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The controversy surrounding Victor Cha no longer being a valid nominee for Ambassador

to South Korea rages on.

Some fear the move could mean the Trump administration is considering risky military options against

North Korea.

Seoul and Washington have been making efforts to dampen any such concerns.

Kwon Jang-ho delves deeper into the issue.

The White House has distanced itself from Victor Cha, an academic and former-advisor

to ex-President George W. Bush and who was anticipated to head the U.S. Embassy in Seoul.

In a press briefing on Thursday, State Department spokesperson, Heather Nauert stressed that

Cha had never actually received an official nomination from President Trump, and that

the media went ahead with the assumption that he would be appointed next Ambassador to South

Korea.

She also stressed that Washington's policy on North Korea remains the same, and that

denuclearization of the Korean peninsula through diplomacy was the ultimate goal.

The statement came in response to the 'bloody nose' option that Trump officials were said

to be considering, as described by Cha in a recent op-ed in the Washington Post.

'Bloody nose' refers to a preventive military strike on North Korea, to shock the regime

into appreciating U.S. strength,... or in other words, 'give Kim Jong-un a "bloody nose"'.

Cha said he voiced his opposition to the White House... but the sudden withdrawal of Cha

from consideration for ambassador has led to speculation that the Trump administration

was not only dissatisfied with Cha's stance on that policy but also considering the 'bloody

nose' option much more seriously than previously thought.

However, a South Korean diplomatic source told reporters on Friday, that the withdrawal

was not because of Cha's opposition to military options against North Korea, and that this

is supported by credible information.

The official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, added that several other factors

contributed to the decision, and while military action is not off the table, it is not a feasible

option at this current time.

North Korea watchers in Seoul also agree on this possibility.

"The U.S. is perceiving the completion of North Korean ICBM as a kind of red line.

If that happens the U.S. territory will be threatened.

Maybe the U.S. will use some of military options, but I think that would only be for the worst

case, and until then the majority of U.S. policy will be sanctions and pressure."

The South Korean government has been reluctant to comment on Cha's situation, as it is a

White House internal affair, but with the PyeongChang Winter Olympics just around the

corner and North Korea participating in the games, the reasons behind Washington's withdrawal

of Cha as the next envoy to Seoul seems to be gathering unwanted and untimely attention.

Kwon Jang-ho, Arirang News.

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How to Get a US RPh License if You're a Foreign Graduate - Duration: 7:47.

Hi, I'm Rose Baes, and I'm a registered pharmacist.

Today I will share with you the steps that I did in order to get my pharmacist license

here in the US after graduating from a foreign school, specifically [in] the Philippines.

The reason I'm posting this video is because ever since I took the FPGEE in 2010, I've

been getting a lot of Facebook messages asking about the exam, how I studied, what the process

actually looks like, and so on.

And even though I don't mind getting those messages in my inbox, I just thought it would

be a good idea to post a YouTube video as well to, just to give you like a general visual

picture of the whole process, because I think that just like anything else in life, any

goal seems to be more achievable when you have the whole process [leading to it] laid out before you,

just like this!

I originally graduated in 2009 with a [4-year] BS Pharmacy degree, and since that wasn't

enough to fulfill the NABP requirements, I studied for another year, so in 2010 I graduated

again.

I took the pharmacy board exam, got my license there, and in that same year I migrated here

to the United States.

Okay, so basically there are 5 steps that you need to do to get your pharmacist license

here in the US if you're a foreign graduate.

Step number 1 is to take the FPGEE, step number 2 is to take the TOEFL iBT, step number 3

is to do your internship, step number 4 is to take the NAPLEX, and step number 5 [is

to] take the MPJE or the CPJE if you're in California.

Keep in mind that some of these steps are actually interchangeable, like for example

the FPGEE and the TOEFL can actually be taken in any particular order, so the TOEFL could

be your Step 1 and the FPGEE, Step 2.

And then also the NAPLEX and the MPJE could be reversed as well.

STEP 1: Take the FPGEE.

FPGEE stands for Foreign Pharmacy Graduate Equivalency Exam.

So what it is exactly is kind of like a board exam except that it doesn't give you a pharmacist

license.

It's basically just a proof that your pharmacy education is equivalent to that of a pharmacist

that's educated here in the US.

So it has 250 questions, and when I took this in 2010, it only had multiple choice questions

all throughout the test, but now they have since modified the test to include several

formats like multiple answer format, hotspot format, and ordered response.

So it's administered twice a year, once in the spring which is around April-May, and

once again in the fall which is around September or October.

It's offered anywhere in the continental United States.

STEP 2: Take the TOEFL iBT

TOEFL stands for Test of English as Foreign Language Internet-Based Test.

So this test is basically just a test of English but it's quite challenging because it has

a Speaking part.

The test is technically divided into 4 components.

It has Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing.

Each component is worth 30 points, and for you to be considered by the NABP, you have

to score at least 22 in Reading, 21 in Listening, 26 in Speaking, and 24 in Writing.

One important thing to know is that the TOEFL is administered all over the world but for the

NABP to accept your scores, you can only take it in the US, US territories, Australia, New

Zealand, and most of Canada.

So you cannot take it in the Philippines or the NABP will not accept your score.

STEP 3: Complete the State-Required Internship.

At this point, you would have to have a visa that's permitted for employment because

internship is considered "work."

And you can't work on just a tourist or a visitor's visa.

Every state is different when it comes to their internship requirements but for most

of America it's 1500 hours.

I know that in Washington State, the number of hours corresponds to your score on the

FPGEE.

So the higher the score, the smaller the hours that you need to complete.

And also in the state of New York, it's a whole different kind of story because there

you will need to take the NAPLEX first before you can do the internship.

But in California where I practice, it's 1500 hours which roughly equates to about

10 months if you're going to be working full-time or 40 hours a week.

So an intern pharmacist can basically do anything that a licensed pharmacist can do except final

check.

These include patient counseling, administering flu shots and other vaccinations, communicating

with prescribers about a prescription, and the list goes on.

In California they require you to do part of your 1500 hours of internship in a community

setting such as a retail chain pharmacy, and another part in an institutional setting like

a hospital pharmacy, sterile compounding pharmacy, or a long term care pharmacy.

And then once you've completed your hours you can now apply for the NAPLEX and the CPJE

or MPJE.

STEP 4: Take the NAPLEX

Effective November 2016, the NAPLEX has increased the number of questions from 185 to 250 and

the questions are in the same format as the FPGEE.

One of the main differences between the NAPLEX and the FPGEE is that the NAPLEX is more clinically

based and also the questions are more scenario-based, like you will see most of the questions presented

in a patient scenario format with a patient profile alongside their medical history and

several questions following it.

Then you will have to use your clinical judgment to answer the questions properly.

The highest scaled score you can get is 150 and the passing score is 75.

STEP 5: Take the MPJE or the CPJE (if you're in California)

So what this is basically is the pharmacy law and regulations part of the board exam.

If you're going to be taking the MPJE, it's going to be 120 questions long, and the passing

score is 75.

The highest is 100.

If you're in California, the test is going to be called CPJE and it's a 90-item exam,

all multiple choice throughout, and the highest score you can get is 99 and the passing score

is 75.

Once you have passed both the NAPLEX and the MPJE or CPJE, you can now apply for your RPh

license.

Yay!

Okay, so that ends my 5 steps of how I got my pharmacist license here in the US.

Thank you so much for watching and thank you for making it to the end of this video.

I hope I didn't bore you out too much.

Thank you again and good luck!

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Dr. Roche's WSU Story - 150 years in the D - Wayne State University - Duration: 0:43.

Hi my name is Dr. Joseph Roche and here's my Wayne State story.

What attracted me to Wayne State was actually the sense of community.

The fact that it is in the heart of the city of Detroit.

I am incredibly grateful and proud to be a Wayne State Warrior.

As a physical therapist and a basic scientist, I find myself actually in a situation where

I have to "punch above my weight."

And I think the idea of being Warrior Strong is a perfect fit, because I will punch above

my weight - and I will win.

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Communication lines with North Korea open, U.S. not close to military option: envoy - Duration: 2:15.

Our top story this afternoon...

Washington's top envoy on North Korea has confirmed that all options remain on the table

in regards to solving the North Korean nuclear crisis.

However,... he says the Trump administration is not close to triggering military action

against the regime.

Our Park Jong-hong tells us more.

The U.S. pointman on North Korea says he believes Washington is not close to taking military

action against North Korea.

However,...

Japan's Kyodo News reports that Joseph Yun didn't rule out the possibility,... saying

all options are on the table.

The special envoy told reporters in Tokyo on Thursday that the U.S. dialogue channel

with North Korea remains open and he urged Pyongyang to directly show its intent to stop

missile launches and nuclear tests.

In regard to the recent inter-Korean dialogue ahead of the PyeongChang Winter Olympics,

Yun welcomed the developments,... hailing them as highly significant.

The special envoy expressed hope it was a signal of things to come but said any talks

with Washington would have to "be about steps North Korea would take toward denuclearization".

Yun is slated to meet with his Japanese counterpart Kenji Kanasugi on Tuesday in Tokyo to discuss

North Korea issues, including ways to prevent the regime from circumventing UN sanctions.

In the meantime, Russia has voiced its support for South Korea's efforts to improve ties

with North Korea.

Seoul's Foreign Ministry said the endorsement came from Moscow's top nuclear envoy Igor

Morgulov in his meeting on Thursday with Lee Do-hoon, special representative for Korean

Peninsula peace and security affairs.

They agreed to cooperate to make the current "positive" momentum lead to contacts between

the U.S. and North Korea and the eventual resolution of the North's nuclear issues.

They reaffirmed that the nuclear issue should be resolved peacefully and Seoul and Moscow

maintain a close level of communication at various levels.

Park Jong-hong, Arirang News.

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GOAL EXCLUSIVE - JEROME BOATENG ON HIS LOVE FOR US SPORTS - Duration: 6:47.

You spend a lot of time in the USA, particularly New York.

2 00:00:03,433 --> 00:00:07,366 What is about the US and their lifestyle, that you like so much?

Especially in New York they have different cultures.

I love to see the people on the street.

They are just a different vibe than in Europe.

I like how the people dress and the vibe in New York,

and of course my management is in New York.

So I feel very comfortable there.

How did the collaboration with Roc Nation start?

It was something that maybe surprised many people in the UK.

It started after the World Cup with my old management.

We flew over, we had a talk with the people from Roc Nation,

tried to figure out what we could do in the US and marketing area.

But now I'm now completely with Roc Nation for marketing and everything.

I'm really happy, it's a good connection.

I feel very comfortable with them and they take care of me.

We work good together.

Do you see much of Roc Nation's boss Jay-Z?

Sometimes. Yeah. You know how busy he is.

Not every week or every month,

but I just met him again and of course he's an icon.

It's always great to see him and talk to him

about whatever it is – music or sport.

Does he know much about soccer?

He knows a little bit,

it's not his first sport or favourite sport,

but he knows a little bit.

Jay-Z's favourite sport is basketball.

You're a big basketball fan yourself.

Yeah, for sure.

I've seen some posts with James Harden for example,

would you count him as a friend?

I met him there the first time,

but it was really nice to chat with him, he's a really cool guy.

I then saw him again in the US. We're cool.

Do you have any time to watch NBA matches while you're there?

I've been to a lot of games.

I've been to the playoff game 7 when Miami won against the Spurs.

I've been to Golden State, the Clippers, so yeah.

Harden has been picked for the All-Star game this year.

Have you seen the teams? Does it look like a good game to you?

I think it's an interesting game for sure.

Do you think it'll be Team Lebron or Team Steph?

It looks like Team Lebron is a little bit stronger, but you never know.

Golden State look particularly strong again this year,

do you think there is a team that can come close to stopping them?

It will be very difficult.

For me they play the best basketball, they move the ball very clever.

They have a good vibe in the team too I think.

That's what you see from the outside.

Everybody respects each other, that's a key point.

The Warriors have been regarded as a team with social conscience.

Do you pay attention to that side of US sports?

A little bit of course, when I have time.

I think they are team and they are very close to each other.

They respect each other.

The coach makes a good impression.

This is only what I can say from outside.

When I met the guys they were all very nice and cool.

We've seen you with Odell Beckham Jr from the NFL as well,

is he one of the players you admire in that sport?

For sure. His talent and his skills and his legs.

How quick he is, he is one of the best players.

Unlucky that he was injured now,

but he's a super cool guy and one of the best players.

You've been paying attention obviously to the Super Bowl season.

How do you see the Super Bowl going this year?

It's very interesting, they are two very strong teams.

I think a lot of fans of course don't want that the Patriots win it again.

Kind of boring.

But you have to give them credit, what they are doing is incredible.

They are there year after year,

do you think the Patriots are a bit like the Bayern of the NFL?

You can say so but like I said it's a different sport.

Usually you see every year different teams in the playoffs,

but they are there every year.

They are focussed and they are on point.

As a footballer, do you watch these other sports solely for pleasure?

Or is there something a fellow sportsman can learn

about the way these other games are played?

Of course I watch it for fun, but I also watch it to see:

"Oh this is a tactic". Then after the review sometimes you see:

"Oh that was interesting to see how that works in this sport".

Did you ever have a conversation with these other sportsmen about...

You're a World Champion, a European Champion...

Do they ask you for advice?

Well, not for advice.

But I did ask for example Kevin Durant how is his day looking,

how is the training, what they have to do and stuff like this.

They play every day nearly so it is different from our job.

The NFL this year has sort of been dominated by anthem protests.

Do you have any views on the whole Colin Kaepernick situation?

Yes of course I follow it.

It's a very interesting thing to watch and for me it's understandable.

It's a very big thing in the US,

while I live in Europe and it's not that big here.

But of course we follow it and I support this.

You've raised awareness of slavery in Libya and campaigned for anti-racism,

do you see this as an obligation for high profile athletes?

I think it's very important, it's very sad we still have this these days.

So we have to step up and to find solutions.

We've seen some European players join the NFL as kickers.

Clive Allen for example, who was a British striker.

Would that ever interest you? Join an NFL team as a kicker?

If I am good enough why not?

I think it's interesting to go in another sport.

But I have to see if I am good enough, if I can kick the ball far enough.

Well your pass last week for... Lewandowski was it?

Muller.

Yes well if you could do that on a football pitch...

Ok, then I'm in!

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Communication lines with North Korea open, U.S. not close to military option: envoy - Duration: 2:14.

Our top story this morning...

Washington's top envoy on North Korea has confirmed that all options remain on the table

in regards to solving the North Korean nuclear crisis.

However,... he says the Trump administration is not close to triggering military action

against the regime.

Our Park Jong-hong tells us more.

The U.S. pointman on North Korea says he believes Washington is not close to taking military

action against North Korea.

However,...

Japan's Kyodo News reports that Joseph Yun didn't rule out the possibility,... saying

all options are on the table.

The special envoy told reporters in Tokyo on Thursday that the U.S. dialogue channel

with North Korea remains open and he urged Pyongyang to directly show its intent to stop

missile launches and nuclear tests.

In regard to the recent inter-Korean dialogue ahead of the PyeongChang Winter Olympics,

Yun welcomed the developments,... hailing them as highly significant.

The special envoy expressed hope it was a signal of things to come but said any talks

with Washington would have to "be about steps North Korea would take toward denuclearization".

Yun is slated to meet with his Japanese counterpart Kenji Kanasugi on Tuesday in Tokyo to discuss

North Korea issues, including ways to prevent the regime from circumventing UN sanctions.

In the meantime, Russia has voiced its support for South Korea's efforts to improve ties

with North Korea.

Seoul's Foreign Ministry said the endorsement came from Moscow's top nuclear envoy Igor

Morgulov in his meeting on Thursday with Lee Do-hoon, special representative for Korean

Peninsula peace and security affairs.

They agreed to cooperate to make the current "positive" momentum lead to contacts between

the U.S. and North Korea and the eventual resolution of the North's nuclear issues.

They reaffirmed that the nuclear issue should be resolved peacefully and Seoul and Moscow

maintain a close level of communication at various levels.

Park Jong-hong, Arirang News.

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President Trump: GITMO Ready To House 'Deep State' Traitors - Duration: 5:23.

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Trump Just Kicked Snoop Out After He Denounced The U.S.- Won't Like Where He Sent Him! - Duration: 5:40.

Trump Just Kicked Snoop Out After He Denounced The U.S.- Won't Like Where He Sent Him!

Rapper Snoop Dogg's hate for President Donald Trump is no secret as he simulated assassinating

him in one of his music videos and is constantly outspoken about him.

Like many liberal celebrities, he threatened to leave the U.S. if Trump became president

and now one year after his inauguration, Dogg is packing up his belongings and leaving the

country.

However, he's not going to like it where he's heading and will soon be begging to

return back home to where Trump has made it great.

Aging rapper Snoop Dogg was feeling pretty confident about inciting violence on our president

in his recent music video, which depicted a clown character dressed up as Donald Trump,

who the music thug ceremoniously assassinated at the end of the rap.

Perhaps he was hoping that someone would take what he depicted in the video and actually

assassinate the president for real or at least impeach him, but since he's still in office

and not going anywhere anytime soon, the aging rapper is giving up and getting out.

America Now reports:

Cordozar Calvin Broadus, Jr., better known by his rap moniker Snoop Dogg, took to Instagram

to announce that he will be moving to Toronto, BuzzFeed News reported.

He even reached out to Toronto native Drake for help finding a new home.

Alongside a photo of the CN Tower, Snoop Dogg wrote:

My new home.

@champagnepapi I need the hookup on some property.

Nefew f*ck this sh*t I'm going to the.

6ix"

Snoop Dogg has also expressed his disappointment with the presidential election results with

the use of Bitmojis, an app that allows users to make cartoon avatars of themselves.

Several Instagram users commented on Snoop Dogg's post.

"Snoopdogg you can't leave people like you helped make America what it is today,"

wrote one user, Djdarienzo.

"TRUMP did his part good or bad and you need to do your part and help to shape the

country."

"I know you could get a meeting with TRUMP if you wanted to," Djdarienzo continued.

"Don't runaway stay and help to shape our country.

America is the greatest country in the history of the world because people like you were

willing to work hard."

Others were less friendly.

"bye !!! take all of the other rybabies with you !" wrote user lularoemikeandebbie.

"if republicians didn't leave when obama was elected, because we are tough and had

hope for the future.

don't comeback when you need the US."

Snoop Dogg has a line of exclusive marijuana strains in Canada and a dispensary in Smith

Falls, Ontario.

Among the strains are sunset, ocean view and palm tree CBD, CBC News reported.

Snoop should do us all a favor and go to the socialist paradise of Canada.

He thinks he has it bad here, he can see what real government control looks like that he

seems to want so bad here.

Apparently to him, all white people middle-class people are "clowns" to Snoop Doggy Dogg

because the most powerful nation ever known to man was all founded and made successful

by pot smoking black men who can't sing so they speak songs.

In typical President Trump fashion he wasted no time to reply to original assassination

video:

What does make this story even better is what the Secret service had to say.

They put out a press release earlier this week stating they are aware of the video and

that an investigation of Snoop Doggy Dog was imminent.

Of course in Snoop Doggy Dog defended the video in an interview:

"The ban that this motherf–ker tried to put up; him winning the presidency; police

being able to kill motherf–kers and get away with it; people being in jail for weed

for 20, 30 years and motherf–kers that's not black on the streets making money off

of it — but if you got color or ethnicity connected to your name, you've been wrongfully

accused or locked up for it, and then you watching people not of color position themselves

to get millions and billions off of it," Snoop Dogg whined.

"It's a lot of clown shit going on.

That we could just sit and talk on the phone all day about, but it's a few issues that

we really wanted to lock into [for the video] like police, the president and just life in

general."

"When I be putting shit out, I don't ever expect or look for a reaction," Snoop Dogg

said of the video, directed by YouTube star Jesse Wellens.

"I just put it out because I feel like it's something that's missing.

Any time I drop something, I'm trying to fill in a void.

I feel like it's a lot of people making cool records, having fun, partying, but nobody's

dealing with the real issue with this f–king clown as president, and the shit that we dealing

with out here, so I wanted to take time out to push pause on a party record and make one

of these records for the time being."

If anyone can translate what he said to English please contact us.

I didn't even know Snoop Doggy Dog was still around since I can't recall anything he

has done since his first CD "Doggystyle" in 1994, and a brief guest spot he had on

one of Katy Perry's hits, "California Gurls" from 2010.

I hope he is doing this for some publicity after being a nobody for so long and all that

pot smoking really hasn't affected his cognitive thinking skills badly enough to the point

that this video seemed like a good idea to him.

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Hillary Just Announced She's Leaving The U.S. To Become President – Look Where She's- BreakingNews24 - Duration: 31:06.

Hillary Just Announced She's Leaving The U.S.

To Become President – Look Where She's Going!

Hillary Clinton has wanted to be president for decades, and last year she really thought

she would win.

Hillary had the support of the crooked liberal mainstream media, money from George Soros,

celebrity endorsements, and of course, voter fraud galore.

Everything was lined up correctly for Hillary to be crowned but that all changed the moment

Donald Trump stepped onto the scene.

The tough-talking New Yorker dashed Clinton's chances for a presidential win and in the

process also destroyed the Democratic party in a single blow.

For a year, liberals have been pouting over Trump's win, and Hillary Clinton is still

licking her wounds and obsessively whining about losing the election.

And, it appears she is not giving up on her dream of being president even if that means

leaving the country, or planet to be elected.

In the real world when someone starts talking about living in an alternate universe where

they are president, it usually signals that they have had a break with reality, and they

would be taken quickly to a doctor.

Well, that would be a logical solution, though if you are Hillary Clinton and you fantasize

about being president on another planet, it is just laughed off.

In a recent interview with the liberal online publication, Now This, Hillary Clinton sat

down to be interviewed and languished over being president on another planet.

Yeah, you read that correctly.

Hillary Clinton actually sat down and daydreamed about being president on the fictional planet

Earth 2 where she would save the world from Kim Jong-un and how she would handle the supposed

Russian "collusion."

Here is more from The American Mirror:

Hillary Clinton really wants to be president — even if that means blasting off from Earth

to do so.

The failed Democratic candidate recently talked with Now This, a liberal online news outlet,

where she pined for a presidency.

While discussing a variety of topics, Clinton envisioned leaving Earth and venturing Earth

2, where that planet faces the same issues as the actual Earth.

"We went to another planet with Hillary," the caption reads as Clinton and Now This's

Nico Pitney fired off a series of topics.

"People joke about Earth 2, where you are president," he told a giggling Hillary.

On Earth 2's North Korea, Clinton said she would have "full on diplomatic pressure"

to solve the crisis with the portly dictator Kim Jong-un.

Clinton said if she was in charge, she would be "putting as much money as it took into

enforcing the laws we already have," and added she would want "universal background

checks."

After answering a question about the opioid crisis, a handler attempted to cut off the

interview.

"I fear we have to end it here," a voice off camera said.

"Okay," Pitney responded.

"You want one more?

I'll be short — one more.

Because I like being on Earth 2," Hillary said.

Pitney then asked Clinton what she would do about Russia.

"If I had been president, or on Earth 2, where I am," Hillary said she would have

an "independent commission" look into the alleged Russian "hacking" of the presidential

election.

"I worry about '18.

I worry about 2020 because this is the first time we've even been attacked and not imposed

any real consequences on our adversary," Clinton asserted, ignoring moves by Congressional

Republicans and the Trump administration to impose new sanctions on Russia since the election.

The L.A. Times reported in late October:

The Russian government on Friday accused the United States of displaying "hostility"

as the Trump administration belatedly took the first steps toward imposing new sanctions

to punish Moscow for interfering in the 2016 presidential election.

In early August, after considerable delay and with minimal fanfare, President Trump

signed into law a measure that required the new sanctions, which target individuals and

firms with ties to Russian defense and intelligence agencies.

Under the law, companies that "knowingly engage in a significant transaction" with

people or firms on the list could be subject to U.S. sanctions after Jan. 28.

It appears that Hillary Clinton has lost her mind completely, but no one on the left will

say it in order to save face.

They all know that Hillary Clinton is damaged goods and by her doing these public interviews

and making these outlandish remarks only proves the point more.

Instead of Hillary Clinton retiring and fading off into the distance, she continues to push

her insane conspiracy theories and whine about losing the election.

If she had any sense of decency in her, she would just keep her mouth shut and leave the

American people alone, but that isn't how Hillary works.

Hopefully, one day soon she will officially retire or find another hobby that doesn't

involve politics or activism so we all be left alone in peace.

H/T [The American Mirror]

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'US military MIGHT' and Donald Trump strength forced DESPERATE North Korea to negotiate - DAILY NEWS - Duration: 4:25.

'US military MIGHT' and Donald Trump's strength forced DESPERATE North Korea to negotiate

Donald Trump's "tough stance" and staged US "military exercises" forced North Korea to

the negotiating table that set up its participation in the upcoming PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Winter

Games, the vice president of a leading Asian think-tank has claimed.

Choi Kang, from The Asian Institute for Policy Studies, was eager to tell Express.co.uk that

he believed the "tough stance" of Donald Trump was partially responsible for "the

resumption of inter-Korean talks".

He explained: "It seems to me that ironically if you look at the results - the resumption

of inter-Korean talks may be because of the tough stance of the Trump administration to

a certain degree.

"Actually, it may be possible because the Trump administration has started to strengthen

the sanctions and stage military exercises, so actually this might have made North Korea

much more concerned with outside pressures."

The expert added that the latest round of sanctions imposed by the UN may have been

the final blow to despot leader Kim Jong-un and could have forced his hand to open up

to his southern neighbour.

He went on: "The last sanctions that were adopted at the UN security council are tougher

than the previous ones and have started to touch on North Korea's oil supply and labour

issues.

"So North Korea has not felt the pain of the sanctions yet but they are expecting sanctions

to get much tougher and maybe there is a desire for North Korea to dilute the sanctions by

approaching South Korea and having talks and creating a peaceful mood in South Korea as

they try and create some kind of split between the United States and South Korea.

"They like to use South Korea as a shield - the fear of tougher sanctions could have

played on North Korea's mind."

When questioned on why it has taken so long for the international community to tighten

its stranglehold on Pyongyang, Mr Kang stated that China's recent willingness to impose

sanctions on Kim Jong-un emerged after "continuous provocations" from the hermit kingdom.

He went on: "It is an issue that has been dealt with before but China was very reluctant

at that point in time.

"Of course China is much more concerned with the safety and stability of the North

Korean regime so they were very reluctant to introduce tougher sanctions on North Korea.

"But because of North Korea's continuous provocations by staging missile tests, this

actually drove the United States into being tougher and now China has started being tougher

too.

"This change in environment has led North Korea to turn to Seoul to talk about the PyeongChang

games."

During a televised speech to mark the new year, Kim Jong-un appeared to perform a drastic

U-turn on his foreign policy.

The leader spoke of "melting the frozen North-South relations" shortly before a

series of negations between the two Koreas.

He declared: "The year 2018 is a significant year for both the North and the South, with

the North marking the 70th anniversary of its birth and the South hosting the Winter

Olympics.

"We should melt the frozen North-South relations, thus adorning this meaningful year as a year

to be specially recorded in the history of the nation."

Donald Trump appears to agree with Mr Kang that if not for his "firm, strong and willing"

attitude, talks with the hermit kingdom may never have taken place.

Following the announcement of inter-Korean dialogue, he tweeted: "With all of the failed

'experts' weighing in, does anybody really believe that talks and dialogue would be going

on between North and South Korea right now if I wasn't firm, strong and willing to

commit our total 'might' against the North.

Fools, but talks are a good thing!"

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President Trump Just Kicked Snoop Out After He Denounced The U.S. - Won't Like Where He Sent Him! - Duration: 5:38.

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US developing game-changing SUPERSONIC weapon that fires at 5,600mph - DAILY NEWS - Duration: 2:35.

US developing game-changing SUPERSONIC weapon that fires at 5,600mph

TOP military boffins are preparing to test a game-changing weapon that can reach speeds

of up to 5,600mph, according to reports.

The hyper-velocity projectile (HVP) artillery rounds can be fired by the US army's infamous

Howitzer cannons from the decks of Navy destroyers.

Each HVP costs about £59,584, which is much cheaper than the Patriot missiles that run

to about £2.1million each, and require specialist launchers.

The Pentagon said driving down costs is vital as it will allow the US to fire more rounds

at their enemies and catch them off guard.

Vince Sabio, programme manager for the HVP project said: "The adversary is able to

count interceptors, they know where out sites are and they can simply plat what we call

the 'plus-one game'.

"They know if you have 'X' number of interceptors, the most they absolutely need

to throw at you is 'X' threats.

"And once you have fired your 'X' interceptors, they pretty much own you."

The development comes after a missile defence system in Hawaii failed to shoot down mock

explosives – as it prepared for an attack from North Korea.

A Defence Agency spokesman said: "Sailors manning the Aegis Ashore Missile defence Test

Complex conducted a live-fire missile flight test on Wednesday morning.

"They used a using a standard Missile-3 Block IIA missile launched from the Pacific

Missile Range Facility, Kauai, Hawaii."

Last week, the agency released a report stating it was confident it could protect the small

island from a "number" of North Korean missiles.

It also warned that dictator Kim could use the upcoming Winter Olympics to carry out

another nuke test.

US Army General Jack Keane has claimed the sporting event could be used as a disguise

for the test launch of one of the dictator's deadly ICBM rockets.

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US Special Ops plane flies over South Korea as Kim Jong-un tensions grow - DAILY NEWS - Duration: 1:52.

US Special Ops plane flies over South Korea as Kim Jong-un tensions grow

THE US has deployed a Special Ops plane over South Korea as the countries bulk up their

military forces for a showdown with Kim Jong-un.

The military aircraft was detected in South Korean airspace at 19.30pm local time.

Known as the C-146 "Wolfhounds", they are often seen with low-profile paint schemes

to keep their missions secret.

The crafts are deployed across the world to provide logistical support for ground troops.

It comes after the Pentagon drew up plans to send more Special Ops soldiers to the Korean

Peninsula.

More than 1,000 American reserve soldiers are also getting ready to be moved overseas

with the Winter Olympics set to kick off in South Korea.

Special Ops have been deployed to large global events before – like the 2014 World Cup

in Brazil – but their numbers will supposedly be far greater this year.

The deployment could see the formation of a Korea strike force ready to cripple Kim's

dictatorship.

The US and its allies have already stepped up military drills in a bid to intimidate

Kim.

In December, thousands of US troops and 230 airplanes descended on the peninsula after

his latest missile test.