Malcolm Evans – Bonfire of the Vanities
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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Wednesday 9th November 2016
5: TEXAS REPUBLICANS TARGET ELDERLY LATINO VOTERS WITH FRAUD ACCUSATIONS
4: Battle for Mosul: Peshmerga push into ISIL-held Bashiqa
3:Greg Palast in Ohio on GOP Effort to Remove African Americans from Voter Rolls in Battleground State
2: Don’t Panic: The Election Isn’t Going to Doom America, No Matter Who Wins
1: Russia to launch ‘large-scale’ airstrikes on Syria as Americans vote -
The Daily Blog Open Mic – Wednesday 9th November 2016
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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All We Need Now Is Jack Bauer! Is America’s Deep State Attempting To Influence The Race For The White House?
If Assange is correct, then what we have been witnessing over the past week is an attempt by middle-ranking agents of the FBI’s New York field office to even up the scales on behalf of Donald Trump. Just how far these rogue elements are prepared to go to keep Clinton out of the White House remains to be seen.
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Journalists union welcomes draft decision to reject NZME-Fairfax merger
The journalists’ union, E tū has welcomed the draft determination by the Commerce Commission, rejecting the merger of NZME and…
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Vote-swapping app highlights unfairness for third parties in America
Amit Kumar’s vote-swapping app for the US presidential election shows up how third parties are disadvantaged by the one round, first-past-the-post race.
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Fear And Loathing Of A Democratic Presidency: Where To For The American Left
[Author’s Note: This piece originally appeared as the sixteenth installment of my Sex, Drugs & Electoral Rolls column for Craccum…
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Love Him Or Hate Him – Morgan’s Not Like Other Wealthy Men Bursting Into Politics
Every so often, somebody or something comes along which puts a bit of their weight upon our psephological scales, and…
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NZ media gullible in reports on terrorism
The first rule of journalism is that you can’t accept the word of a public official unless there is evidence to back it up. However, this principle goes out the window when there are allegations of a terrorist threat, as we’ve seen this past week.