World News (September 6, 2018 Edition): Russia Shrugs Off Trump’s Warning, Pounds Idlib Jihadists – Psychic Nikki Haley: If There Is A Future Chemical Weapons Attack, Assad Did It – A Year After Calling Idlib “Al Qaeda’s Largest Safe Haven Since 9/11,” the US Govt is Trying to Save it – Russian TV Instructs Citizens How To Build Bomb Shelters For Nuclear War

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https://twitter.com/RussiaInsider/status/1037672305227227136

https://twitter.com/marcelsardo/status/1037664352193720320

https://twitter.com/nikkiaintshitt/status/1035986166040932352

https://twitter.com/RT_com/status/1037648628649734145

H/t reader squodgy:

“Anyone with an ounce of campus mentus knows the MH17 story is a conspiracy plan gone awry, which is inextricably linked to MH70, the plane that ‘blew up’ over Ukraine after being mysteriously re-directed by ATC.
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  16. https://www.smh.com.au/politics/nsw/policy-berejiklian-support-stadium-plan-20180302-p4z2ku.html
    ‘It’s our policy’: Berejiklian’s qualified support for stadium plan.

    NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian says she intends to stick to a controversial $2.5 billion policy to demolish and rebuild Sydney sporting stadiums despite mounting questions, including from within her party, about whether the plan is value for money.

    The state government spent much of the past year dogged by questions over its stadium policy and its final iteration announced last October: demolishing and rebuilding both ANZ Stadium at Olympic Park and Allianz Stadium at Moore Park at a cost of about $2.5 billion.
    Melbourn, Australia.

    This week, former fair trading minister Matthew Mason Cox said it was difficult to justify spending so much on sporting institutions when the state’s child-protection system was under-resourced and fewer than a third of children assessed as being at serious risk of harm received face-to-face assessments from social workers.

    “Money to burn”

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