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Danimation rolls in the weekend, celebrating with another classic political cartoon rebooted to meet today's wacky way. Behold, the beloved "Up In Smoke" returns, replacing New Jersey Governor and original punching bag Chris Christie with everyone's favorite controversial President and former steak salesman Donald J. Trump!
Here, we see strange looking and very illegal alien spacecraft invading the American homeland, as #PresidentTrump chases the notorious Banana Bandit on The White House lawn! "Up In Smoke 2017" will be featured in #Danimation's upcoming coloring and word search activity book, and is currently available as a 2-in-1 activity or a print!
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The Beck family is recognizing their connection with Purdue University through a gift to build a new training and research facility at the college’s Agronomy Center for Research and Education. The family includes Glendia Beck and Shantel Beck (seated from left), and Tracey Beck, Tony Beck, Sonny Beck, Kim Marschand, Todd Marschand and Scott Beck (standing from left). Sonny and Glendia’s children Scott, Tony and Kim, like their father, are all Purdue graduates. (Photo contributed)
Part of my photography class's assignment on juxtaposition. Parked on Pennsylvania Ave. in DC, this cop is doing nothing for the stereotype that cops break whatever rules they want to, when they want to. Hey - this guy is with homeland security, so he must have special privileges. Perhaps he was doing some wiretapping.
During the Cold War, Americans burrowed under the Berlin Wall to tap the telephone wires on the Russian side.
#tdih On Jan. 25, 1972, Shirley Chisholm, the first Black woman elected to Congress, opened her historic campaign for President. She stated that 1972 must be the year that “women, blacks, brown, the young, the old, activists for social change, and just people who are tired of reading the election results before the votes are counted – are going to prove that our candidates and our policies and our government are not the exclusive preserve of the financial community, the political establishment, and the opinion polls.” Chisholm was outspoken on behalf of civil rights legislation, the Equal Rights Amendment, and a minimum family income; she opposed wiretapping, domestic spying, and the Vietnam War. Learn more from the film "Chisholm '72 Unbought and Unbosed," here: bit.ly/2jfm4nL Image: Lolly Eggers Papers, Iowa Women’s Archives
Where is Edward Snowden? – In 2013, Snowden spoke about the methods of electronic surveillance of US intelligence services, including about the wiretapping of negotiations between foreign leaders. In the US, he was accused of espionage He sent requests for asylum to authorities in more than 20 countries. In 2014 he received a residence permit in Russia and has since been in Moscow. In late January of this year, Snowden was extended a residence permit in Russia for two years.
Where is Edward Snowden?
This is the HQ of the WA State Supreme Court.
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Bush said he didn't need no stinking warrants to eavesdrop. From the March 2006 antiwar rally in Portland,Oregon.
Oh Blago. He tried to make money off the Senate. Who does that? Also, who knows their office is wiretapped and continues to use his workspace as an arena for corruption in Chicago, of all places? Why not make a huge sign that says, “I hate my party.” Honestly.
Washington State Legislative Building during a rally to support an investigation into impeachable offenses committed by the President and Vice President.
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Protesters with mirror in hand to show the faces of police , during the protest dubbed 'colorful revolution' against Macedonian President Ivanov's decision on wiretapping amnesty, in Skopje, The Former Yogoslav Republic of Macedonia, 23 April 2016. Ivanov on 12 April decided to abolish all judicial cases related to the big wire-tapping scandal that brought the country to early general elections scheduled for 05 June.
RT @Snowden: "Going dark" is a fairy tale: 3 years after @dilmabr wiretap headlines, she's still making unencrypted calls. #opsec t.co/ldxCsS4JdO (via Twitter twitter.com/gastroplastias/status/710583444070395904)