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Nearly 1.5 million counterfeit cigarettes seized in Poland

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Several arrests have been made and nearly 1.5 million cigarettes seized after police and customs officers raided an illegal cigarette factor...

Several arrests have been made and nearly 1.5 million cigarettes seized after police and customs officers raided an illegal cigarette factory in southern Poland. An elaborate production and counterfeit packaging line was found in the mining town of Myslowice, with the fake goods said to be bound for the UK and Norway.   Less

The Crap Den #7: Reigning Cats & Dogs (1/4) #COMEDY

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The Crap Den with Matt & Freak - adult humour with an Aussie twist - illustrated with immaturity. WE’RE ROAD-TESTING A NEW FORMAT, KIDS -...

The Crap Den with Matt & Freak - adult humour with an Aussie twist - illustrated with immaturity. WE’RE ROAD-TESTING A NEW FORMAT, KIDS - LET US KNOW IF YOU LIKEY. THIS WEEK: Claws and paws - they’re virtually everywhere on the superinformation cul-de-sac. What is it about the feline and the canine that excites humanity more than wind chimes? Also, we go on the hunt for Public Enemy #1, not that dentist that everyone wants to gas, the other guy - El Chapo. SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE EPS: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheCrapDen FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/TheCrapDen TWITTER: https://twitter.com/TheCrapDen   Less

Italy: More than 1,500 migrants arrive in Sicily and Sardinia

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More than 1,500 migrants landed on Italian shores on Monday, as the influx of desperate people fleeing conflict and poverty continues. Som...

More than 1,500 migrants landed on Italian shores on Monday, as the influx of desperate people fleeing conflict and poverty continues. Some 550 migrants were brought to shore in the Sicilian capital of Palermo, including children – among them dozens of unaccompanied minors. More than most, these youngsters face an uncertain future. Rescued by a Norwegian ship, almost 1,000 people arrived in Sardinia on Monday – also yearning for a fresh start. After difficult and dangerous journeys, more than 100,000 migrants have reached Italy so far this year by sea. The rise in migrants in the Mediterranean is largely the result of political instability in Somalia and Eritrea and the breakdown of order in Libya, as well as Syria’s civil war. More than 2,000 people have died trying to make the crossing this year. For many of the survivors, the hope now is to move on to wealthier northern Europe.   Less

1/2 Ton Truck and Trailer Accident

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Overloaded 1/2 ton truck pulling a toy hauler w/ATV inside crashes. Looking at the truck it was obvious that the trailer was way too much fo...

Overloaded 1/2 ton truck pulling a toy hauler w/ATV inside crashes. Looking at the truck it was obvious that the trailer was way too much for that truck. No further info.   Less

UN aid agencies helping Syrian refugees to get 1.6 billion euros from G7 and Gulf states

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The G7 group of industrial powers and Gulf states have allocated 1.6 billion euros in much-needed cash for UN aid agencies helping Syrian re...

The G7 group of industrial powers and Gulf states have allocated 1.6 billion euros in much-needed cash for UN aid agencies helping Syrian refugees. The announcement, made in New York on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, followed an initiative of Germany – a country that could take in up to a million people fleeing conflict in 2015. “Germany alone is going to shoulder 100 million euros and with this money not only will we support the aid and humanitarian organisations, but we will also support the host nations and the receiving nations which have lent support to so many people,” German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier told reporters. “And in the light of the Syria crisis, this means Turkey, Lebanon and Jordan.” For years, Turkey, Lebanon and Jordan have hosted millions of refugees from Syria’s civil war. But with conditions increasingly difficult, huge numbers of people are now abandoning camps there to seek a new life in Europe which is struggling to cope with the influx. Separately, G7 member Japan said it would provide around 1.4 billion euros to assist Syrians and Iraqis displaced by conflict and for building peace across the Middle East and Africa. But at the UN in New York, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe brushed off any suggestion that Japan, which accepted just 11 of around 5,000 asylum seekers last year, would take in any refugees from the Syria conflict – the world’s worst migrant crisis since World War Two. Japan’s prime minister says it will provide aid for refugees, but refuses to host them: http://t.co/cSbzFHOOXg— The Associated Press (@AP) 30 Septembre 2015   Less

Son's 1,000 Mile Trip to Surprise His Mum

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When Khristina Christensen decided to move back to her hometown in Minnesota, her boyfriend decided to move with her, meaning he only got to...

When Khristina Christensen decided to move back to her hometown in Minnesota, her boyfriend decided to move with her, meaning he only got to see his family twice a year. On Mother’s Day, however, the homesickness got too much, so the couple decided to take the 1,000 mile drive back to Oklahoma to surprise his mom and grandmother, giving them probably the best present of all. Credit: YouTube/Khristina Christensen   Less

Peace prospect: Colombia-FARC ceasefire could be called on January 1

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A ceasefire between Colombia and rebels from the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia – or FARC – could be called on January 1, 2016. ...

A ceasefire between Colombia and rebels from the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia – or FARC – could be called on January 1, 2016. Juan Manuel Santos, the president of the South American country, said the deal was dependent on the fifth and final agenda point at peace talks being completed. A final peace agreement would have to be ratified by Colombian voters. Both the government and the FARC recently agreed on a March 23, 2016, deadline for an accord, although Santos said he was confident one could be reached earlier, adding: “If we make that effort to advance, just as we’ve been advancing towards the end of the conflict, and we have the mindset, which at least totally does exist for the government, and the instructions for the negotiators are as they are, we can proceed in that direction.” Negotiations to end 51 years of conflict began in Havana in late 2012. Last July the FARC called a unilateral truce, however the government has continued with ground raids. Santos says rebels have previously used peaceful periods to re-group and re-arm.   Less

Over 1,600 terrorist targets hit by Russian warplanes in Syria over past month...

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The General Staff of the Russian Federation reported on the 30-day military operation in the Russian VKS "Syria". Russia’s aerospace force...

The General Staff of the Russian Federation reported on the 30-day military operation in the Russian VKS "Syria". Russia’s aerospace forces have destroyed more than 1,600 terrorist infrastructure facilities in Syria over the month of the anti-Islamic State operation, Russian General Staff’s Main Operations Department Col.-Gen. Andrey Kartapolov said on Friday. "A month has passed since the launch of the Russian air operation in Syria and it is time to sum up some results. Over the past month, our warplanes have flown 1,391 sorties and destroyed 1,623 terrorist targets," he said. Thus, he said, these targets included 249 control and communications centres, 51 training camps, 35 plants and workshops for the production of explosive devices, 131 munitions depots, 371 strongholds, and 786 field camps and bases. Russia’s aerospace forces launched pinpoint strikes against the Islamic State targets in Syria on September 30. The Russian air group in Syria comprises more than 50 warplanes and helicopters. According to Russian Defence Ministry Spokesman Igor Konashenkov, air strikes are delivered at military hardware, communications centres, transport vehicles, munitions depots and other terrorist infrastructure facilities. The military operation is conducted at the request of Syrian President Bashar Assad. Russia has repeatedly said it does not plan to take part in any ground operations in Syria. On October 7, Russian warships of the Caspian Fleet fired cruise missiles of the Calibr-NK system at Islamic State targets from the Caspian Sea.   Less

EU offers 1.8-billion-euro Emergency Trust Fund to Africa

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As the Valletta Summit on Migration drew to a close, European Union and African leaders signed an Emergency Trust Fund agreement to assist t...

As the Valletta Summit on Migration drew to a close, European Union and African leaders signed an Emergency Trust Fund agreement to assist the development of African nations. Bankrolled by the EU, the fund also aims to encourage the countries to take back nationals who have migrated to Europe. It has been initially set at 1.8 billion euros. The accord comes as Sweden begins imposing temporary controls on the frontier, saying its open-border system has been strained to the limit. “We are all in a difficult situation. Sweden has received so many refugees, far more than any other countries per capita…This is not a fence. We need to make sure we have control over [how many] people come into Sweden,” said Prime Minister Stefan Lofven. Sweden says it has “shouldered the greatest responsibility for the refugee crisis,” predicting that up to 190,000 asylum seekers could arrive in 2015. Our reporter James Franey was in Malta. He said: “The focus now shifts to Turkey, which this weekend hosts the G20 Summit, a forum normally dedicated to economic policy. There, the EU hopes to convince the world’s biggest economies that Europe’s migration crisis is theirs as well.”   Less

Women in the Dear Great Leader Army Assad 1.00 during the 80s including paratroops

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The Female branch from Defense Companies was created by Great Leader Assad 1.00 around the year 1976 under his brother the General Rifaat a...

The Female branch from Defense Companies was created by Great Leader Assad 1.00 around the year 1976 under his brother the General Rifaat al-Assad personal command the women branch from Defense companies including a Airborne component their male instructors were trainer in the Soviet Union by the VDV airborne forces. Defense Companies were the firsts units to used camouflage uniforms in Syria the military equipment was probability the better during this moment including the most advanced AK-74 rifles and airborne corp used Il-76 and An-12 cargo planes the female soldiers who composed the Units were chosen from hundreds of candidates, the Defense Companies did part in the suppression against the Muslim Brotherhood armed riots in 1982 in Hama city with high efficiency- The Corp was dissolved in 1984 after Rifaat al-Assad become vice president of Syria the remains merged into the Syrian Army. During the Dear Great Leader Assad 1.00 rule (1971 - 2000) he guarantee the women rights in Syria more than any other State in the middle east a place when the Judaism, Zionism, Snackbarism, goatfuckism, stonedism, Allahgoesboombism and behaderism ruled the society.   Less

Pentagon approves $1.29bn deal to sell smart bombs to Saudi Arabia

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The Pentagon has given the all-clear for the sale of thousands of smart bombs to Saudi Arabia. The US Defense Department reportedly notified...

The Pentagon has given the all-clear for the sale of thousands of smart bombs to Saudi Arabia. The US Defense Department reportedly notified lawmakers on Friday that the sales worth 1.29 billion dollars had been approved. The legislators now have 30 days to block the sale, although such action is rare since deals are carefully vetted before any formal notification. The proposed sale includes thousands of Paveway II, BLU-117 and other smart bombs. The deal also provides for thousands of Joint Direct Attack Munitions kits to turn older bombs into precision-guided weapons using GPS signals. The sales reflect President Barack Obama's pledge to bolster US military support for Saudi Arabia and other US allies in the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council after the P5+1 countries clinched an agreement with Iran over the country’s nuclear program back in July. Live @ http://www.presstv.ir/live.html Twitter @ http://twitter.com/PressTV LiveLeak @ http://www.liveleak.com/c/PressTV Facebook @ http://www.facebook.com/PRESSTV Google+ @ http://plus.google.com/+VideosPTV Instagram @ http://instagram.com/presstvchannel SoundCloud@ https://soundcloud.com/videosptv   Less

Crazy Scooter Aftermath 1 Killed (Drive Safe People)

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KATHMANDU: A youth died and eight other persons sustained injuries after a passenger vehicle turned turtle at Thali near the Gokarna Resort,...

KATHMANDU: A youth died and eight other persons sustained injuries after a passenger vehicle turned turtle at Thali near the Gokarna Resort, of Kageshwari Muncipality-7, on the northeastern outskirts of Kathmandu, on Thursday. According to police, the fatal accident took place after the microbus with registration number Ba 1 Ja 9729 witnessed brake failure while trying to save a motorcyle. The deceased has been identified as Binod Rana (24), a local resident. The injured were rushed to Shankarapur Hospital in Jorpati for treatment. Critically injured in the incident, Rana breathed his last at the hospital, police said. The microbus driver fled the site after the incident. Police said they are looking for him. #financial_support_div{ display:none; position: absolute; width:300px; height:180px; margin-left: -150px; margin-top: -70px; /*- half of width and height */ top:50%; left:50%; padding: 5px; opacity:0.9; filter:alpha(opacity=90); z-index:1000; background-color:#000; color: white; } .close_box{ background: gray; color:#fff; padding:1px 3px; display:inline; position:absolute; right:1px; margin-right: -13px; margin-top: -13px; border-radius:3px; cursor:pointer; border: 1px #000 solid; } $(document).on("click",".close_box",function(){ $(this).parent().fadeTo(300,0,function(){ $(this).remove(); }); }); Loading the player ...   Less

USA: Janis Joplin's psychedelic Porsche fetches $1.8 million at auction

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Janis Joplin's very own custom designed Porsche 356 has fetched nearly $1.8 million (€1.6 million) on Friday, after it was displayed at th...

Janis Joplin's very own custom designed Porsche 356 has fetched nearly $1.8 million (€1.6 million) on Friday, after it was displayed at the Sotheby's Driven by Disruption auction in New York. Video ID: 20151211-064 Video on Demand: http://www.ruptly.tv Contact: cd@ruptly.tv Twitter: http://twitter.com/Ruptly Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Ruptly LiveLeak: http://www.liveleak.com/c/Ruptly Vine: https://vine.co/Ruptly Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/Ruptly YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/RuptlyTV DailyMotion: http://www.dailymotion.com/ruptly   Less

China officially ends one-child policy from January 1

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China officially says goodbye to its one-child policy. The country signed a bill on Sunday allowing all married couples to have a second ...

China officially says goodbye to its one-child policy. The country signed a bill on Sunday allowing all married couples to have a second child from January 1. The legislation maintains limits on additional children. The one-child policy was adopted in the late 1970s to prevent overpopulation but led to a huge gender imbalance, as well as a diminishing pool of young workers supporting an ever-larger number of elderly people. China officially ends controversial one-child policy with effect from January 1 https://t.co/8SHoGdpmjk pic.twitter.com/cxfa6YtyV4— dna (@dna) December 27, 2015 Domestic violence outlawed China has also passed the country’s first law against domestic violence. Violence in the family had previously been largely ignored to avoid bringing shame on the family in traditional Chinese culture. The new law also covers cohabitation, to include those who are not related but live together. Gay couples not protected by new law A senior lawmaker said the new law does not protect gay couples. Guo Linmao, a member of the Legislative Affairs Commission of parliament’s standing committee, said the law had been formulated in response to specific problems discovered. “There are a lot of examples of domestic violence between family members, and also between people who cohabit,” Guo said at a news conference. “As for homosexuals in our country, we have not yet discovered this form of violence, so to give you a certain answer, it can be said that people who cohabit does not include homosexuals.” While homosexuality is not illegal in China, and large cities have thriving gay scenes, there are no legal protections for same-sex couples and the country is not likely to legalise same-sex marriage anytime soon. #China: LGBT rights activists in #Macau demand domestic violence bill includes gay couples http://t.co/Yp41ukuRbV HumanDignityT ILGAWORLD— Peter Tatchell (@PeterTatchell) November 8, 2014   Less

Containers replace tents for 1,500 migrants in Calais ‘Jungle’ camp

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Authorities have moved 140 people living in the so-called Jungle refugee camp in northern France into newly-constructed accommodation. Ma...

Authorities have moved 140 people living in the so-called Jungle refugee camp in northern France into newly-constructed accommodation. Made of recycled metallic containers, the temporary shelters have the capacity to hold up to 1,500 people. Families with children are being given priority. Local officials are keen to stress the situation is only temporary. Fabienne Buccio, the Prefect for the Pas-de-Calais region said it is “a stop-off point leading to integration” into French society. Nicolas Pauliac, Head of Mission for the Calais Prefecture added: “Here, this is a temporary camp and then they have a shelter in France and our goal is to allow them to get into a process where they can stay in France and be integrated into the French society.” The head of the Calais camp rejected suggestions the move would attract more people. But some people living nearby are not happy with the arrangement. Local resident Noël Lebrun said: “We’re forced to leave. It’s not normal. The politicians are doing nothing. We’ve been forgotten,” says this man, who lives near the camp. Some of the camp’s residents said it made no difference whether they were housed in tents or containers. For Syrian refugee Ahmed Alhamad there is just one thing that matters: “To stay here or to move to the containers is the same for me. I want to seek asylum in Great Britain,” he said. Officially, 4,000 people live in the Jungle. However reports suggest the figure could be closer to 7,000, with hundreds arriving daily.   Less

RPG direct hit on T-72 in Al-Marj Rif Damascus 1/18

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Jaysh al-Islaam hit a Assadi T-72 with a RPG on Al-Marj front(near Marj Al-Sultan base) in Rif Damascus. Approximate location 1/18/2016  

AFC U23 Championship - Iraq beat UAE 3-1 ( All Goals )

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Iraq stepped up in extra time and went on to beat the UAE 3-1 in the last of the AFC U23 Championships quarter-finals to secure a showdown ...

Iraq stepped up in extra time and went on to beat the UAE 3-1 in the last of the AFC U23 Championships quarter-finals to secure a showdown with Japan in the last four on Tuesday   Less

Siri, what is 1 trillion to the 10th power- retry

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Awesome performance. - retry - repost Within 1 hour more than 30 votes, 8 favored, and 10 shared. I'd like to share this upload again. Jus...

Awesome performance. - retry - repost Within 1 hour more than 30 votes, 8 favored, and 10 shared. I'd like to share this upload again. Just awesome. credit: amazing world   Less

Media Briefing: Head of MOD Press Department. Feb 1, 2016. Eng. Subs.

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Media Briefing: Head of MOD Press Department General-Major Igor Konashenkov. Feb 1, 2016. Eng. Subs.  

Carrier Air Conditioner (part of United Technologies) Moving 1,400 Jobs to Mexico (Oh noes Trump was right)

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Carrier Air Conditioner is moving production to Monterrey, Mexico putting 1,400 Indianapolis Jobs south of the border in 2017. Fully Story ...

Carrier Air Conditioner is moving production to Monterrey, Mexico putting 1,400 Indianapolis Jobs south of the border in 2017. Fully Story http://www.theindychannel.com/news/local-news/carrier-relocating-indy-plant-to-mexico I bet this will really tighten the relation with Mexico.   Less