to be rather silly, but ... this year, we need all the love, joy, and humour we can get in our lives, so for what I believe is the first time in my blogging career, I am doing a Valentine's Day post.  But before we get started, I believe that Joyful has whipped us up some Valentine's treats, so grab a snack from the table ... And for our favourite bacon-lovers ... I considered starting this post with a brief history of this day, but it turns out the history of Valentine's Day is anything but brief!  Suffice it to say that way back in the days of Ancient Rome, it was a tradition for men to beat women with animal hides on this day!  Yep, according to an article I found in NPR ... "The men sacrificed a goat and a dog, then whipped women with the hides...

  In the name of of Allah the Merciful  All Amarar Tribes sunglasses     and independent verticals         Youth Secretariat           (statment) Not long ago, a warehouse was established to store oil in the village of Klinib, about 20 km south of Port Sudan. The government of the former regime established the warehouse without a satisfactory agreement between it and the people of the area, disregarding all laws and customs, expropriating and ignoring the rights of the people of that area to employ them and provide them with the simplest necessary services Citizens are exposed to the danger of emissions coming from warehouses and harmful to human health and the agricultural environment that characterizes that area. The order of a meeting resulted in the following outputs O no The Amr Youth Secretariat supports the sit-in in the village of Klanayeb in front of the oil depots until a satisfactory agreement is reached that me...

  PBS Teaching Your Child About Black History |… | PBS KIDS for Parents Visit Images may be subject to copyright Brett Wilcox: This is What We’re Teaching Our Children by aletho By Brett Wilcox | December 4, 2021 This is what we’re teaching our children. We’re teaching our children that when adults are afraid the Constitution is null and void. That most adults fear nature more than they love freedom. That bullying is bad except when it’s government sponsored and culturally sanctioned. That hate speech is bad except when targeting the people the government trains us to hate. That free speech is outdated and dangerous. That censorship is bad except when people expose liars and their lies. That news anchors are B-grade actors in C-grade propaganda productions. That objective journalism is outdated and dangerous. That many of the people who once protested segregation, discrimination and tyranny are now petty tyrants who celebrate segregation and discrimination. That liquor stores are m...

Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood. https://www.jewishpress.com/news/us-news/florida/2-kosher-hotels-come-to-floridas-gambling-venue/2021/12/09/   2 Kosher Hotels Come to Florida’s Gambling Venue By David Israel  Two kosher hotels will start serving Orthodox Jewish tourists in Hollywood, FL. in 2022 and 2024, practically a block away from the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, The Real Deal reported last week. Construction on the first kosher hotel, the Wyndham Dolce Kosher House, began in June and it is slated to be opened in October next year. It will accommodate 100 guests and feature a kosher rooftop dining room and room service will be done touchless-style by robots (no tips!). The Wyndham Dolce Kosher House Hotel will also have a Shabbes elevator that automatically stops on every floor. One of the developers, Sharon Sharaby, told The Real Deal that until now, Florida hotels offered kosher meals on Jewish holidays, but his hotel would stand out as serving...

Queen Elizabeth II at the opening of the Welsh Parliament in Cardiff last week. Credit... Chris Jackson/Chris Jackson Collection, via Getty Images   Queen Elizabeth Was Hospitalized, Palace Discloses By Mark Landler She was discharged on Thursday after undergoing tests the day before and spending the night. The queen, 95, had just canceled a planned trip to Northern Ireland. Oct. 21, 2021 LONDON — Queen Elizabeth II entered the hospital on Wednesday afternoon for tests and was discharged on Thursday, a day after Buckingham Palace announced she would cancel a visit to Northern Ireland on the advice of her doctors. The palace, which provided no further details on her condition or the nature of the tests, confirmed the hospital visit on Thursday evening, after a report about it appeared in The Sun, a British tabloid. On Wednesday, the palace said she “reluctantly accepted medical advice to rest for the next few days.” In the latest statement, a spokesman for Buckingham Palace said, “t...

  Rep. Ralph Norman   Photographer: Stefani Reynolds/Bloomberg Republican Lawmaker Who’s Suing Pelosi Over Mask Rule Says He Has Covid THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (MEG KINNARD) August 5, 2021, 8:39 PM GMT+2 Columbia, S.C. (AP) -- Rep. Ralph Norman, one of the three congressional Republicans suing Speaker Nancy Pelosi over fines for not wearing masks during a vote on the U.S. House floor, has contracted a breakthrough case of COVID-19, the second member of South Carolina's delegation to do so. Norman, who has said he has been fully vaccinated since February, tweeted that he began experiencing minor symptoms of COVID-19 on Thursday, tested positive for the virus that day and would quarantine for 10 days. Representing South Carolina's 5th District since 2017, Norman is part of a federal lawsuit against Pelosi over a mandate earlier this year that members wear masks while on the House floor. Last week, Norman and U.S. Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia and Thomas Massie of Kentucky ...

  Republicans Slam Pelosi's Latest Move That Show She's a Total Hypocrite Beth BaumannBeth Baumann| Three House Republicans on Friday sent a letter to the Acting Sergeant at Arms, Timothy Blodgett, asking him to impost a $5,000 fine on Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) for failing to undergo a security screening prior to entering the House floor. The letter's authors – Congressman Rodney Davis, Barry Loudermilk and Bryan Stiel – cite House Resolution 73, which imposes a $5,000 fine the first time a member fails to undergo a security screening. If a second offense occurs, the fine is $10,000. The resolution passed in the chamber on Tuesday. "The resolution, which went into effect upon passage of the House on February 2nd, imposes a fine for $5,000 for the first offense. It also directs you to notify in writing of fines being imposed of violations for House Resolution 73," the letter stated. "Yesterday, at approximately 9:59 am, multiple members observed the Speaker ...