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November 2016

US election: What happens if Donald Trump loses?



All you need to recognize approximately the united states election 
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One man has made this yr's us presidential election the maximum super ever. 
It's been an electric slugfest, democracy at its most colourful and shameful. 
Extra mud has been flung around than is churned up in that necessary american game of massive vehicles with massive tyres screeching through the georgia dust pits. 
This became donald trump's election, even supposing he loses. Specifically if he loses. 
The forces he has unleashed and verified might not depart. He is an incarnation of a mood, which has end up a movement. 
The honestly startling component about donald trump isn't how terrific he's, but how a good deal he's a part of an american mainstream. 
This sour conflict might not quit on election day 
The country that defines the race 
The united states's coal country feels forgotten 
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People who made headlines some days ago, threatening bloody revolution and a march on washington if hillary clinton wins, can be left out. 
But what they shout tells you some thing about the mood in their milder fellow trumpists.
The adage that a win via a unmarried vote is a win, is most effective partially authentic. 
Battles are won and misplaced. Wars rage for years. In the uk, "brexit way brexit" has been used to inspire defeated remainers to slink away and shut up. 
Vanquished americans, overflowing with a feel of injustice and anger, may not move so quietly. 
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If mr trump loses, he can also stick around complaining, issuing criminal challenges and dire warnings. 
He might installation trump golf equipment across the usa to further his cause, or fund a tv station. 
But despite the fact that he disappears with uncharacteristic humility, he would depart a legacy that would transform american politics. 
However, his essential attack towards an elite doing down the not unusual folk isn't new.
Lower back in 1891, the people's birthday party argued for the "plain human beings" in opposition to the "controlling affects" dominating the political mainstream, and demanded the expulsion of chinese language workers. 
If you study no different political e-book this 12 months, study the populist explosion via john b judis, which brilliantly sets out the relationship to offer circumstances. 
The 1964 republican presidential candidate barry goldwater campaigned against civil rights, antagonistic his birthday party's liberal elite and argued that "extremism in the defence of liberty isn't any vice". He misplaced, but helped transform his party. 
4-time presidential candidate george wallace famously known as for "segregation now, segregation the following day, segregation all the time". 
But greater modern right-wing populism in the us can also have all started with ex-democrat george wallace, who campaigned as an impartial in 1968. 
His case become primarily based on a ferocious defence of the continued segregation of black and white, combined with an financial attraction to white blue-collar employees.
"there may be a backlash in this united states of america against huge authorities," he stated. "if the politicians get inside the way, plenty of them are going to get run over by means of this average guy in the street: this guy inside the textile mill, the person in the steel mill." 
He misplaced, but his supporters did not leave. And those employees within the textile and steel mills saw their standard of living and social function decline. 
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Pat buchanan did not win the republican presidential nomination but motivated the birthday party 
For years, pat buchanan - who attempted to get on the republican ticket a couple of times but ended up going for walks for president for the reform birthday party in 2000 - attacked not simplest transnational businesses and worldwide competition, however also change offers that benefited mexican people. 
Sound familiar? By way of then, those metal and fabric turbines were final down and lots of those employees labored no longer. Mr buchanan lost, but many listened. 
Supporters and actions morphed and overlapped. The evangelical christian proper waxed and waned. 
After barack obama's election, the tea party constructed a motion that blended numerous exceptional resentments about financial institution bailouts, taxation and big authorities. 
Former alaska governor sarah palin addresses a tea celebration rally in new hampshire in 2011image copyrighthuw evans picture corporation 
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Former alaska governor and main tea party determine sarah palin become idolised by using some disaffected republicans 
Mr trump has put those concerns centre level for the republican celebration, linking opposition to international free trade and sizeable immigration to white unease at a black president and minorities' developing reputation and power. 
Textiles and metal nonetheless resonate within the creativeness and the children of these people who lost their jobs battle. However that is not all. 
Many middle-elegance individuals on honest wages are stressed with massive university charges, face large clinical payments all their existence, and risk an insecure old age. 
Lifestyles would not sense like it's getting higher and higher for plenty. 
Upload to the brew fears of a changing the usa, and the belief their taxes move most effective to help the feckless and unlawful immigrants. 
The shuttered cambria iron agency steelworks in johnstown, pennsylvania, which closed in 1992,photo copyrightempics 
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Donald trump has campaigned extensively throughout america's so-known as rust belt 
Mr trump's attraction is without delay to these people. The pointy intake of breath at the vulgarian at the excessive twine disguises the electricity and breadth of this feeling. 
Donald trump is an american archetype, the huckster, the booster, the snake oil salesman. 
What many forget about of their liberal disgust is that inside the old wild west many sold the snake oil off the facet of the wagon. Whilst you've tried every different treatment, why no longer supply it a shot? What's the risk? Further in politics. 
This is not simply the territory of the right. 
President clinton ii could face similar rumblings to her left. 
The type of folks who aid occupy and bernie sanders may hate mr trump, but they consider his excoriation of the status quo, and his assault on the vanity of the wealthy and effective. 
They'll agree that america risks a third global struggle if mrs clinton steps up army motion in the middle east and confronts russia. 
Mrs clinton did no longer cope with the information throughout her rally in iowa on friday
Hillary clinton's overseas coverage is unpopular with many democrat party supporters in addition to trump fanatics 
This can not daunt her. However if she wins, her legitimacy will have already got been undermined by using the accusation that she succeeded best due to the fact she was the candidate who become now not donald trump. 
The republican celebration might locate itself with a heightened dilemma that thus far it has ducked and ducked again. 
In the united kingdom, the day after the election, the losing party has a stark preference - to ditch or aid its defeated leader. 
There are not just debates, but votes approximately in which they went wrong. Too left or too right - too much of this policy, too little of that? 
Inside the us, it is not quite so frantic. 
The republicans may not be selecting a brand new presidential candidate until 2020, and no-one could bet now who it'll be. 
Earlier than i became the bbc's north the us editor, i asked a bunch of diplomats, politicians and reporters who could face mr obama in 2012. No-one said: "mitt romney". Now not a unmarried commentator dreamt it might be mr trump in 2016. 
So the republicans have time. However in the end they'll have to make a selection. It is not pretty much embracing a populist rhetoric. Many do that already. Trump changed into simply higher at it. 
They must determine whether or not to undertake the guidelines that go along with a conservative rejection of globalism and economic liberalism, which could horrify their remaining supporters in wall avenue and huge business. 
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However if they don't, despite the fact that the two-birthday celebration machine in the us is immensely durable, it's miles viable that an inchoate angry motion should spill out of doors its obstacles, flowing who is aware of where. 
The pitfalls are undeniable. The conservative political establishment's method to the tea birthday party became an idiot's guide on how not to do it. 
Partially due to the machine of number one elections - which allowed the "deselection" of moderate candidates - the birthday celebration became all but taken over through radicals who then became the mainstream. 
There was a apparently limitless contest of candidates pushed into a dutch auction, outbidding every other in outrage, transferring in addition to the right. 
There seemed to be no idea given to constructing an electoral approach beyond the activist base, or to forming an alliance with the much less militant, not to mention identifying how to turn ideologically driven anger into a coherent policy platform. 
Mr trump has made this hassle extra acute by making it appear to be a sustainable strategy. 
It may not matter for an awesome whilst - definitely pronouncing: "no, no, no," to the clinton white residence would do for a bit. 
However there may be little glory in turning into the everlasting outraged opposition, shorn of great thoughts approximately the way to workout electricity.

More Snowden Leaks: How The Government Reacted To Wikileaks


more revelations from Edwards on and
this timeit's about the government's reaction
WikiLeaks this is really interestingas it goes to show you with your men
really think supreme the press and theFirst Amendment let alonethe violation of our privacy in the
fourth amendment rug Obama used to be aconstitutional law professorI yeahalright so the hill explains documents
show that in August of 2010the NSA urged at least three other
countries to consider filing criminalchargesyes the signs for unauthorized
publication of documentsabout the war in Afghanistan now join us
I engine publishing these documentsdid exactly what the new york times did
in for example the pentagon papersor in the release casethe new york times in the major media
also publish those eventuallyso should they all go to jail not always
the first one who did it I don't know hewas in part a mainstream media
organizationbut not only were we consider an
arresting him but we were actuallyother countries to rest clear violation
of the First Amendmentbut this government and the one before
obviously didn't give a damnat all the AST can we treat our foreign
server who stores are potentially someunease leaked or stolen US dataon its servers as malicious porn actorfor the purpose of targeting with no
defeats examples WikiLeaks The PirateBay .orget cetera they want to treat some of
these groups like WikiLeaks as maliciousporn actors whywell let me explain labeling
organization as malicious porn actorswould allow the NSA to track
communications over anyonecommunicating with the group including
american citizensthen this is normally otherwise
prohibited from snooping on Americansand also been a joke but but but at the
time they're thinking okayhow can we get around all the
restrictions so that ifbut you're working with we leaks in any
way shape or form you feelif we label you a malicious for an actorand I guess any journalist now it's what
you there as i the United Stateswould be considered a malicious porn
actor by this government well then wecanyou know wiretap you and not just you
but any American citizenmiss you commit a crime now we just
called you maliciousso what when Katie we get a warrant no
of course not we just called themaliciousnow that was AST yet and then the
responseis unclear cuz that part of the
documentation was not leaked so we don'twe don't know piggovernment said yes go ahead call a
malicious porn actors but that requestwas put in by different branches the
government okaybut he gets a little worse then it's his
British counterpartgovernment communications headquarters
track to visitors a WikiLeaks websitethe people who use certain search terms
to reach the site from Googleand other search engines so not just
WikiLeaksif you read weekly leaks that
information about your own governmentthe government wanted to track you down
find out who you wereAspire now in this case is the British
government rightwho think that the british government is
it been giving out information to theamerican governmenton which planet in fact there's a group
of english-speaking countries includingNew Zealand Australia Canadarecall the fire ice and what they do is
they cooperate together to collectinformation0 in britain what laws can you buy a way
that we could buy late in americaokay great did you do that nostril you
do this because we couldn't do that inthe UK warAmerican men will collect information
together spano versusit's great and by the way you know
whether WikiLeaks website other thepeople who actually care by the
government the most guys thereactive enough engaged in up to want to
know what their government actually didalso almost all the germ with that cover
that areabecause they had to go to the site to
know what was happening so they canreport ongreat other words the British
intelligencetracked all the journalist who gave a
damn about national securityand spied in on them too Edward stone in
Julian Assange your heroesfor revealing what our government
actually up to back if our government inmind when they reveal themselves if they
were proud of it when they sayoh yea of course bitter legal even have
been a free on the press and we don'tbelievethe you should be able to go and find
out what we're doing so we're going totrack all your spine on your private
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just say it then if you're probablymeetings not only leaving is not
unconstitutional if you're not reallyworking with a bridge what do you tell
what'sinstead they try to hide this at all
costsand it anyone revealed any other secrets
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British government violates our privacyis american citizensthey're not malicious porn actors
they're lovely porn actorswho are government a processthank God for the leaks the true
American heroes are people like Edwardstonetell us where governments actually up to

Putin springs leaks of his own as Russian Assange airs secrets


let me footin is learning thatembarrassing leaks are a two-way streetinfighting among students in a circlehas led to a series of disclosures overthe past few months that have shippedharsh light on the private dealings ofthe creveling court much as HillaryClinton has enjoyed the airing ofthousands of emails as a result of whatthe US cause Russian hacking of hiscampaign as the Kremlin gears up forPutin's last year election bid in 18months anti-graft crusader Alex sayingabout me has emerged as the conduit ofchoice rival factions to school dirt oneach other and they just want to retaintheir victims wild Putin has largelystay above the frayanonymous tips and research find thevalues staff of virtue have led to astring of revelations about theextravagance of some of the Russianleaders closest allies including a newluxury home for his former armycontracts for his personal chef andprivate jet travel for the show dogswith a top official the valleys criticssay he's just a pawn in the bigger gamebut the 40-year old lawyer says itdoesn't matter where leaks come from aslong as they expose official and and themore strife so along the way betterthey're starting to devour one anothernow he said that his foundations officein Moscow which is paid for throughpublic donations the latest bout havebeen fighting started in the Sun overthe largest asset sale of the yeara controlling stake in bash theft acrude producer with more than 10 billiondollars in annual sales see the stringrun state oil champion was Neville andhas worked with Putin since the nineteennineties Lynch the acquisition thismonth but only after a bitter feudpremiered mr. immediate first deputypremier shovel of both wanted was notexcluded from yourself as the debateintensified in July the valley publishedinvestigations on his website revealingthat shovel of had acquired 10 rejoiningpartners were covered in Moscowskyscraper and spend millions to shufflehis dogs around Europe private exchangeshall loves life said quarters QueenElizabeth to spare agreed to participateensures the board defender rushes onthose disclosures with followed by anewspaper reports detailing we use ofluxury yacht by streams wife and theroad no chips construction of anestimated 60 million dollars in anexclusive area near moscow in oneinvasion of privacy lawsuit over theproperty story but by then the bountyhas revealed that with the editorsbuilding a luxury home of his own withfunds from the billionaire bodiescharity the Premier's spokeswoman theytell you to make of it said the stagingquestion is owned by the state even whenthe scoops and his own the valley servesas an amplified by tweeting about themit is 1.68 million Twitter followersthis is what value does he collectstretchmillion to have a spokesman and napkinsto putting spokesman ed tesco said theKremlin have no opinions about thevalley while spokesman shoving out theFirst Deputy Prime Minister trying tocome in to keep pace laps and advisewith Putin during his first decade inall of this map breaking just shows thatthe state's campaign against corruptionis little more than a diversions in themain event fight for survival amongrival groups one in which the valuesconsider school everyone in this arenais in a state of conflictlaughs easter 2011 in the valley clientto parlay whose popularity is a majorstockholder in state-run giants like aproblem Transneft into a politicalcareer he's been detained numerous timeshelp for a year under house arrest andbeen convicted for twice he says thecharges work laptop to borrow from runthe office like he did 2013 when hereports to run off in Moscow mayoralrace against asians hand-pickedincumbent the valley said suspendedsentences fed him from jail for hisbrother who was also convicted of old isserving two years like a hostage thoughhe'll back fans at home with the RussianJulian last singed my cleats found inthe deafening Clinton's campaign abouthe said but he has no ties to theanti-secrecy group which is fun workdifficult in a fundamental way it relieson its resources and citizen researchersnot an axe data you also rejectsdomestic critics accuse and working onbehalf of us interest as Transneft seeyou later carried in 2011 after thevalley completed a fellowship four-yearuniversity and then help your tens ofthousands on to Moscow streets for thebiggest onto fluting protests ever asfor the u.s. claims of rationalconclusion with like leaks which theKremlin denies the activists said theymay be right

SC asks PML-N, PTI for ToRs to form Panamagate commission


A day ahead of Imran Khan’s plan of Islamabad lockdown, the Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered both the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) to submit their Terms of Reference (ToRs) on the formation of a commission for a probe into the Panama Papers leaks.
As the apex court took up five constitutional petitions – among them two filed by the PTI – seeking disqualification of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif in the wake of the Panama Papers revelations, Chief Justice of Pakistan Anwar Zaheer Jamali asked both the parties to “show restraint” and remarked that the decision of the commission would be considered as the court’s ruling and would be binding upon all parties.
The chief justice observed that the Panama leaks issue was related to fundamental rights and was of public importance, adding that “we have to save the country from unrest and crises”.
The court, while adjourning the hearing till November 3 (Thursday), also directed Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his family to submit their reply over the case.
A five-judge bench comprising CJP Anwar Zaheer Jamali, Justice Asif Saeed Khosa, Justice Amir Hani Muslim, Justice Sheikh Azmat Saeed and Justice Ijazul Hassan heard the case.
Earlier during the proceedings, the court directed both the government and PTI to submit their comments after consulting with their respective leaderships on the formation of a commission and suspended the hearing for two hours.
The court also stated it would decide who would chair the commission and who its members would be.
“The commission will report to the Supreme Court,” the court stated, adding that it would hold powers equal to the apex court.
The court maintained that all parties would be given an opportunity to state their point.
It also remarked that the PTI should adopt a more responsible approach towards the issue, adding that all eyes were on this high-profile case.
In his remarks, Justice Khosa observed that the entire nation was suffering due to this matter, but none of the federal investigation agencies were willing to conduct a probe. He said that if an individual could not justify his assets according to his income then an inquiry should be initiated.
Justice Hani observed that if money from the country was going abroad then the NAB could intervene.
PML-N, PTI ACCEPT COURT’S OFFER:
According to PTI’s counsel, the court said that in the event that both parties did not form a consensus on ToRs, the court itself would decide the terms.
Speaking to reporters after the hearing, PTI’s counsel Hamid Khan said, “There is agreement on the commission.”
“We have said the commission will investigate Panamagate and give its findings,” he said, adding that the court told both parties to present ToRs. “If there is no consensus, court will decide ToRs itself,” the lawyer said.
“The PM had on April 4 had said he presents himself and his family for accountability. But he wasted seven months,” he added.
PML-N lawyer Aslam Butt also informed the court that Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif agreed to the formation of a judicial commission.
PTI chief Imran Khan did not attend the hearing and sent party leader Shah Mehmood Qureshi to represent him.
Petitions in relation to the leaks were first moved by Advocate Tariq Asad, Jamaat-i-Islami (JI) chief Sirajul Haq, PTI chief Imran Khan and Awami Muslim League (AML) head Sheikh Rashid Ahmed asking for the appointment of a judicial commission to investigate the investment made by Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and members of his family in an offshore investment company called Mossack Fonseca.
TORS FOR PROBE INTO PANAMA PAPERS LEAKS:
In May this year, CJP Jamali had declined the government’s request to form what he then called a “toothless” judicial commission to probe revelations that surfaced in the Panama data leaks.
Justice Jamali had rejected the commission saying the scope of the government’s proposed commission was too limited, the ToRs were too wide and had said it may take years to conclude proceedings.
The Supreme Court in May had also asked the government to “reconsider and resolve the issue of formation of the commission under proper legislation” after which it would decide on the modalities of the inquiry commission.
An investigation published April 3 by an international coalition of more than 100 media outlets ─ based on 11.5 million records and 2.6 terabytes of information drawn from the internal database of Panamaian law firm Mossack Fonseca ─ details how politicians, celebrities and other famous people use banks, law firms and offshore shell companies to hide their assets.
According to documents available on the ICIJ website, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s children Maryam, Hasan and Hussain “were owners or had the right to authorise transactions for several companies”.
The data leak revealed the financial wheelings and dealings of over 200 Pakistanis, including the late Benazir Bhutto, Rehman Malik and other prominent politicians and businessmen.
Since the data leak, PM Nawaz has been under immense pressure at the hands of the opposition to ensure a transparent inquiry is held to justify his children’s offshore companies.

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