In Palestine, 17-year-old Ahed Tamimi was arrested by the Israeli military, because she opposes Israel's occupation of her land.
"It is four weeks since she was released from prison."
"Ahed, 16 and tiny, slaps and punches an Israeli soldier in full military gear standing in her front yard; the family says this happened hours after a rubber bullet hit a cousin in the head."
"In the very early days of the referendum campaign, Boris Johnson and another leading Brexiter, former Tory leader, Michael Howard, both stated that a Brexit vote was a way of forcing Europe to make better terms with Britain."
In February 2016, Boris Johnson said: "There is only one way to get the change we need - and that is to vote to go; because all EU history shows that they only really listen to a population when it says No."
Once Johnson is Prime Minister, he can reverse his position on the EU.
"What Johnson would need to win a second referendum is an emergency brake on free movement of people, allowing the UK to limit the number of EU nationals moving to Britain if it has surged beyond a certain level.
"If the Remain campaign could fight a second referendum with a proper answer to the question of immigration it should be able to win fairly easily."
"The people of Britain are about to become the next victims of the ‘Coloured Revolution’ tactics used by Washington and Brussels against democratically elected governments from Serbia to Syria, from Ukraine to Brazil." SNIPPITS AND SNAPPITS: Now Britain Faces 'Coloured Revolution'
Brendan Cox and his two children travelling by boat to the special service in Trafalgar Square
"Johnson didn't announce which side he was backing until February 21.
"Until then, British Prime Minister David Cameron believed he would back Remain.
"Days before Johnson announced he would support Brexit he told many close friends, including Roland Rudd, a longtime associate, that he would support the campaign to stay...
"Gove told Johnson he was backing Brexit and Johnson feared being outflanked...
"Johnson may emerge in a strong position in the short term no matter which way the vote goes. Corbyn will emerge further discredited whether it’s Yes or No..."
.. CNN news stories appear to be sponsored by the CIA.
Google is all about advertising, and so it appears to be promoting the online New York Times.
"The New York Times and the Wall Street Journal are among the newspaper groups that this year set up special divisions to create sponsored content for advertisers including Goldman Sachs and Netflix."
Recently, The Atlantic published a sponsored post for the Church of Scientology.
Mail Online gets its journalists to produce sponsored content on behalf of advertisers.
Sir Martin Sorrell of WPP, the world’s largest advertising group, says: "there's very little risk" for those publishers that "make clear that the piece is paid for".
The Financial Times has a regular colour supplement called How To Spend It.
Recently this supplement, temporarily renamed How To Give It, appeared to be devoting 130 pages to the subject of giving money to the charity 'Save the Children'.
The charity's Chief Executive Justin Forsyth, a former advisor to Tony Blair, earned £163,000 last year.
There is a belief that certain charities are fronts for the security services, such as MI6 and the CIA.
I am a 98 year-old great grandmother and I am depressed that there are people in Scotland who lack all ambition for themselves and their country to the extent that they are prepared to vote NO in the Scottish independence referendum and so maintain Scotland's subservient position within the Union.
I have lived through 26 British governments and none of them has shown they understand or care about Scotland...
Male life expectancy in parts of Glasgow is a mere 54 years.
This places Scotland alongside developing African countries...
The reasons for this appalling state of affairs are poverty and lack of political representation...
For the past 40 years Scotland has been at the heart of the European oil and gas industry yet still poverty and ill-health plague the nation.
With at least another generation of oil and gas to be extracted we cannot afford to let this continue.
Scotland is very rich
A vote for independence will drive the double-dealers out and give Scots the chance to make decisions in their own interest and, yes, be responsible for good and bad results.
I acknowledge there are uncertainties but this is always a necessary part of large political acts.
Indeed recent experience of global economic disaster has amply demonstrated that if uncertainty is the major worry there is no alternative but to keep your head beneath the blankets and pretend the real world does not exist...
At almost 100 I am at last being given the opportunity to be politically mature.