Allegations that Greville Janner, a top Jew, had sexually abused children first emerged publicly in 1991
"Greville Janner escaped prosecution for serious sexual abuse of boys on three occasions because of failings by prosecutors and the police, an independent report found."
Whitehall child sex inquiry: the UK government (Home Office) admits that it destroyed, lost or could not find 'potentially relevant files' between 1979 and 1999
"The culture at Railtrack was 'a tale of incompetence, greed and delusion, driven by the conviction that profit and share value is the only true measure of success.'
"With privatization, the prices of water, electricity, train fares and chief executive salaries have gone one way; up. And the only thing that went down was wages!
"The Free market delivers jobs offshore, lower wages, less social protection, national cutbacks and higher executive salaries...
"The Canadian Parliamentary Budget Office released a report that says that in 2016 nearly a trillion dollars was moved offshore by Canadian Corporations."
Ever since the Green party in Germany allowed its military to take part in a foreign war (the Serbia/Kosovo Illegal bombing campaign) for the first time since WW2, the proof has been there that they are controlled opposition for the military/corporate complex...
"What we have in the world today is not capitalism. Rather, it more closely resembles 'feudalism' than anything else."
"In the USA, for two decades after World War II, until 1964, the marginal tax rate on the highest bracket hovered around 91 percent.
"For a married couple in 1960, that applied to income earned above $400,000, the equivalent of approximately $3 million today.
"Yet this was the period in which the United States economy boomed most dramatically, when college students could reliably expect both a new car and a home mortgage after graduation.
Note the position of France. Only in a few nations - such as Switzerland and France - has there been a long-term decline in income inequality.
The poorest 10% of Britons are paying a higher effective tax rate than the richest 10% (49% compared with 34%) once taxes on consumption such as VAT are taken into account.
Many governments are making inequality worse by failing to invest enough in public services.
About 10,000 people per day die for lack of healthcare.
There were 262 million children not in school, often because their parents were unable to afford the fees, uniforms or textbooks.
Rich landowners, such as the Duke of Buccleuch, receive large subsidies. "THE Buccleuch family, owners of more than 240,000 acres of private land, use a shadowy Cayman Islands firm to control and sell land." DUKE OF BUCCLEUCH
Governments need to do more to fund high-quality, universal public services through tackling tax dodging and ensuring fairer taxation, including on corporations and the richest individuals’ wealth, which is often undertaxed.
A global wealth tax has been called for by the French economist Thomas Piketty, who has said action is needed to arrest the trend in inequality.
World Bank data shows the rate of poverty reduction has halved since 2013.
In sub-Saharan Africa, extreme poverty is on the increase.
Rupert Younger and Frank Partnoy point out that, today, economic inequality is rising.
"By the start of our 21st century, we are faced with the extraordinary fact that the top one per cent of the world’s population own the same resources as the remaining 99 per cent.
"Those at the bottom are less upwardly mobile than in previous generations.
"Entrance to wealthy gated communities is blocked, not only by private security forces, but also by the increasingly prohibitive costs of healthcare, technology and education.
"There is the dominant force of mass incarceration, with millions of poor, minorities and powerless walled off from the rulers they might threaten.
"The Haves have never in history held so much advantage over the Have-Nots."
According to Rupert Younger and Frank Partnoy, the original Marx Manifesto has some good points.
Biographer Robert Payne refers to Marx having had a homosexual relationship with a man while he was attending the University of Bonn between 1835 and 1836.
Mike Pence told Congress in 2002: 'There is a growing list of facts that suggest Iraqi involvement not just in the events of 9/11, but... even in... the anthrax bacillus finding its way to Capitol Hill'
"In 2000, exit polls gave Al Gore the win in Florida; in 2004, exit polls gave Kerry the win in Ohio, and now, in swing states, exit polls gave the presidency to Hillary Clinton.
Some years ago, the Simpsons correctly predicted the November 2016 electoral map.
"Exit polls found that Hillary Clinton was ahead in four key states - North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Florida - but lost the computerized vote count.
"That's not the first time a 'red shift' occurred between live exit poll results posted on CNN and the later vote count results.
Professor Mark Crispin Miller, who dislikes Hillary Clinton, says the 2016 election was stolen from the Democrats in a similar fashion to what happened in 2000 and 2004.
On the eve of America's presidential election, national surveys gave Hillary Clinton a lead of around four percentage points, which betting markets and statistical models translated into a probability of victory ranging from 70% to 99%.
The polls suggested that Clinton would have easy wins in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
Donald Trump's campaign paid at least $1.8 million to Nathan Sproul whose companies include several that have been repeatedly investigated for voter fraud.
In a 2012 Florida case, three employees of Sproul's firm pleaded guilty to forging voter registrations.
"In California, Oregon, Nevada and Florida, Nathan Sproul's workers were investigated on suspicion of forging signatures, destroying Democratic voter registrations or changing the addresses of legitimately registered voters without their consent, according to former employees, state investigations and news reports."
In Colorado, Hillary Clinton got 47% of the vote, and Trump 45%.
You could argue that the Clinton people rigged the vote in Colorado, or, that the Trump people found it too difficult to rig the vote in Colorado.
Colorado voted for Obama in 2008.
However, the voting system in Colorado is not untypical of the voting systems in other states.
On voting day, 11 9 2016, a Denver Elections Officer reported that all the electronic voting systems had crashed across the state of Colorado, a swing state.
Colorado makes widespread use of mail ballots - 95 percent of votes cast in 2014 were on mail ballots.
Mary Eberle, an election-integrity advocate, says the mail ballot system makes it impossible to know how many times voters fill out ballots that never make it to the clerk's office to be counted.
Eberle was among a majority of Boulder County canvass board members who voted not to certify certain election results in 2012 and 2014.
"Tens of millions of Americans who descended on the polls Tuesday faced hours-long lines, sporadic equipment failures and confusion about polling places...
"Problems cropped up in Arizona, Florida, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and other key battleground states...
"A coalition of more than 100 civil rights and voting rights groups running a national election protection hotline reported that 40% of its calls came from African American and Hispanic communities, a possible indication that minority voters were being targeted.
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"The majority of complaints came from California, New York, Texas, Florida, Pennsylvania and North Carolina, with Florida seeing particularly high levels of voter misinformation...
"In Durham, North Carolina, electronic poll books that are used to check voter registration were down in the morning, forcing voters to wait longer...
"In Ohio, the eligibility of some black voters was challenged at the polls, according to voting rights groups.
"Karen Hobert Flynn, president of Common Cause, said last-minute polling place changes and other problems in Arizona were 'causing real confusion for many voters.'
"Problems being reported included ...malfunctioning voting machines in Virginia; and confusion with closed or delayed-opening polling places in Georgia and Texas."
"In Maricopa County, Ariz., Democratic officials asked a judge to keep polls open for two more hours following problems with voting machines ...The request, like that in Colorado, was denied.
"In Philadelphia, would-be voter Chris Calvert tweeted that both voting machines were broken at his polling place. 'No one can vote in our district today.'
"In a Detroit precinct in the battleground state of Michigan, the machine that counts ballots was not working from the very beginning of the morning..."
1. In the longer term, the Powers-That-Be may not want a president such as Clinton or Trump.
They may prefer a military man to be in charge, or, to be the power behind the scenes.
2. Gen. David L. Goldfein 'is to be chief of staff of the US Air Force'.
Might he be a friend of the Powers-That-Be?
3. Retired Gen. Michael Hayden, who recently led the National Security Agency and the Central Intelligence Agency, has said:
"I would be incredibly concerned if a President Trump governed in a way that was consistent with the language that Candidate Trump expressed during the campaign."
5. "Reports from many 'right of center' sources including The Daily Caller and the Military Times ... are saying that billionaires are working behind the scenes to basically circumvent our entire election process and the electoral college to install 'their guy.'
"Their guy is retired general James Mattis, former head of Centcom and arguably one of the Marine’s most popular leaders among the troops.
"According to the Times, the plan, while relatively simple, would probably be impossible to pull off unless you owned Congress.
Michael Glassner (above) arranged the deal that gave the lease of the World Trade Center to the Larry Silverstein Group.[7] Michael Glassner, formerly of AIPAC, is now Donald Trump's top political planner.
Google and the mainstream media tend to hide the anti-Trump stories about Roy Cohn, Jeffrey Epstein, 'Katie Johnson' and Trump's links to Bilderberg and the Trilateral Commission.
A Los Angeles Times poll from March 2016 found that eight out of 10 Sanders supporters would vote for Clinton - however reluctantly.
What if Kissinger and the Powers-That-Be see Hillary Clinton as being the unpopular Hubert Humphrey and Donald Trump as being the more popular Richard Nixon?
Kissinger, when asked about Trump said: "Well, I like Donald Trump. I know him personally....
"China ... If they challenge our fundamental interests, we're going to confront them."
Sanders would beat Trump 51-to-38 percent, based on aggregated polling data on the Huffington Post.
"U.S. political analysts say the last quarter century of presidential elections also would seem to favor Clinton.
"One map showed this week that to win the presidency, she would need only to capture 20 of the country's 50 states in November's national election against Trump, the 19 that have voted for Democratic candidates in the past six presidential elections, plus the large southeastern political battleground state of Florida, where one poll shows her ahead of Trump by 13 percentage points."
With white women, 23 percent view Trump favorably, while 54 percent have an unfavorable opinion of him.
Neil Newhouse, a veteran Republican pollster, says: "In the modern polling era, since around World War II, there hasn't been a more unpopular potential presidential nominee than Donald Trump."
Countries such as Singapore, Norway and Switzerland are part capitalist and part socialist. We are talking about "borderline socialist states, with generous welfare benefits and lots of redistribution of wealth." The World's Happiest Countries - Forbes. All of the above countries are wealthier than the USA.
Many American voters have been brainwashed into thinking that only extremist Capitalism works.
What does moderate socialism mean?
1. Regulation of dodgy banks and dangerous corporations.
2. A social security system that looks after the handicapped.
3. Decent public transport.
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In the early 1900s, socialists led the movements for votes for women, child labour laws, consumer protection laws and the progressive income tax.
The UK is mainly Capitalist. Patricia rents a small flat in a poor area of London London.
Patricia gets up at 3.30am, and then catches the first of three buses to take her to work.
Patricia works seven days a week as a cleaner.
Patricia's last day off was in December 2015.
Patricia has been earning £6.70 an hour.
She works for a cleaning company and cleans toilets, dishes and carpets.
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