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Tuesday, March 7, 2017

�Marines United�: photos de Marines f�minins nues et commentaires salaces sur Facebook

Explicit Photos Of Naked Female U.S. Marines Posted Online Without Their Permission!
Des Marines amricains avec la compagnie Alpha, Bataillon dinfanterie de formation, cole dinfanterie-Est, au Camp Geiger, N.C., le 1er aot 2014.(Archives/Lance Cpl Nicholas Trager/USMC)

Le Pentagone enqute sur plusieurs membres du corps des Marines qui auraient publi des photographies de leurs consurs ou dautres femmes nues, dont certaines prises linsu des sujets, et post ces photos et les liens vers ces photos sur la page Facebook Marines United, une page ferme (membres seulement) qui compte environ 30 000 abonns.

marines united regroupe des Marines mles toujours en service actif ou la retraite, des membres des forces navales et des Royal Marines britanniques.

Certaines des femmes divers stades de nudit dont les photos ont t publies sont non identifies, mais plusieurs autres, plus de deux dizaines de femmes en service actif en fait, sont identifies par leur nom et leur grade. Lendroit o la photographie a t prise est galement rvl. En outre, plusieurs photographies ont t accompagnes de commentaires salaces, voire obscnes au sujet de certaines de ces femmes, ont aussi indiqu les autorits.

Ces images ont t retires depuis et lenqute a t confie au Service des enqutes criminelles de la Marine. Les autorits invitent les membres du service et les civils qui veulent signaler un crime ou transmettre des informations sur Marines United communiquer avec le Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS). Si un Marine croit quil / elle est victime dun crime il / elle peut aussi communiquer avec laumnier ou un conseiller juridique pour les victimes, indique aussi le Corps des Marines.

On ignore pour linstant le nombre de Marines et de membres dautres corps en service actif qui font lobjet de lenqute. Un officier des Marines cit par lagence amricaine Associated Press et parlant sous le couvert de lanonymat, a dit quau moins un contractuel avait perdu son emploi aprs avoir publi un lien vers les photographies.

Le Corps des marines est profondment proccup par les allgations concernant des commentaires drogatoires en ligne et le partage de photos salaces sur Marines United, un site ferm. Ce comportement dtruit le moral, rode la confiance et dgrade lindividu. Le Corps des marines ne tolre pas ce genre de comportement, qui porte atteinte ses valeurs fondamentales., a dclar le Corps des Marines par voie de communiqu.

Le commandant en chef du Corps des Marines, le gnral Robert B. Neller, a quant lui refus de commenter directement lenqute en cours, mais a dclar que quiconque sen prend, dune manire inapproprie, sur Internet ou ailleurs, un Marine, est rpugnant et fait preuve dun manque de respect.

Le gnral Neller a galement insist cette occasion dans son rcent Message la Force, pour dire que le succs du Corps des Marines au combat dpend de la confiance, du respect mutuel et du travail dquipe.

Cet pisode nest pas sans nous rappeler nos propres problmes dinconduite sexuelle, ici au Canada. Deux pays, deux armes, mmes problmes et mmes rponses ?

Le Corps des Marines prend toutes les allgations dinconduite au srieux. Les allgations dinconduite font lobjet dune enqute approfondie et sont traites au tribunal judiciaire ou administratif comptent. Un Marine pourrait tre accus(e) davoir viol larticle 133 (pour les officiers) ou larticle 134 du Code uniforme de justice militaire (UCMJ)., prcise le communiqu du Corps des Marines, qui ajoute que Si un Marine a partag une photo dune autre personne qui a t prise sans le consentement de cette personne et dans des circonstances dans lesquelles cette autre personne avait une attente raisonnable en matire de vie prive, le Marine peut avoir viol larticle 120c de lUCMJ sur la diffusion et la distribution dun enregistrement visuel indcent.

Un Marine qui participe directement, encourage ou tolre de telles actions pourrait galement faire lobjet de poursuites pnales ou dactions administratives dfavorables, met aussi en garde le Corps des Marines.

Source: http://www.45enord.ca/2017/03/marines-united-photos-de-marines-feminins-nues-et-commentaires-salaces-sur-facebook/

Rockville considers pro-immigrant ordinance

Immigrant Latina Tells Truth About Trump To ALL Latinos

WASHINGTON For a long time, Rockville police have had an informal policy to not ask anyone about their immigration status, or for help with immigration enforcement.

But in the wake of major immigration policy changes by the Trump administration, the city is considering an ordinance, introduced by Councilmember Julie Palakovich Carr, that would make its policies official.

Seventy-five people signed up to speak on the topic Monday night during a public hearing at City Hall.

Its a common sense effort to foster trust between the community and the police department that will make the community more safe, said Ben Shnider, who launched a petition on Change.org to Make Rockville, MD a Sanctuary City.As of Monday night, the petition had 1,120 supporters.

Another Change.org petition, Say NO to Rockville Becoming A Sanctuary City,had 545 supporters as of Monday night.

Former Councilmember Tom Moore said now is the time for the city to formalize its policies.

A law that tells the terrified children in Rockville that this city will play no part in deporting their parents, no part in destroying their families, he said.

Resident Nancy Shih said that the ordinance would make Rockville less safe.

Horrible MS-13 gang crimes are everywhere nowadays. Do you read the newspaper? she asked.

It gives undocumented immigrants a false sense of security, said Zhenya Li, a chinese immigrant who is a U.S. citizen.

Assistant Montgomery County Police Chief Russ Hamill attended the hearing at the request of Police Chief Tom Manger to talk about what the changes on the federal level mean for his department and Rockville police.

The current presidential administrations orders and directions have little bearing on the day to day operations of local law enforcement agencies, including here locally, including our departments. The president does not direct the actions of local police organizations, and these measures do not influence our operations. Nothing has changed over the past two months, Hamill said.

We conduct our local law enforcement duties the same as we have done since the day I came here over 33 years ago. We do it fairly, impartially, and with a goal to serve everyone equally without regard to race, creed, color, nationality, or any other status somebody could think of, he added.

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Source: http://wtop.com/montgomery-county/2017/03/rockville-considers-pro-immigrant-ordinance/

DCW to honour 30 women on International Womens Day

What are you going to make?

New Delhi, Mar 7 (PTI) The Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) will honour 30 women from different walks of life across the country on the occasion of International Womens Day tomorrow.

The second edition of the 2nd Annual International Womens Day Awards will also honour men who have helped women in distress.

"These awards not only recognise the unsung heroes of our society but will also prove as an inspiration to others. We received many nominations and 30 persons were shortlisted," said DCW chief Swati Maliwal.

Among the awardees is 2006-batch IPS officer from Assam Sanjukta Parashar, who is currently posted in the National Investigation Agency (NIA). The officer displayed immense courage while fighting the militants in Assam.

"She created terror among the militants in Assam. During her 15 months tenure, she took down 16 militants, arrested over 64 others and seized tons of arms and ammunition," said Maliwal.

Dorris Francis, who used to manage traffic at the busy Aitbar Pushta intersection on the Delhi-Ghaziabad border, before cancer struck her is also being honoured.

"She had lost her 17-year-old daughter Nikki in a road accident on the Aitbar Pushta intersection in 2008. But she did not go into depression. She instead returned to that spot, a few months after the accident, and took to managing the rush hour traffic," the DCW chief said.

DU students Ritu Bhoraiya, Rashi Sharma and Sheetal Pawar, who had fought off a mobile snatcher and helped the police in arresting the culprit in west Delhi are also among the awardees.

Bollywood actress Swara Bhaskar is also being awarded on the occasion for being a part of socially relevant films and taking a stand on issues affecting society.

Delhi Police cops are the others who figure in the list of awardees. Constable Anand Singh, who was killed by three men in Bawana last year while saving a woman robbed of Rs 2,500 and her mobile phone, will be awarded posthumously.

Apart from him, a head constable who probed the Danish woman gang rape case of 2014 will also be awarded, Maliwal said.

Suvarna Raj, a para table tennis player and Saylee Nandkishor Agavane, a specially-abled Kathak dancer are also among the 30 awardees who will be honoured tomorrow.

Shaheen, an acid attack survivor, is being honoured for helping other survivors in their legal battle and getting them quality treatment.

The event is also likely to be attended by chief minister arvind Kejriwal. PTI SLB SRY

Source: http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/dcw-to-honour-30-women-on-international-womens-day/1/899118.html

David Cassidy"s nephew, Jack Cassidy, stuns Adam Levine, Alicia Keys on "The Voice"

Adam Levine Performs "Purple Rain" At The Howard Stern Birthday Bash on SiriusXM

Where one journey ends, another begins!

Just a few days after his uncle, David Cassidy, performed his last-ever concert, 18-year-old Jack Cassidy made his official debut. The teenager stunned on Monday"s episode of "The Voice" with a rendition of Joan Osborne"s "One Of Us" -- and he didn"t need the family name to do it!

The beautiful performance is a much-needed positive update for the Cassidy clan. David, who"s made headlines over the years for substance abuse, legal problems and a tumultuous relationship with his family, revealed in February that he"s battling dementia.

Thankfully, the ongoing family drama had no impact on the younger Cassidy"s stellar performance! Alicia Keys and Adam Levine both swiveled their chairs and began competing for his loyalty without having any clue that he"s a "Partridge Family" descendant. It wasn"t until Keys specifically asked him about his background that he disclosed the info.

Before his audition began, Cassidy explained why he was resistant to reveal his last name. "I love that the coaches don"t my name; they don"t know anything about me," he said. "They"re just judging me purely on the merit of my voice."

His grandmother, Partridge matriarch Shirley Jones, shared her own hesitations about Cassidy"s entrance into the music world.

"In the beginning, I was not very happy with him going into show business," Jones said. "But, when I saw him sit down at a piano, I didn"t even know he could play the piano. Then he started to sing, and I thought, "You know what? This is a voice that"s really remarkable.""

Cassidy ultimately opted for Team Alicia, a move encouraged by fellow judge Blake Shelton. Shelton pointed out that by teaming up with Keys, the two could put together an incredible piano duet. We can"t wait to hear it!

RELATED: Here"s the net worth of the judges on "The Voice"

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Christina Aguilera Net Worth: $130 Million

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Pharrell Williams Net Worth: $105 Million

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Gwen Stefani Net Worth: $100 Million

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Adam Levine Net Worth: $60 Million

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Blake Shelton Net Worth: $60 Million

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Carson Daly Net Worth: $25 Million

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Monday, March 6, 2017

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"SNL" Sessions, Bette Davis "Feud," Miguel Ferrer tribute

Actor Miguel Ferrer Talks "NCIS: Los Angeles" Season Finale

Jeff Sessions, Bette Davis and time travel contribute to this weekends TV highlights. Arent you ready to time travel?

Were almost certain to see Kate McKinnon play Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Saturday Night Live. She also spoofs Kellyanne Conway and Betsy DeVos, so maybe SNL will arrange a film that brings together her portrayals. Oscar winner Octavia Spencer will host, and heres hoping SNL skewers the Academy Awards fiasco. Father John Misty will be the musical guest. Will Alec Baldwin be back as Donald Trump? Will Melissa McCarthy as Sean Spicer? Find out at 11:30 p.m. Saturday on NBC.

Feud: Bette and Joan, an eight-part limited series, starts at 10 p.m. Sunday on FX. This campy extravaganza explores the making of What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? and how stars Bette Davis and Joan Crawford detested each another on the set of the 1962 classic. Jessica Lange manages to earn sympathy as the calculating Crawford quite a feat. Susan Sarandon brings a fierce intensity to the driven Davis. Ryan Murphy whipped up this giant souffl of Tinseltown intrigue. It never deflates, thanks to a first-rate cast including Kathy Bates, Stanley Tucci and Alfred Molina. Check out my review.

Feud feels like time travel. Two new series demonstrate the process. Foxs Making History is an incredibly goofy sitcom about returning to the past through a duffel bag. Main characters Dan (Adam Pally) and Chris (Yassir Lester) should appeal to the Fox audience; the show gets the time slot after The Simpsons at 8:30 p.m. Sunday. Maybe this time travel has a future.

Time After Time, debuting with two hours at 9 p.m. Sunday on ABC, is a sturdy premise that you may know from a 1979 movie. In the series, H.G. Wells travels from 1893 London to 2017 New York to try to stop a friend whos revealed to be Jack the Ripper. The first time around Malcolm McDowell played Wells, and David Warner portrayed Jack the Ripper. They were splendid and distinctive; Mary Steenburgen was the female lead. This time around, Freddie Stroma is Wells, and Josh Browman is the Ripper. Other characters disagree about which man is better looking one sign the new version lacks the originals punch.

Theres a lot happening Sunday night. Victoria, the lavish Masterpiece series about the British queen, concludes its first season with 90 minutes at 9 p.m. on PBS.

The Walking Dead offers a new episode, Say Yes, at 9 p.m. on AMC. The plot: Someone in Alexandria must make a morally challenging decision, AMC says, while members of the group scavenge for supplies. Talking Dead, starting at 10:02, features Walking Dead executive producer Denise Huth and comedian/superfan Yvette Nicole Brown.

More Sunday changes: Once Upon a Time returns to the ABC schedule at 8 p.m. NBC brings back Little Big Shots at 8 and Shades of Blue at 10, inserting the new Chicago Justice between them. Justice, a legal drama, comes from d**k Wolf, who is responsible for three other Chicago series on NBC.

CBS offers new episodes of NCIS: Los Angeles at 8, Madam Secretary at 9 and Elementary at 10. NCIS: la will pay tribute to the late miguel Ferrer, who died Jan. 19 of throat cancer age 61.

Viewers will hear a version of "Knocking on Heaven"s Door" played by Ferrer"s band, the Jenerators, and sung by Ferrer. The episode also will explain what happened to Owen Granger, Ferrers character, and conclude with a remembrance title card.

Goodbye to a fine actor.

hboedeker@orlandosentinel.com

Source: http://www.orlandosentinel.com/entertainment/tv/tv-guy/os-et-snl-jeff-sessions-feud-bette-davis-miguel-ferrer-20170303-story.html

Mark Levin has warned before of Obama"s "silent coup." Now he has a follower in the Oval Office.

Mark Levin FACT BLASTS Truth on Obama Administration Spying on Trump Campaign/Transition

In 1991, a private investigator named Len Colodny published Silent Coup, a sprawling revisionist history of the Watergate affair. Subtitled The Removal of a President, the book set out to prove that President Richard Nixon was forced out of officenot because of his misdeeds but because a formidable national security party opposed his foreign policy.The coup was engineered by some of Nixons closest aides, who colluded with the intelligence community and the press to subvert him,Colodny wrote.

The book was widelypanned as an unsupported and factually incorrect conspiracy theory. The Washington Post at the time blasted its wild charges and vilifications, and the New York Times said it showed a stunning ignorance of how government operated. One of the subjects, former White House counsel John Dean, went on to secure an out-of-court settlement in a $150 million libel lawsuit against the publisher.

Nevertheless, Silent Coup reached No. 3 on the Times bestseller listafterit was published and has developed something of a cult followingover the years.

The term silent coup has been invoked on the right repeatedly in extreme accusations against Obama. Among the terms fans is a fiery conservative radio host named Mark Levin, who used it in a July 2015 radio show,arguing Obama had imposed martial law on thecountry through his immigration, health care and law enforcement policies.

His government doesnt have the authority to do any of these things, but he does it, Levin said. Weve had a silent coup in this country.

On Thursday, Levin returned to the silent coup theme during his evening show, arguing that the Obama administration had orchestrated a silent coup against President Trump.

The Obama Justice Department, heclaimed, had wiretapped and spied on the Trump campaign when it investigated Russian interference in the election and had leaked information to the media to underminethe new president.

Former director of national intelligence James R. Clapper Jr. on March 5 denied that President Trump"s 2016 campaign was wiretapped while senators of both parties weighed in on the allegations. (Bastien Inzaurralde/The Washington Post)

Levins claims were picked up bythe website Breitbart, which reported Levin saying that Obamas police state actions, rather than conspiracy theories about alleged Russian interference in the presidential election to help Trump, should be the target of congressional investigation.

By Saturday morning, Trump was on Twitter accusing Obama, without evidence, ofa Nixon/Watergate plot to tap the phones at Trump Tower. (Obama has denied the allegation, and James R. Clapper Jr., the former director of national intelligence, said there was no wiretapping of Trump.)

And by Sunday, the White House was urging just what Levin suggested, a congressional investigation that focused on Obama.

There was some irony in mocking something as a conspiracy theory, considering Levins own dark warnings over the years of apocalyptic conspiracies. In his books and radio shows, Levin describes the United States as unmoored from its core principles, perhaps fatally so. A staunch champion of constitutional originalism, hehas long warned of an incursion by liberal statists, power-hungry elites he says want to expand the federal government at the expense of personal freedoms.

While he has a massive following on the right, it has been noted that many, perhaps most, on the left have never heard of him, yet another emblem of the different worlds they inhabit.

Writing in the Atlantic in March, 2012, Conor Friedersdorf noted that while movement conservatism has been abuzz about the release of his latest book, Ameritopia: The Unmaking of America, one would search in vain for a review in the New York Times, the New York Review of Books, or The Washington Post.

Nevertheless, Friedersdorf pointed out, the book debuted at No. 1on the New York Times bestseller list.

The National Review Online described him as a methodical eviscerative attorney whose command of the facts is unquestionable.

Unlike fellow conservative hosts Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity, Levin began his career in government. After graduating from Temple Law School, he joined the Reagan administration in the early 1980s, serving as associate director of presidential personnel and chief of staff to Attorney General Edwin Meese. He later joined the Landmark Legal Foundation, a right-leaning public interest law firm, where he still serves as president.

It was only in 2002, with the help of Limbaugh and Hannity, that Levin got his start in radio. Within four years, his syndicated two-hour program was boasting 2 million weekly listeners in some 50 markets nationwide, as Human Events reported at the time.

He has written six books since 2005,most of which take aim at what he views as an out-of-control federal government that has desecrated the Constitution.

His first, Men In Black: How the Supreme Court is Destroying America,argued that activist judges on thehigh court undermine Congress and the president androutinely reach beyond their constitutional limits.

In 2009s Liberty and Tyranny: A Conservative Manifesto, Levin pits his idea of conservatism put simply, an originalist interpretation of the Constitution and individual freedoms against what he calls liberal statists whoreject the principles of the Declaration and the order of civil society.

In The Liberty Amendments: Restoring the American Republic, from 2013, he lays out something of a personal mission, saying he wantsto defend the Constitution and civil society from the growing authoritarianism of a federal Leviathan. The nation, he wrote, has entered an age of post-constitutional soft tyranny, with Obama showing an impressive aptitude for imperial rule.

This is not doomsdaying or fearmongering but an acknowledgment of fact, levin wrote. the statists have been successful in their century-long march to disfigure and mangle the constitutional order and undo the social compact. To disclaim the Statists campaign and aims is to imprudently ignore the inventions and schemes hatched and promoted openly by their philosophers, experts, and academics, and the coercive application of their designs on the citizenry by a delusional governing elite.