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The Tara Reade story started with her saying, “He touched me and I felt uncomfortable.” Biden apologized. The story has changed several times since then, each time for the worse.Tara Read in 2019:“He used to put his hand on my shoulder and run his finger up my neck. I would just kind of freeze and wait for him to stop doing that.”“She also told The Union, a California newspaper, last year that she didn’t feel sexualized. ‘She instead compared her experience to being a lamp,’ the paper reported. She told the reporter, Alan Riquelmy: ‘It’s pretty. Set it over there.’ Then when it’s too bright, you throw it away.”Suddenly, almost a year later,Reade, who last year accused Biden of inappropriate touching around the same time that seven other women leveled allegations of their own, made the sexual assault claim last month on Halper’s podcast. There, and in later interviews, she said Biden thrust her against a wall and proceeded to grope and penetrate her with his fingers while the two were alone. “He was whispering to me and trying to kiss me at the same time, and he was saying, ‘Do you want to go somewhere else?’’’ she told the AP, noting the incident took place after she brought him a gym bag. “I remember wanting to say stop, but I don’t know if I said it out loud or if I just thought it. I was kind of frozen up,” she added. Reade, who was then in her 20s, went on to claim that a “shocked and surprised” Biden responded by telling her, “Come on, man, I heard you liked me.”Having made the initial accusation, why wait a year to release further, previously unsuspected details? Throw in her apparent love affair with Russia and Vladimir Putin“President Putin has an alluring combination of strength with gentleness. His sensuous image projects his love for life, the embodiment of grace while facing adversity.”— op-ed posted on Medium in 2018and her reliability as both a witness and an accuser become suspect.Don’t get me wrong. There are plenty of photographs out there of Joe Biden being physically affectionate with young women. There are also plenty of photographs out there of Joe Biden being physically affectionate with old women.and old menand young menHere’s Joe Biden, unaware that he’s being photographed, offering comfort and advice to a homeless manI guess there are two conclusions you could draw from Biden’s behavior: 1) that he’s a monster of sexual depravity, a relentless predator blatantly pursuing his conquests in public with no thought as to how his actions appear to others, or 2) that he’s an old-time touchy-feely politician accustomed to pressing the flesh and genuinely enjoying making connections with others and reaching out emotionally to those in need.If you subscribe to the former, chances are you are either a disappointed Bernie supporter mistakenly believing that Biden’s departure from the campaign will automatically elevate Bernie to the Democratic nomination and then the presidency; or you are a frightened Trump supporter looking for anything, ANYTHING you can pin on the guy who in all likelihood will be the next President of the United States and the author of the coming downfall of the Republican Party.If the latter, welcome to the real world.

Thanks to poor bureaucracy, Indian Air Force is helpless to operate these vintage aircrafts which are still serving even after the airframe passed its service life. Latest upgrade provided some quality avionics in the aircraft but as I said, the airframe already passed its service life so it doesn't matter how much advanced your aircraft is, it is still vintage and will crash one day if you choose to use it in the same routineLet's divide the answer in 2 parts:01. What we know02. What we can expect to know01. What we knowAn Indian Air Force Antonov An 32 "Sutlej" transport aircraft from IAF 43 “Ibexes” Squadon gone missing (later confirmed crashed) after taking off from Jorhat in Assam at 12:25 PM on 3 June, 2019. The last contact with the aircraft was at around 1pm. 13 people were onboard the plane:1 Wing Commander4 Flight Lieutenants1 Squadron Leader7 AirmenSoon after the incident, IAF dispatched Su 30, C130 and Helicopters for Search & Rescue mission. Indian Army also dispatched Search teams assisted by Helicopters to find the wreckage of the aircraft.No trace of wreckage found so far. Few rumours stated that a IAF helicopter spotted the wreckage but it was a hoax. IAF reported that possible location of wreckage is near Payum in Arunachal's West Siang district, about 40 km from the Mechuka advanced landing ground that was the destination of the aircraft. Also, an assumption is made that the parts maybe drowned in Siang River. However, search ops are still underway and no confirmed wreckage found yet.02. What we can expect to knowAircraft may be crashed in a barely populated area. That's because no citizen in Assam or Arunachal Pradesh reported the crash of any aircraft.No survivors (I hope this will be untrue), because in case if there would be a survivor, he could have made a contact with authorities.Technical fault lead to malfunctioning of the systems as the aircraft is vintage and operates with an old airframe.So above are the possible expectations but we should wait for final confirmation of IAF instead of relying on assumptions.Now, few assumptions that are famous among people these days:China hacked the aircraft (wrong)My request to everyone that pls stop believing this. Hacking an aircraft is hard but hacking an aircraft that relies on analog systems is impossible. Antonov An 32 is generally dependent on analog and hydraulic systems for operations. Fly-by-wire system is not much involved in the system.In case if Chinese really wanted to harm this aircraft, they can jam the communication systems but that doesn't make sense for now because China is currently not in hostile status with India.Retiring the whole fleet of An 32 (possible)India is operating 100+ An 32 for transport operations so retiring it at once is unlikely to happen but we can expect the retirement of the aircraft once we obtain a replacement.IAF already planned to airbus C295 transport aircrafts to replace Avro aircrafts. It is quite possible that we may order more units to replace the Antonovs after watching growing no. of incidents.But, again I am saying, let's wait for final statement of IAFTHANKS FOR READING!

What confuses you?The Double Standards of the Islamic worldMuslim Lives Matter MORE than Lives of Non-MuslimsConsider two tragedies from the world we live in.The Christchurch Mosque Shootings of March, 2019On 15 March 2019, at the Al Noor mosque in Christchurch, New Zealand, the faithful had gathered for their Friday prayers. Unknown to them Brenton Tarrant, a 28 year old white Australian male entered the mosque and began firing at the gathering. In a matter of 20 minutes, 51 lives were lost and 40 lay injured.Police block the road near the shooting at a mosque in Linwood, Christchurch, New Zealand, Friday, March 15, 2019. Multiple people were killed during shootings at two mosques full of people attending Friday prayers. Mark Baker, Associated Press[1]The monstrosity of the incident sent shockwaves throughout the civilized world. Governments and nations condemned the act of mindless violence and cold blooded brutality. Western governments linked the attack to an increase in white supremacy and alt-right extremism globally.However, leaders from some prominent nations with majority Muslim populations made it a Muslims versus the rest of the world matter.Source: Twitter[2]Source: Twitter[3]Twitter exploded with Muslims from around the globe posting reactions ranging from expressing solidarity with the victim's families to lambasting Christians and western governments for being "somehow" responsible for the tragedy and the loss of human lives.Brenton Tarrant was sentenced to life without parole.Brenton Tarrant in court during trial as reported in the Islamic portal, Shia World NewsSource: Shia Waves[4]On imposing a sentence of life without parole, Justice Mander said: "If not here, then when?"Justice Mander said such life sentences without parole were reserved only for the "very worst murders".New Zealand does not have the death penalty, hence the perpetrator received the life sentence.Justice was swift and commensurate with the crime.Though nothing can compensate the victim's families for their loss, the gunman's sentencing brought some sense of closure to the loved ones of the departed.Now, for the second tragedy…The Mumbai Terror Attacks of November 26, 2008Also known as the 26/11 attacks in India.It was India's 9/11.10 trained and heavily armed members of a Pakistan based terrorist group, the Lashkar-e-Taiba sailed off on fishing boats from Pakistan via the Arabian sea and landed in the coastal city of Mumbai, which is also India's financial capital. These Islamic terrorists then carried out 12 coordinated shooting and bombing attacks through landmark hotels, restaurants and railroad stations in Mumbai especially targeting foreigners as well as a Jewish Religious Center (Chabad House) in south Mumbai. The mayhem and carnage lasted 4 days and left 175 dead, including 9 attackers. Close to 30 foreigners were killed including 6 Americans and 8 Israelis.Smoke and fire billowing out of the landmark Taj hotel, Mumbai as Pakistan based terrorists go on a rampage withinSource: DNA India[5]The Taj hotel continued to burn all night… as Mumbai and India agonized over how to deal with the band of marauding jihadistsChabad House Mumbai director Rabbi Israel Kozlovsky gestures at bullet marks from the 26/11 attacks. His predecessor, Rabbi Gavriel Holtzberg[6] and his pregnant wife were both murdered in this house that fateful day, in cold blood, by 2 of the jihadists from Pakistan’s Lashkar-e-Taiba. (Press Trust of India)Source: The Hindustan Times[7]Reactions from the Muslim worldAt the level of political leadership, the Arab and Muslim world condemned the terrorist attacks in Mumbai and expressed solidarity with the Indian government.However, opinions opposing the official stance and justifying the attacks began circulating throughout the social media. Internet sites of Palestinian Forums and the Qatari Al-Jazeera TV, whose editors gave a forum to surfers wishing to identify with the terrorists in Mumbai. Talkbacks on those sites expressed support for the attacks and identification with the attackers and their goals, expressing hope that such acts of violence would be carried out against Israel and the United States.Here are some samples from Palestinian chat forums[8]."Abu Majed” wrote: "Our guys in India are great.”"Awamir bil-Intilaq” ("marching orders”) wrote: "Allah, pave the way for the jihad fighters on your way everywhere.”"Al-Hamsawi 11” wrote: "Allah, bestow a victory on our brothers in India.”"Funoun al-Shahadah” ("the art of dying a martyr’s death for the sake of Allah”) wrote: "Allah, sow terror and destruction in all the infidel countries. Best wishes to the heroic jihad fighters everywhere.”Visitors to the Al-Jazeera forum posted as follows."Palestinian eagle” wrote: "The killing of a Jewish rabbi and his wife in the Jewish center in Mumbai is heartwarming news .”"Abdallah” wrote: "Allah, grant victory to Muslims. Allah, grant victory to jihad fighters everywhere.”"Al-Sana’ni” wrote: "Allah is the greatest, thank you Allah. Victory to jihad fighters everywhere: aim their fire, break [their enemies] into little pieces, and accept them as shaheeds, Ameen.”Who Dun It?As Indian Intelligence agencies working in collaboration with the FBI, the CIA and other western intelligence organizations (whose citizens were victims of the 26/11 attacks) established with irrefutable evidence, the masterminds of the entire operation were 2 men operating from Pakistani soil - Hafiz Sayeed, founder of Lashkar-e-Taiba and Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi, Supreme Commander of Laskar-e-Taiba's operations in Indian Kashmir.Both men are regarded as heroes in Pakistan and even today, roam with freedom and impunity under the protection of Pakistan's military and intelligence agencies.Hafiz Saeed under Pakistani security, greeting his supporters in PakistanSource: Associated Press (AP)Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi (center), prays with Syed Salahuddin (right), chief of the Hizbul Mujahideen (another anti-India terrorist group operating from Pakistani soil), in Muzaffarabad in Pakistan-occupied KashmirSource: The Hindustan Times[9]For the Islamic World… non-Muslim lives do not matterThe Islamic world has no words of condemnation for these men. There are zero Muslims on social media who question why Hafiz Saeed and Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi roam free even today… 13 years after murdering 164 innocent men, women and children in the name of Islam and jihad.In fact, many Muslims, secretly or openly profess their admiration and pride for their jihadi superheroes.Imagine if Brenton Tarrant had been living in freedom today. How would the Islamic world have reacted?Edit1: Some readers are getting all prickly and defensive on the chatroom comments illustrated in my post. They are just not able to reconcile how a post can be credible if it can so blatantly violate political correctness.Let me confirm - this post is not written to fetch an A or A+ on political correctness. Everything the post says is substantiated by sources and verifiable historical facts. If political correctness becomes a casualty in the process because there is no way to sugarcoat the events depicted, then it is what it is.The chatroom comments are given to establish 2 vital points.The chat forums (cited in the post) were only a few of the many that were being hosted by organizations which are renowned and well-respected within the Islamic world, such as Al Jazeera. The intent was to allow users to show sympathy with the 26/11 attackers! It is the equivalent of The New Zealand Herald or The Sydney Herald or Bloomberg or CNN allowing Christians to post messages supporting what Brenton Tarrant did at Christchurch.The fact that the Al Jazeeras of the world feel the need for such levels of moral depravity and religious perversion to be openly published as evidenced in the chatroom comments goes to show just ONE principle - that the Islamic world overtly or covertly supports violence by Muslims against non-Muslims and would find ways to justify such action through Islamic scriptures.Edit 2: One of the readers wrote in the comments - “Both were radicals and extremists in their respective religion. There are extremists in every religion okay so no need for generalisation.” This is exactly the type of argument we hear from our friends in Islam.What’s wrong with that logic? What does that argument miss?Consider this quote from Bishop Desmond Tutu, a Nobel Peace Laureate and a close friend and associate of Nelson Mandela - “If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor”.When Muslims attack non-Muslims in the name of Islamic jihad, there is a deafening silence in the Islamic world and an absolute refusal to denounce such acts of brutality and hate. The 26/11 Mumbai attacks are a living example of that, as are many others attacks on non-Muslims, if we go down the recent history of Islamic radicalism.By refusing to censure and vilify the violence of Islamic radicals and terrorists, the rest of the Islamic world stands guilty of siding with those very elements. That is what differentiates Islamic terrorists from non-Islamic offenders. Brenton Tarrant was given the punishment he deserved. Hafiz Saeed and Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi were not.Footnotes[1] Twitter reacts to mosque attack in Christchurch, New Zealand[2] Ibrahim Kalin on Twitter[3] Imran Khan on Twitter[4] New Zealand mosque shootings: Brenton Tarrant to face survivors at four-day sentencing hearing - Shia World's News[5] 26/11 Mumbai Attack: Complete story of terrorist massacre in Mumbai on November 26[6] Gavriel Holtzberg - Wikipedia[7] 26/11 attacks anniversary: Officer who helped plant Indian SIM cards in LeT reveals how response unfolded[8] Reactions in the Arab and Muslim world to the terrorist attacks in Mumbai (Preliminary report) - The Meir Amit Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center[9] Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi: UN-designated terrorist, 26/11 mastermind