via Dis & That, China’s XI, and a Smile.
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Monthly Archives: February 2018
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Dis & That, China’s XI, and a Smile.
Posted at 1:28 pm , on February 28, 2018
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Dis & That, China’s XI, and a Smile.
Posted at 1:26 pm , on February 28, 2018
Greetings Readers,
Chinese lawmakers are currently voting to extend President XI’s term in office passed 2023 and perhaps for his entire life time. I certainly hope and wish the U. S. Congress will do the same for our President Donald Trump because he has proven to be one of our greatest presidents. Oh, shit, not again, the men in the white coats are here to take me back to that hospital with the steel barred windows. I hate it. I don’t want to go back. I don’t want to go!
Looks like Mueller is getting close to what is really revealing and dangerous to Trump’s presidency, a smoking gun having to do with business before becoming a candidate. Perhaps many years ago, that of mostly undisclosed loans and money laundering for Russians and Israelis. Trump’s taxes and other financial disclosures could put an crimp in his political ambitions in the 2020 election.
The ceasefire is in effect for a third day as airstrikes and artillery bombardments continue in East Ghouta to kill dozens more people. The Russians were right. All sides must agree to agree and stop firing…. The Rebels, ISIS, and THE RUSSIANS!
The South Koreans have asked the U. S. to lower their threshold for talks with the North. Trump and Pence say talks must center on nuclear weaponry and disarmament. Nothing else. The North says blocking shipping and harbors is an act of War.
After financially strapped profit hungry terrorist Boko Harrum captured 110 school girls, they woke up to the fact they could sell the girls on the international market for big profits and not to some African farmer or sheep herder. Well, they had a promotion, and I must admit I ordered one, and sure enough I got a call from Singapore Immigration very nice black 16-year-old girl was waiting for me with an address tag attached to be collected COD at Batam Island, Indonesia. WHAT DO I TELL MY WIFE??
Recently I have been hired locally as a program reviewer to write short one paragraph descriptions of TV movies. Here is a sample of my work: In this poignant Japanese love story drama university student Watanabe is faced with the onset of a mild but yet serious ear infection as he meets the beautiful girl of his dreams.
Well, I guess have to work on that one a little more.
All the Best to you.
Ron Miller
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Asia, Middle East, U. S. News Briefs #165
Posted at 8:05 am , on February 27, 2018
Asia, Middle East, U.S, News Briefs to be read in two minutes or less.
Greetings Readers,
- South Korea asks U. S. to lower threshold demands for North Korean talks.
- North Korea talks only under right pre conditions (Trump)
- North Korean official says blocking of harbors is ‘Act of War’.
- Shallow 6.1 earthquake hit off southern coast of Indonesia.
- No term limits for China’s President XI, as favorable stock rally.
- China defends term limits for XI in spite of some international criticism.
- Long held Chinese civil rights leader dies in prison.
- Ghouta, Syria fighting deaths rise in excess of 500 as battles continue.
- Putin approves humanitarian relief corridor for East Ghouta aid.
- U. N. reports readiness to supply life saving aid to stricken Ghouta.
- U. N. delegates seek immediate permanent ceasefire in Syrian fighting.
- U. N. say five-hour ceasefire per day approved by all for Ghouta.
- Iran continues to ban flight over all Kurdish regions.
- Saudi Arabia sacks Generals in first ever military purge.
- Students return to Florida school where 17 were massacred last week.
- Trump tell state governors ‘don’t worry NRA is with us’.
- Trump boasts ‘he would have gone into the school without a weapon’. *
- Trump dau. Evanka, says she believes father’s denial of sex misconduct.
- Siberian winds cause parts of E. U. colder than temperatures in Arctic.
- Accidental drowning in hotel killed Indian film superstar Sirdevi.
- Cuban cigar sales reach record highs globally and in China.
- Ten Russians nabbed for sex training course in Thailand.
* Seeing is believing .
(News gleaned from channel.newsasia.com, BBC, CNN, and RT)
All the best to you.
Ron Miller
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Asia, Middle East, U. S. New Briefs #164
Posted at 12:53 pm , on February 25, 2018
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Asia, Middle East, U. S. New Briefs #164
Posted at 12:52 pm , on February 25, 2018
Asia, Middle East, U. S. New Briefs to be read in two minutes or less.
Greetinsg Readers,
- Eighteen Afghans soldiers killed in wave of Taliban attacks.
- Three killed in suicide attack near Kabul Green Zone.
- Several bombs explode in Myanmar’s Rohkine State.
- Chinese trade delegation to meet in Washington this week
- Trump announce new tougher sanctions for North Korea.
- Phase II exists if new sanctions do no meet expectations. (Trump)
- China complains new sanction not helpful in N.- S. Korean talks.
- U. S. mulls deploying ships in Asia to enforce N. Korea sanctions.
- Thousands protest the arrival of North Korean delegation in Seoul.
- Kuwait couple arrested for murder of maid found in Freezer.
- Saudi, United Arab Emirates leaders plan meeting with Trump.
- Armed men detained at Israel pro imigrant rally,
- U.N. Security council approves delayed Ghouta, Syrian ceasefire.
- Turkey voices approval, Russia hesitates, questions outcome.
- Hours after approval air strikes and bombardments continue.
- U. S. call for immediate ceasefire, and slams Russia.
- U. S Embassy scheduled to move to Jerusalem in mid-May.
- Second Russian banned in Korea winter games for drug use.
- Trump tax reform gives Buffett 29 billion dollar company boost.
- Red Cross reveals 21 staff paid for sex services.
- Former jailed Christian Jakarta Mayor initiates court appeal..
- Delta, United Airways join big firms in boycott of NRA business.
- Nine children killed in hit and run accident in India.
(News taken from Channel.newsasia, BBC. CNN, and RT)
All the best to you.
Ron Miller
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Asia, Middle East, U. S. News Briefs #163
Posted at 10:26 am , on February 23, 2018
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Asia, Middle East, U. S. News Briefs #163
Posted at 10:24 am , on February 23, 2018
Asia, Middle East, U. S. News Briefs to be read in two minutes or less.
Greetings Readers,
- Controversial top North Korean General to attend Olympic closing.
- China denies racism in black face comedy skit.
- China to investigates sanctions breaches during ocean transfers.
- Saudi Arabia released nine Iranian fishermen.
- Saudi Arabia to invest in 64 billion dollars in its entertainment sector.
- Russia releases chief opposition leader from jail.
- Russia rejects calls for 30 day truce in heavily bombed Ghouta, Syria.
- Over 400 killed on Syrian gov. air and artillery strikes on Ghouta.
- E. U. prepared to sanction Myanmar high-ranking military officers.
- U. S. Vice President calls North Korea a “Brutal, Murderous, Dictatorship”.
- U. S. preparing new tougher sanctions on North Korea. (White House)
- Terrorist tosses grenade at U. S. Embassy in Montenegro, kills self.
- Trump holds W. H. session with Florida massacre families and survivors.
- CNN, News Media, convenes town hall meeting with student survivors.
- Trump advocates tighter gun background checks and arming teachers.
- Florida student push for ban on all military AR-15 automatic rifles.
- New criminal charges filed on former Trump managers Manofort & Gates.
- Ivanka Trump to attend closing ceremonies at South Korea Olympics.
- UNISF Deputy Director resigns over sexual harassment charges.
- Amazon rain forest deterioration on path of no return. (Scientists)
(News taken from Channelnewsasia, BBC, CNN, and France 24 channels)
All the Best to you.
Ron Miller
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Asia, Middle East, U. S. News Briefs #162
Posted at 12:18 pm , on February 22, 2018
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Asia, Middle East, U. S. News Briefs #162
Posted at 12:16 pm , on February 22, 2018
Asia, Middle East, U. S. News Briefs to be read in two minutes or less.
Greetings Readers,
- Indonesia seizes one ton of crystal Methamphetamines.
- Indonesia auctions off 622 million dollar’s worth of Muslim bonds.
- India mob lynched two men after suspected rape.
- Japan to purchase of at least 20 U. S. stealth fighter jets
- Blast kills four in Afghanistan city of Jalalabad.
- Iranian plane found by drone, 66 bodies being recovered.
- New air strikes hit Syrian city of Ghouta after 250 first reported killed.
- Turkish Pres. Erdogon vows continued attacks of Syrian-Kurdish cities.
- Syrian government forces join Kurdish against Turkish assaults.
- Turkish airstrike hits fatal Syrian government convoy. dozens killed.
- Israel opposition asks Netanyahu to resign due staff bribery scandal.
- Israel claims it foiled terrorist plot to down Australian plane.
- North Korea warns U. S, South Korea on continued joint military drills.
- U. S. VP. Spence responsive, but NorKor cancels Olympic meeting.
- Florida students demand action after school massacre of seventeen.
- Trump holds subdued listening session with Florida victim’s families.
- Florida lawmakers refuse to debate gun control issues at this time.
- Trump prepares to ban rifle ‘bump stocks, improved background checks.
- Consideration by president to allow firearms for school teachers
- Oxfam apologizes to Haiti. U. K over sex misconduct as 26 new cases emerge.
- UNICF says world is letting down new born babies, 6,000 die every day.
- Venezuela launches oil bitcoin-like currency to offset Western sanctions.
(News gleaned from Channelnewsasia, CNN, RT, and BBC)
All the Best to you.
Ron Miller
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Can Israel’s Arrogance Ever Be Satisfied?
Posted at 7:15 am , on February 20, 2018
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