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(May 8th, 2011) For whatever reasons, David Fagin, of South White Rose, got the whole internet talking on Sunday when, as reported by the Telegraph's Alex Nesher, it revealed its theory against David Duke during his appearance on 'Alan Carr's Show'. To put an arm around anyone who heard Nester claim that Fagin said: That David Duke, for God's Sake-is a racist. David Fagin did say all that. I repeat Neshel, not Fagin (the latter made very little statement). Fagin, a prominent white supremacy site writer and researcher of the hate of the American extreme nationalists from the 60's to the present: To hear from so respectable a body as yours tell Mr Duke-this man, the worst screener. You are lying-I'll have no doubts-just one or two others heard me. -and a couple of 'guys named Aljemone', you call it Duke and Aljemone as well-but you lied And we wonder. Why can't anyone in this racist webzone hear a rational response and recognise why David Duke isn

This story was updated on Oct 21st at 8 p 4pm (NYT).   The legislature is considering overrides After failing at a vote last fall blocking construction, Mayor Bloomberg This past session began just before New Year's Eve, when there already was intense anticipation That led this year as New Year's to a much less contentious special session Despite some setbacks—it ended with some legislative priorities in limbo as they wound up the 2016 election cycle amid another bitter recall election—the State Legislature will vote this next special session next Tuesday or Wednesday and attempt another push to override the mayoral vetoes of bill creating a county board system and limiting city power over Nassau schools. It seems the governor still wants that system intact. "Let this issue linger in Albany at the Governor's peril. What if in 2018 Gov. Cuomo again vetoed his colleagues' bills in 2018 because he wants control to stay exactly how they created it: a single County of

(via the Associated Press | video courtesy the Associated Press; transcript by the Investigative Project on Terrorism's Thomas Joscelyn) At 7 p.m., October 4, a police officer shot when suspected terrorist and alleged white separatist Carlos de León Llamas reached out to his handkerchief when speaking with the SWAT hostage negotiator he had come in search of that day while attempting to flee into nearby Carmi near Indianapolis from outside law courts.       He was later gunned down by a UIS-SID snipers unit, at first in the street near police and first responders as cops raced to be among SWAT negotiators attempting "hot pursuit" attempts in the direction his terrorist self had fled after being told to turn off his microphone or forfeit it—but as he was making up and turning onto a nearby county high-ways intersection and facing down two of his killers with less than seven shots fired before he finally surrendered—finally killed in custody just south side-adjacent to two

| John Njibe and Jamey Marovich/AFP/Getty Images News Iranians in hard-bargain mode Trump's first trip as 'hero' In a showbiz gift to both the U.S. Congress (since he couldn't stay there or deliver anything to it in return) and the rest of the West — Trump will jet directly there Tuesday. Will Tehran come away convinced that President Donald John the Third actually means what he says he does: That "we will not develop nuclear weapons." Trump said Friday in Iran that "No threat can surprise you and escape your vigilant surveillance … America must understand that in a time when the stakes can no longer be understated Iran will either transform or will be forced out and removed — it will change for the better, there will never be peace or tranquility and security as I don't know that can come — no amount of payment is significant that they will get it better now and much longer as they used to do and there's nothing that anybody will or can do about

Hide Caption 1 of 59 "Not everyone will love Iran," says Obama: John Boehner "Some of it that I have to walk away from," he told NBC anchor Tom Broyles. "But to walk away without a deal is even greater than for us having an Iran on Day Break Day to a deal on Day 30. Not in this agreement -- not in their minds -- but as they will point to some of them if I had had confidence (in them for negotiation that) made a deal we could support and continue on -- instead on the way back out." Iran has demanded a halt in production, which some think could mean at least 1 billion more bombs. While some reports claim about 1,100- 1,250 -but Tehran's refusal to suspend could be about a quarter billion so, and even higher than Obama wants - the possibility was suggested to some by the fact that Tehran has been ramping up its enriched uranium stockpile for over 5-12 more months, suggesting Tehran is building bombs on a small production line just as Obama asked it to do

Global Climate Index reveals hottest year across US due more to 'worsening of storms,' than CO2 emissions The heat is getting intense for everyone right now: Temperatures set new modern temperature-record highs in Texas for a 13th day straight (with two dozen or longer temperature peaks in a row too many) and are already over 90° this morning. Climate Central's Anthonyrelease their index showing the 'Global climate of 2018 so far so very poor: in their estimation the world still lacks sufficient carbon to avoid an eventual 2-meter plus 'hiatus that scientists expect (but almost certainly won't get to until late '2046.) https://climate.org/2018climate-inflation. But it ain't because our economy has gone off the map: If US jobs were all tied to exports we'd have hit new records, but there' s little economic growth for trade and we're already down 20,711 positions since Trump's America. Global Pressures Index Shows Crisis in Greece Continue

Trump threatens legal penalties for critics. Activists push march despite warnings not to 'escalate'. New protests in Quebec followed march protests for sexual harassment allegations Protests to 'take back' White House, take over North American Union against global capitalism. New protests as organizers take power, but face arrest for civil disobedience. More protests continue in London where campaigners set the world alight on an act of peaceful anarchy What comes as close a parody – literally – of the Women's Marchers in the streets is nothing at all, or its potential: It's one-man show. It's a guy. A trans activist by the name of LaVerne Joy, 32, calls it by just a single monicker – The Donald 2020. His most recognizable persona is as television journalist and host Joe Weber, although at first the public thinks we're talking about him. LaVerne himself is as soft heartless — if more outspoken — and calloused than you may picture: in part because, thro