Friday, December 20, 2019

Friday Fuss - Part 1

Before I make a list of today's articles, I must report something which I ran across late yesterday evening.

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On to my regularly scheduled list of links.  Here on a sunny but cold Friday are some things going on:







From American Thinker, Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and his "corrupt Democratic jurors".  (I remember watching part of the impeachment trial of then-President Clinton, during which a Senator admonished the House managers to not refer to the Senators as "jurors", since the trial is not the same as a regular court proceeding.  By this standard, calling Senators "jurors" would still be incorrect.)

















From Total Slovenia News, for the first time since 1859, there are more men than women in Slovenia.  (In 1859, Slovenia was part of the Empire of Austria, which formally merged with the Kingdom of Hungary in 1867, to form Austria-Hungary.)











From The Moscow Times, a young Russian climate activist gets six days in jail for joining in an unauthorized picket in Moscow.  (What is this "freedom to peaceably assemble" you speak of?)


From Daily News Hungary, don't illegally dump rubbish in Hungary.

From Hungary Today, a court in Kecskemét, Hungary sentences a Romanian people smugger to 14 months in prison.  (As I occasionally like to point out, migrants aren't merely migrating, but are being smuggled.  If you read Hungarian, read the story at Maszol.)


From The Slovak Spectator, Slovaks react to the the impeachment of U.S. President Trump with "grim cynicism".  (This would include yours truly, an American of mostly Slovak descent.)



From Voice Of Europe, the Polish Supreme Court says that Poland might have to leave the E.U.  (If you read Polish, read the story at Do Rzeczy.)












From the (Irish) Independent, Irish expats arrive in Ireland for Christmas.


From The Conservative Woman, a U.K. court backs transgender madness.






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