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America's Permanent War Agenda – by Stephen Lendman
Post-9/11, Dick Cheney warned of wars that won't end in our lifetime. Former CIA Director James Woolsey said America "is engaged in World War IV, and it could continue for years….This fourth world war, I think, will last considerably longer than either World Wars I or II did for us." GHW Bush called it a "New World Order" in his September 11, 1990 address to a joint session of Congress as he prepared the public for Operation Desert Storm.
The Pentagon called it the "long war" in its 2006 Quadrennial Defense Review (QDR), what past administrations waged every year without exception since the republic's birth, at home and abroad. Obama is just the latest of America's warrior presidents that included Washington, Madison, Jackson, Lincoln, T. Roosevelt, Wilson, F. Roosevelt, Truman, Johnson, Nixon, Reagan, GHW Bush, Clinton, and GW Bush preceding him.
This article covers WW II and its aftermath history of imperial wars for unchallengeable global dominance throughout a period when America had and still has no enemies. Then why fight them? Read on.
Wars Without End
America glorifies wars in the name of peace, what historian Charles Beard (1874 – 1948) called "perpetual war for perpetual peace" in describing the Roosevelt and Truman administrations' foreign policies – what concerned the Federation of American Scientists when it catalogued about 200 post-1945 conflicts in which America was, and still is, the aggressor.
Historian Gore Vidal used Beard's phrase in titling his 2002 book, "Perpetual War for Perpetual Peace" and saying:
"our rulers for more than half a century have made sure that we are never to be told the truth about anything that our government has done to other people, not to mention our own."
In his 2002 book "Dreaming War," he compared GW Bush's imperial ambitions to WW II and the 1947 Truman Doctrine's pledge:
"To support free peoples who are resisting attempted subjugation by armed minorities or by outside pressures."
It was to keep Greece and Turkey from going communist, but it applied globally and initiated America's National Security State strategy that included:
— NATO in 1949 for offense, not defense;
— NSC-68 against Soviet Russia in 1950 to "contain" what was called an enemy "unlike previous aspirants to hegemony….animated by a new fanatic faith, antithetical to our own (wishing to) impose its absolute authority over the rest of the world" at a time America was the only global superpower, the Soviet Union lay in ruins, threatened no one, and needed years to regain normality.
Then came:
— Truman's instigated June 25, 1950 war after the DPRK retaliated in force following months of ROK provocations, what Americans call the Korean War, South Koreans the 6-2-5 War (meaning June 25), and the North its "fatherland liberation war" that left it in ruins, the South occupied to this day, and it was only the mid-century beginning as succeeding administrations continued an agenda for what's now called "full spectrum dominance" for global US hegemony.
It worried historian Harry Elmer Barnes (1889 – 1968) in his 1953 collection of leading historical revisionists' essays titled, "Perpetual War for Perpetual Peace: A Critical Examination of the Foreign Policy of Franklin Delano Roosevelt and It's Aftermath" in which he wrote in the preface:
"If trends continue as they have during the last fifteen years, we shall soon reach this point of no return, and can only anticipate interminable wars, disguised as noble gestures for peace. Such an era could only culminate in a third world war which might well, as Arnold J. Toynbee has suggested, leave only the pygmies in remote jungles, or even the apes and ants, to carry on 'the cultural traditions' of mankind."
He cited how America's "needless" entry into two world wars converted its pre-1914 dream "into a nightmare of fear, regimentation, destruction, insecurity, inflation, and ultimate insolvency." He debunked the cause and merits of WW I, "the folly of our entering it, and the disastrous results that followed." He cited "popular fictions" about WW II, the injustices to Germany and Austria that caused it, the war Roosevelt wanted early in the 1930s as captured Polish documents and the censored Forrestal Diaries confirmed.
Before it began, he wanted US neutrality legislation ended, then after September 1939, he dropped any pretense by supporting Britain and France and opposing peace efforts after Poland's defeat. His June 1940 "dagger in the back" address was a de facto act of war by beginning vast amounts of weapons and munitions shipments to Britain after Dunkirk, followed by the September 1940 (peacetime) Selective Service Act, the first in US history, in preparation for what close advisor Harry Hopkins told Churchill in January 1941 that:
"The President is determined that we shall win the war together. Make no mistake about it," followed by Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral Harold Stark telling his fleet commanders that "The question of our entry into the war now seems to be when, and not whether."
Only a pretext was needed, first by trying and failing to provoke Germany, then deciding Japan would be attacked, whether or not it struck US ships, territory, or forces in the Pacific. In a July 4 radio broadcast, Roosevelt said:
"solemnly (understand) that the United States will never survive as a happy and fertile oasis of liberty surrounded by a cruel desert of dictatorship." Then his July 25 Executive Order froze Japanese assets, stating it was:
"….To prevent the use of the financial facilities of the United States in trade between Japan and the United States in ways harmful to national defense and American interests, to prevent the liquidation in the United States of assets obtained by duress or conquest, and to curb subversive activities in the United States."
Britain followed suit the next day, and Roosevelt nationalized the Philippines' armed forces "as Commander-in-Chief of the Army and Navy of the United States" with dominion over its Asian colony.
As early as 1937, he planned a naval blockade, but dropped the idea after an adverse reaction. It resurfaced in 1938 because he knew strangling Japan economically assured war.
Throughout his administration, from 1933 through late 1941, he spurned Japanese peace overtures that would have protected all American interests in the Pacific. By November 25, the final die was cast. America chose war, and on that day, War Secretary Henry Stimson wrote in his diary that it depended only on how to maneuver Japan to attack with the lowest number of US casualties.
Tokyo had no other recourse, knowing it couldn't win, but hoping for a negotiated settlement to solidify whatever Asian control it could retain. It failed, lost the war, and remains an occupied US vassal state.
In the late 1930s, Roosevelt encouraged a Japanese attack by stationing the Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor against the advice of two key admirals, James Richardson, Pacific Fleet commander and Harold Stark, Chief of Naval Operations until March 1942.
Selling arms to Japan's enemies and an embargo assured war, and US cable documentation confirmed it was coming. Breaking the Japanese code let Britain and Washington track its fleet from the Kurile Islands to its North Pacific refueling point en route to Pearl Harbor on or about December 7.
At a December 5 cabinet meeting, Navy Secretary Frank Knox said: "Well, you know Mr. President, we know where the Japanese fleet is?"
"Yes, I know," responded Roosevelt, saying "Well, you tell them what it is Frank," who explained where it was, where it was heading until Roosevelt interrupted adding that perfect information wasn't available in spite of navy reports confirming it in Pacific waters heading toward Hawaii. On December 6, officials awaited the attack until it came the next morning at 7:55AM Hawaii time.
It was a day of infamy and deceit, with Pearl Harbor's commander, Admiral HE Kimmel, denied crucial intelligence to let it proceed unimpeded, arouse public anger, and give FDR his war – one decoded Japanese messages showed they didn't want but Roosevelt gave them no choice.
Like other presidents, he lied the country into war against the wishes of 80% of the public, at a cost of millions of lives in both theaters, and a policy henceforth of perpetual wars for perpetual peace to achieve unchallengeable US dominance. In the modern era, FDR's foreign policy began it, leaving a bankrupted moral and political legacy active to this day.
Consider also what revisionist historians say about Lincoln – that he provoked the Fort Sumpter (in Charleston, SC harbor) attack and began the Civil War for economic reasons, not to end slavery.
Consider also that ordinary people and soldiers don't want war, just their leaders and commanders – to wit, Christmas 1914 during WW I when German and British troops stopped fighting, didn't know why they were doing it, then defied orders by fraternizing with each other for two weeks despite risking being court-martialed. Unable to stop them, their officers joined them in a celebratory pause that didn't stop another three years of carnage, millions of lost lives, and post-war policies that assured WW II.
The lesson is clear. All wars are immoral, unnecessary, and only happen when one side provokes the other for reasons unrelated to national security threats.
In his seminal book, "A Century of War," Gabriel Kolko called the 20th century:
"the bloodiest in all history. More than 170 million people were killed," 70% of whom in WW II were civilians, "mainly (from) the bombing of cities by Great Britain and America." There was nothing good about "the good war" nor any others.
In Kolko's later book "Another Century of War," he stressed how America contributes to much of the world's disorder through its interventions and as the world's largest arms producer and exporter. Post-WW II, the US became a global menace, today claiming "terrorism" as the main threat – a bogus fiction to justify militarism, perpetual wars heading the nation for moral, political and economic bankruptcy. According to Kolko:
"The way America's leaders are running the nation's foreign policy is not creating peace or security at home or stability abroad. The reverse is the case: its interventions have been counterproductive."
In his newest book, "The World in Crisis," Kolko believes that America's decline "began after the Korean War, was continued in relation to Cuba, and was greatly accelerated in Vietnam – but (GW Bush did) much to exacerbate it further." He also thinks:
— US power is declining everywhere;
— "the world is no longer dependent on its economic might" because other nations like China and India are growing and may some day equal or surpass America;
— after the Soviet Union's collapse, "the absence of identifiable foes has been a disaster, leaving the US aimless – (so) it picks and chooses enemies: rag-tag Afghan tribesmen, Iraqis or all sorts, perhaps China, perhaps Russia….South American caudillos," whatever bogus ones can be invented for imperial wars, but the justification is wearing thin, and the burgeoning cost unsustainable.
The result is that America's "century of domination is now ending."
America's Permanent War Economy
It's how Seymour Melman (1917 – 2004) characterized it in his books and frequents writings on America's military-industrial complex. One of his last articles was titled "In the Grip of a Permanent War Economy (CounterPunch, March 15, 2003) in which he said:
"at the start of the twenty-first century, every major aspect of American life is being shaped by our Permanent War Economy." He then examined the horrific toll:
— a de-industrialized nation, the result of decades of shifting production abroad leaving unions and communities "decimated;"
— government financing and promoting "every kind of war industry and foreign investing by US firms;" war priorities take precedence over essential homeland needs;
— America's "Permanent War Economy….has endured since the end of World War II….Since then the US has been at war – somewhere – every year, in Korea, Nicaragua, Vietnam, the Balkans, Afghanistan – all this to the accompaniment of shorter military forays in Africa, Chile, Grenada, Panama," and increasingly at home against its own people;
— "how to make war" takes precedence over everything leaving no "public space….on how to improve the quality of our lives;"
— "Shortages of housing have caused a swelling of the homeless population in every major city (because) State and city governments across the country have become trained to bend to the needs of the military….;" the Chicago Coalition for the Homeless (CCH) currently estimates over 21,000 are on city streets nightly, and during winter months it's dangerous;
— the result is a nation of growing millions of poor, disadvantaged, uneducated, and "disconnected from society's mainstream, restless and unhappy, frustrated, angry, and sad;"
"State Capitalism" characterizes America's government – business partnership running a war economy for greater power and wealth at the expense of a nation in decline, corrupted leadership, lost industrialization, crumbling infrastructure, and suffering millions on their own, uncared for, unwanted, ignored, and forgotten.
Melman stressed that:
"Further evasion is out of order. We must come to grips with America's State Capitalism and its Permanent War Economy." Re-industrialization is essential "to restore jobs and production competence – industry by industry."
"Failing that, there is no hope for any constructive exit," for the nation or its people.
Dwight Eisenhower's January 17, 1961 Address to the Nation
It was his farewell address delivered 30 years to the day before Operation Desert Storm began in which he warned about the "military-industrial complex," citing the "grave implications" of a "coalition of the military and industrialists who profit by manufacturing arms and selling them to the government."
He stated "we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence….by the military-industrial complex. The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist."
He also said that:
"Every gun that is made, every war ship launched, every rocket fired signifies, in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, from those who are cold and not clothed," the result of what some analysts call the "iron triangle" of Congress, the Pentagon, and the defense industry that includes producers of sophisticated technology for digital age warfare of a kind Eisenhower never imagined.
In combination, they've addicted America to war, not for threats, but for the power and profits that result. In his book "The Political Economy of US Militarism," Professor Ismael Hossein-Zadeh refers to "parasitic military imperialism," consuming over 40% of the national tax revenue at the expense of unmet human needs.
Morality aside, it's not justified economically. It's wasteful, inefficient, comes at a great cost, and over time is ineffective and self-destructive.
"The control over huge amounts of national resources tends to lead to an undermining of democratic values, a perversion of republican principles and a reduction of civil freedoms, as well as to the political corruption at home and abroad." Moreover, "The constant need for international conflicts makes (America's) military imperialism….more dangerous than the imperial powers of the past."
It's made war-making a giant enterprise "not only for expansionism but, in fact, for the survival of this empire," yet consider the fallout Hossein-Zadeh examined in a July 10, 2007 article titled, "Parasitic Imperialism:"
— the redistribution of income and resources to the wealthy;
— the undermining of physical and human capital;
— the nation's increased vulnerability to natural disasters;
— economic and financial instability, the result of the growing national debt now totally out of control;
— less foreign market potential for non-military ventures;
— the undermining of civil liberties and democratic values; and
— "foster(ing) a dependence on or addiction to military spending, and, therefore….a spiraling vicious circle of (unsustainable) war and militarism" that's sucking the nation into decline.
America's Post-WW II Imperial Grand Strategy
Post-WW II, America emerged as the world's sole superpower – economically, politically and militarily, given the war's toll on East Asia, Europe and Soviet Russia. In his book, "The Cold War and the New Imperialism," Professor Henry Heller examined it with emphasis on the Cold War, America's containment policy, and its efforts against leftist forces in support of fascist elements on the right at both state and local levels.
The Soviet Union controlled Eastern and Central Europe while Mao's War of Liberation defeated Chiang Kai-Shek Nationalists. Cold War confrontation followed. It pitted US imperialism against an opposing ideology, the aim being which side would triumph or could both co-exist peacefully and avoid conflict.
War was never an option given each side's nuclear strength under a policy of "mutually assured destruction (MAD)". In addition, post-Stalinist Russia began reforms and expanded its sphere of influence. It wasn't to destroy the West, but to co-exist equally. America and Soviet Russia only competed for developing country allies to keep them from the opposing camp, so neither would be dominated by the other or more vulnerable to being isolated, marginalized, or shut out from world markets and influence.
US Imperialism Post-WW II
James Petras and others have said behind every imperial war is a great lie, the more often repeated the more likely to be believed because ordinary people want peace, not conflict, so it's vital to convince them.
In the 1950s, the Eisenhower administration overthrew two popularly elected governments in Iran and Guatemala, and sought greater influence in Africa and Southeast Asia as anti-colonial movements gained strength.
On January 1, 1959 Fidel Castro's socialist revolution ousted the US-backed Batista dictatorship. He then survived America's failed 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion, but faced decades of US hostility, including an embargo, destabilization, intimidation, and hundreds of attempts to kill him, unsuccessful so Cuba is still free from US dominance, but hardly safe from its northern hegemon.
In the 1950s, America also backed French Southeast Asian imperialism until defeat at Dien Bien Phu drove them out. A repressive South Vietnamese client regime was established at the same time, supported by US military advisors teaching war and repression tactics. Unifying North and South elections were blocked, and direct intervention began in 1961. In 1958, Washington also subverted Laotian democracy and incited civil war. Cambodia as well was targeted but remained free.
Early in his administration, Kennedy intervened, but a new James Douglass book titled "JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters" says without conviction because he opposed using force. After the Joint Chiefs demanded troops for Laos, he told his Geneva Conference representative, Averell Harriman:
"Did you understand? I want a negotiated settlement in Laos. I don't want to put troops in."
He wouldn't agree to using nuclear weapons in Berlin and Southeast Asia and refused to bomb or invade Cuba during the 1962 missile crisis, saying afterwards that "I never had the slightest intention of doing so."
In June 1963 (a few months before his assassination), he called for the abolition of nuclear weapons, ending the Cold War, and moving forward for "general and complete disarmament." In October 1963, he signed National Security Action Memorandum (NSAM) 263 to withdraw 1,000 US forces from Vietnam by year end and all of them by 1965. He said he wanted "to splinter the CIA in a thousand pieces and scatter it to the winds." He wanted peace, not conflicts. It cost him his life, and future presidents got the message.
Johnson resumed Southeast Asian escalation to establish client regimes and military bases across East and South Asia, encircle China, and crush nationalist anti-imperial movements. The Indochinese war engulfed Cambodia and Laos as well under Johnson and Nixon. It killed three to four million, inflicted vast amounts of destruction, caused incalculable human suffering, got America to sign a peace treaty in January 1973, but war continued until its clients were defeated in April 1975.
Prior to Reagan's election, the "Vietnam syndrome" and easing Cold War tensions and disarmament efforts alarmed militarists to fear defense spending cuts detrimental to profits. A propaganda campaign exaggerated bogus threats, manipulated intelligence to heighten fear, and got the Reagan administration to approve large military spending increases to confront "Soviet expansionism" at a time it was transitioning from Brezhnev, Andropov, and Chernenko to Gorbachev in 1985, followed by perestroika in 1986, glasnost in 1988, border openings and the Berlin Wall's collapse in 1989, then the Soviet Union's dissolution in 1991 – a new threat militarists feared would bring large, not to be tolerated, defense budgets cuts.
In the late 1980s, however, leading figures, including Henry Kissinger, Zbigniew Brzezinski, Samuel Huntington, and Albert Wohlstetter alleged Third World conflicts threatened US interests in the Middle East, Mediterranean, and Western Pacific, and recommended deterrence to stop them. Joint Chiefs Chairman Colin Powell and Defense Secretary Dick Cheney agreed. Others wanted large defense cuts for a peace dividend, including Johnson's DOD chief Robert McNamara who proposed reductions up to 50%.
Throughout the 1989 – 1999 period, mostly under Bill Clinton, US-instigated provocations, sanctions, and armed insurrections support involved America in 134 military operations according to the Federation of American Scientists. The most egregious was Clinton's bombing and dismemberment of Yugoslavia, an act playwright Harold Pinter called:
"barbaric" and despicable, "another blatant and brutal assertion of US power using NATO as its missile" to consolidate "American domination of Europe." Worse was yet to come with the election of George Bush, America's worst president in a country that never had a good one and never will as it's now governed.
Long before 9/11, Middle East restructuring plans were based on bogus terrorist, rogue state, and "clash of civilizations" threats by hordes of Islamofascists, including the Palestinian resistance, the Islamic Republic of Iran, and Saddam Hussein targeted in the 1990 – 91 Gulf War, followed by years of devastating sanctions, then ousted by GW Bush in 2003.
Iraq was destroyed, occupied and balkanized. Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Iran face similar threats, the common thread being dominating Eurasia through endless conflicts and increased military spending for war profiteering bounties. September 11 assured it, and got Michelle Ciarocca of the Arms Trade Resource Center, in September 2002 to say:
"The whole mind set of military spending changed on Sept. 11. The most fundamental thing about defense spending is that threats drive (it). It's now going to be easier to fund almost anything."
Hossein-Zadeh investigated the growing role of private contractors creating a "built-in propensity to war that makes the US military-industrial complex a menace to world peace and stability, a force of death and destruction," as virulent under Obama as George Bush.
The fallout includes a burgeoning national debt, loss of civil liberties and democratic freedoms, erosion of social services, collapse of the dollar, America already in decline, its coming loss of preeminence as a world power, its potential bankruptcy, perhaps demise in its present form. and the possibility of WW III.
America's Illegal Wars of Aggression – The "Supreme Crime"
All US post-WW II conflicts were premeditated wars of aggression against nations posing no threat to America –
what Justice Robert Jackson at Nuremberg called:
the "supreme international crime differing only from other war crimes in that it contains within itself the accumulated evil of the whole."
Canadian Law Professor Michael Mandel explained America's guilt in his superb 2004 book, "How America Gets Away with Murder: Illegal Wars, Collateral Damage, and Crimes Against Humanity," his main theme being Jackson's Nuremberg "supreme crime" declaration, as relevant now as then.
Tragically, as Edward Herman observed in reviewing Mandel's book:
"The problem for the United States (and the world) has been that this country is now in the business of aggression and its commission of the "supreme crime" is standard policy, thereby bringing the "scourge of war" across the globe in direct violation of the UN charter."
Its Purposes and Principles state that:
"The Purposes of the United Nations are:
(1) To maintain international peace and security, and to that end: to take effective collective measures for the prevention and removal of threats to the peace, and for the suppression of acts of aggression or other breaches of the peace, and to bring by peaceful means, and in conformity with the principles of justice and international law, adjustment or settlement of international disputes or situations which might lead to a breach of the peace."
Conspiratorially with NATO and Israel, America willfully and repeatedly violates international and US laws, punishes its victims, absolves itself, and since WW II has directly or indirectly murdered millions of people globally, mostly civilian non-combatants.
Barack Obama – America's New Warrior President
America glorifies conflicts and the righteousness of waging them, packaged as liberating ones for democracy, freedom, justice, and the best of all possible worlds. Obama is just the latest in a long line of warrior leaders promising peace by waging war, justifying them by bogus threats, and calling pacifism unpatriotic to further an imperial agenda for greater wealth, power, and unchallengeable global dominance.
In opposition to his announced Afghanistan surge, peace activists gathered across from the White House on December 12 for an "Emergency Anti-Escalation Rally" organized by "End US Wars"- a new coalition of grassroots anti-war organizations.
Speakers included Kathy Kelly, David Swanson, Granny D (age 100 on January 24, 2010) former Senator Mike Gravel (1969 – 1981), and former Representative and 2008 Green Party presidential candidate Cynthia McKinney, among others.
This writer was asked to prepare a short commentary to be read to the crowd. Updated, it's reproduced below:
Obama's Permanent War Strategy
Disingenuously calling Afghanistan a "war of necessity, not choice," Obama ordered 30,000 more troops deployed over the next six months with perhaps many more to follow. In one of his most defining decisions, he's more than doubled the force count since taking office, angered a majority in the country, and continues his permanent war agenda while calling himself a man of peace.
Next target, Yemen, and its newest, occupied Haiti for plunder, exploitation, and very likely killing unwanted Haitians by neglect, starvation, disease, and face-to-face confrontations if they resist.
As a candidate, Obama campaigned against imperial militarism, promised limited escalation only, and pledged to remove all combat troops from Iraq by August 31, 2010. That was then. This is now, and consider what he has in mind – the permanent occupation of Iraq, Afghanistan and more.
Besides the Afghan escalation, he's also destabilizing Pakistan to balkanize both countries, weakening them to control the Caspian Sea's oil and gas riches and their energy routes to secured ports for export. The strategy includes encircling Russia, China, and Iran, obstructing their solidarity and cohesion, defusing a feared geopolitical alliance, weakening the Iranian government, perhaps attacking its nuclear sites, eliminating Israel's main regional rival, and securing unchallenged Eurasian dominance over this resource rich part of the world that includes China, Russia, the Middle East, and Indian subcontinent.
Like George Bush, Obama plans permanent war and more military spending than all other nations combined at a time America has no enemies. He promised change and betrayed us. Grassroots activism must stop this madness and make America a nation again to be proud of. The alternative is too grim to imagine.
Over 50 years ago, Bertrand Russell (1872 – 1970) warned:
"Shall we put an end to the human race, or shall mankind renounce war" and live in peace, because we have no other choice.
Stephen Lendman is a Research Associate of the Centre for Research on Globalization. He lives in Chicago and can be reached at email@example.com.
Also visit his blog site at sjlendman.blogspot.com and listen to cutting-edge discussions with distinguished guests on the Progressive Radio News Hour on the Progressive Radio Network Thursdays at 10AM US Central time and Saturdays and Sundays at noon. All programs are archived for easy listening.


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D�Angelo Allen appeared to be set up in good defensive position Thursday night while matched up against Kentucky�s Karl-Anthony Towns with about 12� minutes remaining in the opening half.
The Wildcats� 6-foot-11 phenom had his back to the basket when he caught a bounce pass from Aaron Harrison. With both feet outside the lane and Allen blocking his path to the rim, he didn�t seem to pose a serious threat to score, even with a 4-inch height advantage.
But that was before Towns backed his 250 pounds into Allen once, then twice, while taking two hard dribbles, forcing the Missouri freshman to yield enough ground so that he could get into the paint, pivot on his left leg and drop in a jump hook.
Freshman Jakeenan Gant took a turn trying to defend Towns on Kentucky�s next possession but with no more success. He, too, got cast aside by the bigger Towns and was lucky that the big man missed not only a hook shot but also the second-chance opportunity that came immediately after.
Kim Anderson relieved both freshmen during a stoppage less than a minute later.
Those two possessions summed up the biggest challenge Missouri has faced twice this season in trying to defend Kentucky.
�We�re not strong enough to fight their depth on the inside,� Anderson said in the aftermath of a 69-53 defeat.
Really, the problem hasn�t only shown up in games against the Wildcats.
The Tigers are relying on five freshmen and two sophomores among the nine players who�ve logged the most minutes in Southeastern Conference play. Those underclassmen still are developing physically, putting them at a disadvantage against more mature teams.
That�s particularly noticeable around the basket. Sophomore Johnathan Williams III, at 225 pounds, has been the heftiest big man, outside of 6-11, 270-pound senior Keanau Post, to see regular minutes against SEC competition. Allen � already giving up some height to most opponents at 6-7 � weighs a still-soft 220 pounds. Gant, 6-8, is only 207.
Compare that to the frontcourt of Mississippi, which will visit Mizzou Arena for a 3 p.m. tip on Saturday. The Rebels start 6-9, 233-pound sophomore Sebastian Saiz and 6-9, 240-pound senior M.J. Rhett, with 6-9, 240-pound sophomore Dwight Coleby and 6-9, 230-pound senior Aaron Jones coming off the bench.
The lack of size has made it difficult for Missouri players to hold their ground defending the post and keep opponents away from the glass � the Tigers rank last in the SEC in defensive rebounding percentage during league play at 61.5 � and has contributed to struggles getting to and finishing around the basket, where contact is common and not always called. The Tigers rank 275th nationally in 2-point field-goal percentage at 44.7.
�We�ve missed easy shots. We�ve missed, I shouldn�t say uncontested shots, but we�ve missed shots against smaller guys at the rim,� Anderson said earlier this week. �We work on it. Maybe we need to quit working on it. We work on it a lot. We take the blocking pads and these arm pads and we slap their wrists and stuff when they go up to shoot, so we�re trying to get stronger in that respect.�
It�s not just the forwards, either. Guards such as Namon Wright and Montaque Gill-Caesar won�t reach their potential until they get better at driving through contact on their way to the basket.
Players would be able to see even more gains by improving their physiques, but that�s difficult to do during the course of a season. Weight-training this time of year tends to be focused more on maintaining strength than building it, because players� muscles already are taxed by the strain of practicing roughly two hours a day and playing games.
In the case of Williams, he�s logging 30.3 minutes per game during league play.
�Your hope with your high-minute guys is you hope to maintain the gains you made in the offseason,� said Matt Herring, who is in his first season as the Tigers� strength and conditioning coach after stints at Florida and with the San Antonio Spurs. �You hope to try to manage recovery more than anything else.�
The offseason is where coaches like Herring do some of their most important work, and he certainly played a role in Williams� growth from his freshman season.
It�s tougher to have as big an impact on incoming freshmen.
�So much of this is a brand new experience for them � from the practice volume to the playing to be coached in a different style, their role being different from what it was probably in high school,� Herring said. �One of the first approaches I�ve always done with the freshmen is not try to just overstress them. Let them kind of get a feel for what it is. Work with them as best you can in the preseason to prepare them mentally, physically and psychologically, and then kind of let the season unfold a little bit and let them kind of see for themselves some of the deficiencies.�
The work he did do last offseason began at a fairly rudimentary level because � with the exception of Gill-Caesar, who played at a high-powered prep program at Huntington Prep � the freshmen were all new to strength and conditioning.
�They�re all very, very gifted naturally talented athletes that have kind of relied on that natural talent and their natural gifts,� he said. �You get to this point, and everybody�s a naturally talented athlete. It�s, �What can you then do to enhance your abilities and take you to the next level?� �
It will get easier in the spring and summer to target training, because the players have seen the areas where they need to improve, have developed a base of knowledge and, Herring hopes, have gotten rid of the bad nutritional habits that often affect young players.
�The biggest jump that we always see is kind of between their freshman and sophomore years,� he said. �They�ll make a big jump, because they�ll have a year of experience underneath their belt. They�ll come in a little more committed and will have started to grow and become a little bit older and just a natural maturity.�
The Tigers are counting on that working in their favor heading into next season. But the wait is longer than anyone would like.
Missouri (7-13, 1-6) � � � � Hgt Pts Reb G 14 K. Shamburger 5-11 8.5 3.1 G 15 Wes Clark 6-0 10.1 3.7 G 12 Namon Wright 6-5 5.5 2.1 F 3 J. Williams III 6-9 12.5 7.0 F 45 Keanau Post 6-11 3.6 3.3 Mississippi (13-7, 4-3) � � � � Hgt Pts Reb G 32 Jarvis Summers 6-3 14.6 1.8 G 42 Stefan Moody 5-10 15.0 3.2 G 1 Martavious Newby 6-3 3.7 4.6 F 11 Sebastian Saiz 6-9 7.3 5.0 F 4 M.J. Rhett 6-9 6.5 4.9
Time:�3 p.m.
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Missouri is 1-3 all-time against Mississippi, with all four meetings coming since the Tigers joined the Southeastern Conference in 2012. MU did win the lone meeting between the two schools in Columbia, beating the Rebels 98-79 on Feb. 9, 2013, in a game remembered for the scuffle that broke out between big men Alex Oriakhi and Reginald Buckner. The Tigers are trying to avoid their first seven-game losing streak since the 1992-93 season, when they lost seven straight between Feb. 10 and March 2. MU finished that season 19-14, including 5-9 in Big Eight Conference play. Ole Miss has won back-to-back games and leads the nation in free-throw percentage, hitting 79.9 percent of its attempts. The Rebels have connected on 199 of their last 239 foul shots (83.3 percent), and junior guard Stefan Moody leads the SEC and ranks seventh nationally in free-throw percentage at 90.7 percent.

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Paul Pogba abused by Manchester United fans after final day defeat
Midfielder responds to abuse after United lose 2-0 to Cardiff
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Paul Pogba was pelted with insults from a number of Manchester United fans as he left the field following their dismal final day defeat at home to relegated Cardiff.
The France midfielder shrugged his shoulders and gave supporters a thumbs-up as he was told he was "f*****g s**t" and should "show some respect" after United lost 2-0 and finished sixth in the Premier League table.
The insults are clearly audible in several videos posted on social media after the match, in which two Nathaniel Mendez-Laing goals downed United.
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Manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer admitted he was "embarrassed" to be clapped by the supporters at the final whistle, after weeks of poor performances ended their hopes of finishing in a Champions League place.
United, who expect to be busy in the summer transfer market, won just two of their final nine Premier League games of the season.
Although Solskjaer has said he expects Pogba to stay at Old Trafford, his future is uncertain and he is a target for Real Madrid, having been criticised at times for his performances under both Solskjaer and previous manager Jose Mourinho.
After United were humbled at home by rivals City several weeks ago, Roy Keane told Sky Sports: "He's a mature player, he's played in big competitions, he's won big trophies, but I don't think he leads by example from what I see."
Pogba has, however, recently expressed remorse at the standard of United's performance, telling Sky Sports after defeat to Everton that their performance was "disrespectful". He said: "We didn't respect ourselves, the club or the fans."
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Fue una temporada muy complicada, pero ellos los fans, son los únicos que se merecen unas disculpas, te apoyan siempre a pesar de todo por este club. En lo personal, no jugué todo lo que esperaba, me lesioné de cosas que nunca me habían pasado. Hay cosas internas que la gente y periodistas hablan sin saber. Siempre fui profesional en todo sentido, ofrezco disculpas a los fans 🙏🏽 por no estar peleando cosas importantes, siendo que somos el Manchester United. Jugadores y Staff saquemos conclusión, si hicimos lo correcto y entregamos lo mejor de cada uno por esta camiseta... Estoy seguro que el Manchester United, volverá a ser el club, que algún día fue, con el señor Alex Ferguson. ⬇ 🙏🏽 It was a very tough season...the fan are the ones who deserve an apology as they always support you no matter what happens. Personally, I didn't perform as much as I was expecting because of unpredictable injuries. Press and people were speculating of things that were not even true. I was always a professional in all aspects. I apologise to the fans 🙏 for not be able to achieve our goals,Nevertheless we are Manchester United! Players and Staff are questioning if we were doing the right thing and if we were giving our best for this football shirt ... I'm certain that Manchester United one day will return to be the club, as it was in the old days with Mr. Alex Ferguson. 💪🏽....


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Chinese New Year Festival Fireworks Rescheduled!
The Chinese New Year Fireworks Display is rescheduled for this Friday, 7 February 2020 at 9.30pm, Wellington Waterfront.
Asian Events Trust with support from Stonewood Homes is thrilled to be able to reschedule the fireworks Display to Friday, which signifies the end of a two-week celebration of Chinese New Year. We thank everyone, including Wellington City Council and Pyrostar International for their patience and understanding as we worked through the postponement from the weekend.
This new date will be a fantastic way to conclude Chinese New Year celebrations in Wellington and we look forward to seeing you there. Please help us spread the word by sharing the news with your friends and family!
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Asian Events Trust (AET) would like to address the concerns surrounding the festival this weekend (1-2 February 2020) and the Coronavirus outbreak in China.
We acknowledge and understand these concerns, but at this stage the festival will proceed.
We have also been in communication with the China Cultural Centre regrading our international acrobatic group, Chongqing Longjiang Arts Troupe. The group have been in New Zealand for the last week and have a clean bill of health, with no concerns.
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1918: When the Spanish flu hit Vermont
The following is an excerpt from Vincent Feeney's new book "Burlington: A History of Vermont's Queen City."
In September 1918, as the Allies pushed back German and Austrian armies, the dreaded Spanish influenza, which had made a brief appearance at U.S. Army bases in the spring, broke out full blown at encampments on the East Coast. Fort Devins in Massachusetts and Fort Dix in New Jersey were particularly hard hit, with stricken soldiers dying daily.
In Vermont, the disease's presence was first reported on September 23, when 40 cadets at Norwich University fell ill. The nearby state capital of Montpelier was even harder hit, with an eruption of 250 cases. Over the next few months residents of Montpelier and Barre suffered more than any other area of the state.
By September 25, la grippa, or "the grip," as it was frequently called, reached Burlington. On that day medical authorities reported four cases in the city, and they traced all four of them to one person, Mrs. Addia Zeno of North Willard Street. Inquiries revealed that Mrs. Zeno had just visited Fort Devins, where her son was dying of the disease. Because of the obvious connection between the military and the spread of influenza, soldiers at Fort Ethan Allen were immediately confined to base.
By late September, cases of Spanish flu were found throughout the state. Then came news of the first deaths, 10 on one day alone in Barre. While news from the European battlefields still dominated the front pages of the local newspapers, on October 1 the headline of one Free Press column screamed "Epidemic Rages." That same day doctors reported 50 new cases in Burlington. As a precautionary measure, residents began spraying their noses and throats with a mixture of water, salt, and borax. On October 2 the governor ordered all public gathering places in the state closed.
In the city, popular Democratic Mayor J. Holmes Jackson urged people to refrain from gathering on the streets. The city went into lockdown. Movie "picture houses" shut their doors, schools were indefinitely shuttered, church and synagogue services canceled, and dance halls closed for the duration. Social and civic organizations called off meetings. Burlington's board of health advised citizens to stay off crowded streetcars. UVM, then about to open for the fall term, remained closed.
Despite these measures, caseloads grew, along with deaths. Obituary announcements in the Burlington papers all too frequently cited cause of death as influenza, or pneumonia following influenza. Mary Fletcher Hospital announced it was so hard-pressed that it would admit only influ- enza patients except in the direst of emergencies. To meet the expanding need for hospital beds, the Ethan Allen Club on College Street volunteered its facility as an emergency hospital. With schools closed, the assembly hall at Edmunds High School became a hospital ward. Both makeshift hospitals quickly filled, caring for over a hundred patients at a time by the end of October.
With so many people stricken with the flu, there was a critical need for more trained medical personnel. Nurses were in short supply. Calls went out. The local chapter of the Red Cross pleaded for the "enrollment of every woman capable of nursing in every degree of experience and education, including training nurses, domestic nurses, partly trained nurses, those who have taken courses in Red Cross nursing and first aid work." Bishop John Joseph Rice of the Catholic diocese released from their normal duties a dozen nuns with some "caring" background to work in the emergency hospitals. To meet the need for doctors, UVM's Medical School released students in their final year of studies to help in the city.
The crisis peaked between October 15 and October 30. Over the one weekend of October 19–20, medical authorities in Burlington counted three hundred new cases, and, they noted, "Some doctors were too exhausted to report, some have fallen sick themselves." In the Lakeside community, where French Canadian mill workers lived in company-owned tenements and duplexes, flu was rampant. Dr. Francis Ennis, Burlington's health officer, said on October 22 that "doctors at Lakeside have not taken their clothes off in days and have had hardly an hour's sleep since Friday [October 18]." Deaths soared, one of them Dr. Ennis himself: he died on the twenty-seventh. Just a few days before, another doctor, Frederick Bayliss, who was also a city alderman, succumbed.
A number of families experienced multiple deaths. The case of the Merola family was tragic but not unusual. Frank Merola, the Cherry Street grocer, lost his five-year-old daughter, Anna, on October 19 and his wife a day later. In that one month of October, 142 residents of Burlington died, not all from influenza, but three times more than in an ordinary month.
By November 1, Burlington residents knew that the twin scourges of war and pestilence were lifting: by that autumn day Austria had sued for peace, and there were riots in Munich and Berlin and mutiny in the German navy. At home the number of reported influenza cases dropped precipitously. On Friday, November 8, medical authorities lifted the statewide ban on public gatherings.
The weekend of November 9–10 saw thousands of Burlington residents emerge from their homes after weeks of isolation, to celebrate their deliverance. Enthusiastic crowds jammed the city's movie houses to overflowing; couples sought out friends and acquaintances at just-reopened dance halls. The Van Ness House turned its large dining room into a ball- room where the city's social elite glided across a polished wood floor to the music of Corley's Orchestra, a popular local group.
About the author
Vermont historian, professor, and author Vincent Feeney graduated with degrees in history from San Jose State University and the University of Vermont, and did his doctoral dissertation on the civil rights movement in Northern Ireland at the University of Washington while working with Giovanni Costigan, a world-famous expert on Irish and British history.
Feeney said earlier this summer that his new book, "Burlington: A History of Vermont's Queen City," will provide a structure and an outline to Burlington's history — he intends to give the reader a "sense of place" and, unlike anything published on the subject before, an organized overview of Burlington's interesting and complex history.
Feeney served as an adjunct professor of history at UVM from 1978-2002, and has written and lectured extensively about Vermont history. His books include "The Great Falls on Onion River: A History of Winooski, Vermont," published in 2002, and "Finnigans, Slaters and Stonepeggers: A History of the Irish in Vermont," published in 2009.


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CFL DFS Week 6: Enjoying the Wild Wild Weston
Let's get to my CFL DFS Week 6 picks right away, shall we?
Vegas Totals
Edmonton – 31
Ottawa – 28.5
Calgary – 27.5
Montreal – 25.5
Saskatchewan – 24.5
Winnipeg – 22
Toronto – 20.5
1. Mike Reilly, EDM
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Mike Reilly is the clear number one quarterback in this slate. He has generated 30+ Fantasy points in three straight games and has done this by throwing 41 times per game this season. He has thrown for 10 touchdowns this year and faces a defense that is missing multiple starters in the secondary. This matchup might be the best he'll have in 2016.
After Reilly, things get very confusing. There is a possibility that Darian Durant is back at quarterback for the Roughriders this week and if he is then he ranks number two. The salary relief he provides from Reilly is quite nice and allows for easier roster construction. If Mitchell Gale gets the start then he becomes a great option as well. (UPDATE: Durant is out for the game Friday, meaning Gale will be getting the start).
Matt Nichols is getting the nod against Edmonton and has a $7,500 price tag. He looked good in limited action last week against Calgary, throwing for 88 yards and one touchdown on 15 attempts. He won't light up Edmonton's defense, but they should be playing from behind all game long and he does have some solid weapons around him (Dressler/Adams/Harris). Edmonton's defense is weak against the pass (2.39 points per drive is worst in the CFL. 9.45 yards per attempt) and makes for a great matchup.
Ottawa has recently announced their quarterback and it'll be Henry Burris, the former MOP. His price ($10,500) will keep people off of him, but he's an elite quarterback in the CFL facing a Toronto defense that gives up nine yards per attempt. Use Burris as a pivot from Reilly in tournaments, but you can't accept the risk of his price tag this week in cash games.
Running Back
1. Brandon Whitaker, TOR
2. John White, EDM
3. Andrew White, WPG
4. Nic Grigsby, OTT
5. Anthony Allen, BC
In terms of pure talent, I'm not a huge fan of Brandon Whitaker, but when it comes to DFS, he's my cup of tea. After just six touches in week one, he has averaged 16.3 touches and 16 Fantasy points per game. With a backup quarterback under center, you can expect Whitaker to see plenty of touches against Ottawa.
John White and Andrew Harris are two high-priced running backs that make for great tournament options in this slate. The smart money is spending down at this position to pay up for the quarterback and receiver positions, but using White or Harris will create nice lineup variation. White should see plenty of touches with Edmonton being big favorites, while Harris will need check downs from the backup quarterback to overcome a high likelihood of not reaching the end zone.
In Nic Grigsby's first three games, he has generated 19, 14 and 18 touches. With a price tag at just $6,300, he makes for an elite cash game option at this position. Toronto is a middle of the road defense, giving up 6.15 yards per play and 4.62 yards per carry. Anthony Allen makes for a very interesting option when BC faces off against Calgary this week. BC has an implied total of just 22 points (second lowest in the slate) and Allen isn't the best of pass catchers. He has seen just five targets over his first two games and hauled in four catches. I like Allen more for multi-entry tournaments.
Wide Receiver
1. Adarius Bowman, EDM
2. Derel Walker, EDM
3. Naaman Roosevelt, SSK
4. Weston Dressler, WPG
5. Chris Williams, OTT
6. Emmanuel Arceneaux, BC
7. Marquay McDonald, CGY
8. Darvin Adams, WPG
9. Ottawa Receivers Not Named Williams
10. Duron Carter, MTL
Any way you look at it, Adarius Bowman is the top receiver in this slate. After his third game of double-digit targets, he's averaging 11.5 targets per game in 2016. His price per target currently sits at $957. He's also facing a defense that is down multiple defensive backs including their two best in the secondary. In cash games, the question isn't if you should play Bowman, but how you fit him into your lineup this week. Derel Walker, Robin to Bowman's Batman, is another elite option that provides slight salary relief. After a 14-target game, he's now averaging 10 per game and has a price per target of $1,040.
Naaman Roosevelt is the next man up in my rankings and it's all because of usage. The man once saw less action than a geek in the 9th grade, but he's come on strong with games of 12 and 10 targets. Montreal's pass defense is one of the worst in the CFL, allowing 9.28 yards per attempt and only has three interceptions in four games. Roosevelt could see Darian Durant back in action on Friday, and if not, we saw Mitchell Gale was plenty good enough for Roosevelt to perform well.
Weston Dressler was a guy I loved last week because of the injury to Ryan Smith and an increased role in the offense coming off injury. He showed up big time, catching 12 passes for 118 yards and one touchdown in the week five loss to Calgary. Even with a new quarterback under center, I fully expect for him to see 10+ targets against Edmonton. He'll be a staple in my cash game lineups, hopefully paired up with an Edmonton receiver.
We finally reach Chris Williams and his sticky situation at quarterback. I can't possibly roster him unless Henry Burris is back from injury. Last week we saw Williams struggle to see targets and the end result was just one catch for 14 yards. With so many great receivers around him, it's tough to feel safe about Williams at his current price and quarterback situation.
Emmanuel Arceneaux and Marquay McDonald are two receivers that I feel are underpriced and should be well worth a look in week six. Arceneaux's price per target sits at $800 while McDonald's is at $1,000. They see plenty of usage (9.8 and 8.5 targets per game) and provide a nice step down in pricing from the elite receivers this week. Arceneaux is more of a tournament option for me while McDonald is better suited for cash games.
After those seven receivers, the options become pretty bleak. Darvin Adams, Duron Carter and every Ottawa receiver not named Chris Williams make for interesting options in tournaments, though they all come with obvious inherent risk.
Wide Receiver (Value)
1. Anthony Parker, BC
2. Kenny Shaw, TOR
3. Shawn Gore, BC
4. Jace Davis, WPG
5. Thomas Mayo, WPG
Price per target was a huge fan of Anthony Parker last week, but even then I ranked him sixth on my value receiver rankings. He ended up having a huge game (7/81/1) and won't be overlooked again. Joe West is likely out again this week meaning Parker has a chance at seeing similar targets as his last two games (8.5 per game). Parker is a core value option this week in all formats.
If you're looking for a mid-5k option on DraftKings then look no further than Kenny Shaw. He's a much different player with Tori Gurley hurt. Over the last two weeks with Gurley sidelined, Shaw has generated a 16/180/1 line. In the three games Gurley has played, Shaw has produced a stat line of 10/153/0. If Gurley is out again this week then consider Shaw a great mid-range play.
Shawn Gore and his 6.8 targets per game are slightly underpriced in this matchup against Calgary. His price per target is $874, which is just $41 more than Shaw. If you're not a fan of Toronto starting a new quarterback due to Ricky Ray's injury, then roll Gore for almost the same price.
Jace Davis and Thomas Mayo are two options from Winnipeg that have great price per target numbers. They actually come in at one and two this week with Mayo's being ridiculously low at $545. While I truly believe there is validity in using this stat, Mayo's usage feels shaky to me. I'm going to use both in tournaments when needed. Mayo would be a great way to get Bowman and Walker in the same lineup. (UPDATE: Thomas Mayo is a late scratch and is not playing this week. Instead look at Geraldo Boldewijn from BC for your punt WR needs).
1. Ottawa
2. Edmonton
3. Montreal
All three defenses this week could be facing backup quarterbacks, which makes for a huge reason why they're ranked the way they are. Ottawa faces Toronto's backup quarterback, Logan Kilgore. Canadian Vegas has the Argonauts at an implied team total of just 20.5. The offense isn't very explosive to begin with, but with Ricky Ray out and Tori Gurley questionable, this matchup is great for the Redblacks.
Edmonton faces a Winnipeg offense that is projected to score just 22 points, so of course the Eskimos' defense should be considered. They have given up the third most points in the CFL even though they have played just four games. With the new quarterback and broken down offensive line, Edmonton should have a great shot at multiple sacks and turnovers this week.
Montreal's matchup against Saskatchewan isn't the best, but Durant has been prone to turnovers in his career. The Alouettes are averaging three sacks and 1.5 turnovers per game. If things go their way, you're looking at a solid day out of a near minimally priced defense.


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Thank you Molly for allowing me my little preamble.
Winters in Montana can be cold and snowy. It's a time for regeneration from the work frenzy that begins in the spring and doesn't let up until the snow flies. Winter is a wonderful time to curl up by the fire with a good book and I always do.
This past winter I read what, for me, was the best history book I've read The Heart of Everything That Is by Bob Drury and Tom Calvin. It's not often I find a history book a page turner but this one was. The book is about Red Cloud a Oglala Lakota Sioux warrior who was the only Indian to ever defeat the US Army. Yes, other warriors like Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse won great battles but Red Cloud won his war.
The objective Red Cloud's war was to shut down the Bozeman trail and this he did. The Treaty of Fort Laramie 1868 gave the Oglala Lakota their sacred Black Hills (Paha Sapa). Unfortunately, the US government was only willing to give up what it didn't want. When rumors began that there was gold in the Black Hills (Paha Sapa) that was the end of the treaty.
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Now the government wanted to round up the Lakota Sioux and send them to a reservation in Oklahoma. This Red Cloud could not let happen. He went to Washington to plead his case. Whilst there he saw that the whites were numerous beyond imagining. He knew to continue fighting would mean certain annihilation of his people.
Red Cloud prevailed in his efforts to keep his people near the Black Hills (Paha Sapa) and led his people onto the Pine Ridge Reservation about 65 miles away. Red Cloud died there at the age of 88. To have lived the life he lived, in the times he lived in, and reach such a great age is almost unimaginable.
After reading the book I knew that I had to go to Pine Ridge and pay this man my respects. I had to see with my own eyes that for which he fought so hard.
On this trip I learned that among his people there are two camps, those who think Red Cloud a hero and those who think him a traitor. I am obviously in the hero camp. He is thought by some to be a traitor because he led his people onto the reservation instead of continuing the fight. I think what he did showed great wisdom and courage. Had he not, there is no doubt his people would have been wiped out. Red Cloud was no coward. For him to do this thing surely took great courage because it went against everything for which he stood. Great leaders do the hard thing.
They made us many promises, more than I can remember. But they kept but one--They promised to take our land...and they took it.
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Over the past 17 days Molly and I have clocked over 2,600 miles (between Clementine & Shadow), seen many amazing sites and learned much. Mostly we have learned we were barely able to scratch the surface and we will be returning to continue our quest.
Starting tomorrow Molly will begin showing and telling of our fantastic journey to the Black Hills (Paha Sapa).
Ciao for now,
Molly & Kinsey
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NEW YORK, Sept. 22, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Power Clouds Inc. (OTC Pink:PWCL), a global renewable energy company, today announced that it will present at the SeeThruEquity and RHK Capital 2017 Disruptive Growth Company Showcase NYC being held on Wednesday, September 27th at the Grand Hyatt in New York City.
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The plan to build a new stadium in Inglewood did not delight everyone. Inglewood resident Leroy Fisher told the Register, "A great number of people who say they want it here but they don't have to put up with all the negatives that come with it. You've allowed people to come in here and cram this thing down our throat. You don't have the right to decide for all citizens."
Meanwhile, back in Missouri, Governor Jay Nixon tries to induce the Rams to stay. His stadium task force has plans for a roughly $1 billion, 64,000-seat downtown St. Louis stadium. The $1 billion cost would be funded from $460 million-$535 million derived from extending current bonds on the Edward Jones Dome plus tax credits. The NFL and the Rams would ante up the rest of the $400 million-$450 million funds needed.
In San Diego, Chargers owner Dean Spanos and San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer have been holding meetings about keeping the Chargers from moving. Faulconer's stadium task force promised to offer Spanos a report on location and financing options before the summer. In Oakland, time is running out for The Coliseum Authority, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. The Authority has only 30 days to reach a new stadium deal with the Raiders.
Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf and Alameda County officials disapprove of public subsidies for a new stadium, as Alameda County taxpayers still owe millions for renovations to O.co Coliseum.
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Three people have been arrested over links to the killer of a French police officer and his wife, according to police sources.
Jean-Baptiste Salvaing and his wife Jessica Schneider, were killed at their suburban home in Magnanville, west of Paris, last week.
The 42-year-old police commander was found with nine stomach wounds in what French president Francois Hollande described as undeniably a terror attack.
Police raided the family home in the early hours of the morning, and shot dead terrorist Larossi Abballa after a number of failed negotiations.
The sole survivor was the couple's three-year-old son.
Following his rescue, a spokesman for the Paris Interior Ministry said the child was "extremely shocked but otherwise unharmed",
He added that the murder was "an abject terrorist attack".
Shortly after the attack, eye-witnesses claimed knife-wielding terrorist shouted "Allahu Akhbar".
A source close to the case said: "it's said he shouted Allahu Akhbar during the attack, and spoke about his membership of ISIS."
The terrorist had previous links to ISIS, after sentenced to three years in 2013 for "association with criminals preparing terrorist attacks."
Despite his conviction, he spent only a few months in prison.


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(PRESS RELEASE) -- The iconic Golden Gate Hotel & Casino, one of Las Vegas' original hotels, will continue its storied 111-year legacy with a major expansion, which will be unveiled in late August. Merging modern design and gaming with the property's illustrious history, the renovation will nearly double the casino in size; add a dramatic entry way on Fremont Street Experience; and extend its high-energy outdoor bar, OneBar at One Fremont Street.
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The history of Las Vegas' original casino, which opened its doors at One Fremont Street more than a century ago, spans the roaring '20s, Prohibition, Rat Pack era and now the 21st century. If its walls could talk, guests would get an earful about some of the most interesting and colorful moments in Vegas history. Golden Gate survived the Prohibition era (whiskey bottles were found hidden in the walls during the hotel's previous renovation) and was a frequent watering hole for Rat Pack members Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr. and Dean Martin. It was home to one of Vegas' first electric signs and the city's first telephone. The phone number? "Ring '1,' please."
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