Torture and massive surveillance
vendredi 30 octobre 2015 à 01:00US courts used flimsy excuses to deny justice in cases about torture and massive surveillance.
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US courts used flimsy excuses to deny justice in cases about torture and massive surveillance.
A conclusive experiment shows that sugar is much worse for children's health than the equal number of calories from other sources.
This argues for imposing a tax on sugary drinks.
Note that sugar substitutes are also bad for people.
I Get Why Women Are Angry — But I Still Want to Listen to Germaine Greer.
The thug that shot Zachary Hammond will not face charges even though video contradicted his statements about the reason.
It appears Hammond was really committing a crime, and had driven his car at the thug (which was a real threat to him), but the threat had already ceased when the thug killed him.
A Venezuelan prosecutor says that the government planned to prosecute Leopoldo Lopez before his supposed crime was supposedly committed.