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On Today’s episode of The World In My Eyes we’re looking at the incredulous way that justice is being served in this country. First we have a Presidential candidate that has violated the law multiple times and yet for some reason the FBI refuses to prosecute and then we have today’s story. I’m not going to lie Renegade Nation, today’s story angers me beyond belief and I refuse to keep quiet any longer about it. So let’s get started…

Former Stanford University swimmer Brock Turner, who was sentenced to only six months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman on campus, walked out of a jail in Santa Clara County, California, after serving half of his six-month sentence. The January 2015 assault — digital penetration — was stopped by two men on bicycles who noticed that the victim wasn't moving, authorities said. Turner, who was 19 at the time, fled, but the witnesses tackled him and held him until police arrived, according to the Santa Clara District Attorney's Office.

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Habieb from Iraq joins us in Los Angeles to talk about Iraq and how he came to America. Listen in
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Hi, this is Everly Isbe. Todays show on Connecting the Dots is about the countries that are turning their heads east and away from the United States - major geopolitical shifts that are accelerating to the major changes happening right now and how it will affect us all. I hope you will listen because it is a game changing moment in history! I also talk into some more facts on how everyone has been swindled by the corporate government calling itself the UNITED STATES over generations so we can better understand what their intentions really are!

AND CHECK OUT THESE LINKS FROM THE SHOW:

VIDEO DISCUSSION ON THE GEOPOLITICAL IMPORTANCE OF TURKEY WITH SIBEL EDMONDS, SPIRO SKOURAS AND JAMES CORBETT
http://forbiddenknowledgetv.net/incirlik-nukes-out-russian-air-force-in-is-turkey-leaving-nato-27815

JAMES CORBETT: THE CORBETTREPORT Article regarding the New World Order:

https://www.corbettreport.com/chinas-swift-alternative-and-the-engineered-death-of-the-dollar/
Communication from Anna Von Reitz about what people are currently achieving:

http://www.paulstramer.net/2016/09/state-ucc-filings-way-you-want-it.html

Renegade Nation Pam Anderson is Blaming Porn for Anthony Weiners Sexting and Downfall -- also on the show Hillary Clinton E-Mail Lies --Hacking - Phishing Listen in Renegade Nation.

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Renegade Nation:Is Trump using a persuasion strategy? Master Sales Trainer Eric Lofholm reveals Trumps selling game plan!

Hey Winners! In this episode, Heather goes deep into the sales - with a master sales trainer. How to use prewritten sales scripts to leverage and double revenue in any business. Sales - a NASTY word in entrepreneurship - is actually a historic, time tested, proven, methodology. If you are going to be a WINNER in entrepreneurship - you have to know sales! Heathers Website www.HeatherHavenwood.com

PatiCakes, the Queen of Cannabis, interviews The Magic of V
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On Today’s episode of Big Trouble in Little Vagina, we’re going to take a break from our normal escapades and focus on something that I consider one of the most important traits a person can possess: Kindness. And a little later on we’re going to be talking about forgiveness. I know this week’s episode may have some of you out there thinking I may be off my rocker, and truthfully, you may be right, but stick with me I assure you, there’s a method to my madness.

We start our journey today with a story: A story about a man considered to be both kind and incredibly generous; a man who began his journey as Jerome Silberman in Milwaukee on June 11, 1933. His father, a manufacturer and salesman of novelty items, was an immigrant from Russia. His mother, suffered from rheumatic heart disease and a temperament that sometimes led her to punish young Jerry angrily and then smother him with regretful kisses. He spent one semester at the Black-Foxe Military Institute in Hollywood. His mother saw it as a great opportunity; in reality, it was a catch basin for boys from broken families, where he was regularly beaten up for being Jewish. Once safely back home after that misadventure, he played minor roles in community theater productions and then followed his older sister, Corinne, into the theater program at the University of Iowa. After Iowa, he studied Shakespeare at the Bristol Old Vic Theater School in England, where he was the first freshman to win the school fencing championship.

On Today’s episode of The World In My Eyes we’re setting our sights on: Bullies. I know that when you hear the word itself; many of you are instantly transported back to the days of old and those school yard Tet-a-Tet’s. Maybe you were like me, the awkward kid who didn’t have many friends who always seemed to be the center of the bullies’ rage. Just thinking back to my own childhood brings up a swell of these memories where some kid thought I was the perfect punching bag for whatever rage they needed to unleash. It makes me anxious and transports me right back to that little girl on the playground.

I’m sure many of you can remember being in the same position. Or maybe you might have been on the other end of it. The kid that had so much emotion pent up you were just looking for someone to unleash it on, and that one kid who sat alone in the corner seemed like a good choice. Where ever you land on the spectrum, we’ve all been touched by bullying. Either you’ve been bullied, been a bully or seen someone getting bullied. But the thing I want to touch on is the thing we never seem to talk about… Bullies grow up. It’s something we never consider, because after all, bullying is a childhood problem… right? We go through our phases, graduate high school, go on to college and start careers and families, and we never stop to think about what happens to the bullies in our lives. Or do we just stop identifying them? And that’s what we’re talking about today. Sure there are bullies on the playground, hell there are bullies in classrooms, but what happens when the bullies grow up?