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What about Russia!
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Russia ... Ukraine ... whatever. 
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But... but.... THAT'S RACIST!!!
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President Trump may have lied to Mueller, House Democrats say
Lawyers for the House of Representatives revealed on Monday that they have reason to believe that the grand-jury redactions in special counsel Robert Mueller’s report show that President Donald Trump lied about his knowledge of his campaign’s contacts with WikiLeaks.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/president-trump-may-have-lied-
to-mueller-house-democrats-say/ar-AAI4YaL?ocid=spartanntp
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President Trump may have lied to Mueller, House Democrats say
Lawyers for the House of Representatives revealed on Monday that they have reason to believe that the grand-jury redactions in special counsel Robert Mueller’s report show that President Donald Trump lied about his knowledge of his campaign’s contacts with WikiLeaks.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/president-trump-may-have-lied-
to-mueller-house-democrats-say/ar-AAI4YaL?ocid=spartanntp
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The Cliff's Notes of this article...
We (anon) think we know what is under the black marker. Don't ask us how we (anon) know, because Orange Man Bad.
IF TRUE, Orange Man Bad.
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MOSCOW -- A Russian publishing house printed a series of books about President Vladimir Putin under the names of Western analysts and journalists without the authors' permission.
"Even by Moscow standards, this is a surreal story," The Guardian's Luke Harding told UPI Tuesday. Harding joins The Economist's Edward Lucas and Donald Jensen, a U.S. based Russia expert, whom all say they had no knowledge that the Russian-language books would be attributed to them. The books were produced by the Moscow publisher Algoritm in a series called Project Putin, as reported by The Moscow Times.
But, they did not write them.
"The first I learned of my 'book' was when a Russian friend found it in a store a couple of weeks ago and tweeted me a picture. I haven't seen a hard copy. The publisher has told Russian TV and radio he got hold of the Ukrainian edition of my book Mafia State, which came out in 2014, then translated it into Russian, and published a version of it without my consent! His excuse -- 'I couldn't get hold of him.' Ridiculous," exclaimed Harding.
http://www.upi.com/Top_News/World-News/2015/08/11/Russian-publisher-pr
ints-books-on-Putin-under-names-of-Western-authors/2601439302100/
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THUGR, FROM YOUR LINK
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"I think, most probably, this is a piece of opportunism by [an] unscrupulous publisher trying to make a buck. They've pirated several other 'works,' as you know, by Henry Kissinger, David Sattar, Michael Bohm and Ed Lucas," Harding also told UPI.
"The only thing that gives me pause for thought is that the story has got incredibly wide traction on Russian state TV."
So, apparently, this publisher has a habit of grabbing famous authors' books, translating them into Russian and printing them. Essentially COPYRIGHT VIOLATIONS, motivated by money.
And the story of their copyright violations has appeared widely in Russian media.
It's not like someone made up a whole book and stuck an author's name one it, falsely attributing all kinds of opinions to a well-known author. THAT would be a another thing altogether, and more likely attributed to ideology.
Not nice and not legal for sure, but not Kremlin-sponsored propaganda.
Just goes to show that Russia has unscrupulous businesspeople, just like anywhere. And given that it has been widely reported, I assume that the publisher will be punished. The USA (or whichever authors' nations have been affected) should press Moscow for some kind of legal (monetary) settlement, because the authors were never compensated for their works, and the authors had no control of the quality of translation and editing. (Normally, books would be re-translated back into the authors' native languages and theu authors would approve the final copy.) At least, since it has been widely reported in Russian press, readers should be aware that the books might not reflect the authors' intended POV, they may have different connotations
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Quote:People with autism can barely stand to be in another room with another person, much less reproduce. It's not like there's a population explosion among autistics. Just because YOU married someone "on the spectrum" (bc he can be controlled so easily) doesn't mean everybody else will, or even that autistics will marry other autistics and have children. In the (rare) case where they do marry, they are usually childless.
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Originally posted by 1kiki:
In my lifetime it's gone from extremely rare to 3 in 200.
But the 80,000 new chemicals on the face of this planet couldn't have anything to do with it. It must just be a coincidence.
While I agree the chemicals ARE a factor, someone should really explain the concept of exponential growth to Kiki. More people with Autism are surviving and reproducing than EVER before. Before long most of the planet will be Autistic.
Autistics are almost always born to perfectly normal people. There was a Chinese couple on our lab, both very intelligent and normal, who had an autistic son.
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