Yes, Let The Youth Run America. Not Only For Women. Lemon Picker's Plight.An Arab Plays Golf and Strikes oil Not The Ball.

Yes, let the youth run the country.

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This is not only for the women who read my memos:  https://fearuswomen.com/

Finally:

World always goes for Israel's throat but eventually winds up joking on Israel's abilities to defend itself. (See 1 below.)

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The Florida lemon picker's story. (See 2 below.)
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 U.S and N Korea prepare for eventual talks. (See 3 below.)
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1)Good article by an honest reporter – a very rare individual

The UN is a political rat’s nest of leftists and demagogues. We need to get out of this poisonous organization: kick them  out of NYC Move t to Bagdad or Tehran.  The pictures of the Israeli military guarding the border with sniper scopes tell the story. They are picking out the Hamas gunmen and bombers – as they must.

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https://www.israelnationalnews.com/Articles/Article.aspx/21946

The world goes for Israel's throat

By Giulio Meotti

If the 30.000 Palestinians were allowed to cross those borders, instead of dead terrorists, we would have had dead Israelis. Would the world be more satisfied? 

All the hypocrites of the world are now at Israel's throat. 

The satrap Erdogan, who slaughters the Kurds, who invades Afrin, who persecutes Christians and who occupies Cyprus, has the nerve to accuse Israel of "terrorism" in Gaza.  At least 289 and more likely 500 people have been killed since Turkey launched its jihad against Afrin and Erdogan allows himself to give ethical lessons to Israel.

But in some perverse way, Erdogan is right: Those who did not condemn the Turkish invasion and massacres in Afrin, took two minutes to turn Israel into a Nazi at the border of Gaza for defending itself. At the UN, if there were no Americans to veto the resolution, Jerusalem would be prosecuted like the Nazis in Nuremberg. The UN Security Council met "urgently" on Friday night, despite American and Israeli requests to postpone the meeting because of the Passover Seder. They are very hurried when it comes to defaming Israel, but slow as sloths when it comes to Syria, North Korea, Iran.

Meanwhile, the EU, with Federica Mogherini, who has said nothing about the deaths and tortures and those arrested in Iran, calls for an "independent investigation" on Gaza, without mentioning the crimes of Hamas. The Palestinians should have tried to break through the borders of Turkey, Egypt, Iran or Syria. Instead of 16, there would have been 3.000 deaths. And all civilians. Hypocrites!

Then Pope Francis, in his speech before the blessing Urbi et Orbi said that "the Holy Land is wounded by open conflicts that do not spare the defenseless".

t is right to complain about the loss of life in Gaza. But it would have been correct only if he had reminded the Hamas terrorists to stand alongside the "defenseless". The "march" of Hamas against Israel was so defenseless that the leader of the Islamists of Gaza Sinwar said that "we will eat the livers of the Israelis". The livers ... Those who slander Israel, without denouncing the terrorism that for 70 years wants to throw the Jews into the sea, accept a role in the choreography of terror set up by those who want to "eat the livers of the Israelis ".

If the 30.000 Palestinians were allowed to cross those borders, instead of dead terrorists, we would have had dead Israelis. Would the world be more satisfied? 

The mainstream media have written horrible and ridiculous lies talking about "slaughter" and "massacre". Within hours, on the basis of falsehoods and prejudices acting like a fever, Israel was lynched, tried and sentenced to the gallows by public opinion, much of it due to the TV and newspapers.

Today I am ashamed of my profession.

Israel has the right to use force to defend its citizens and borders from terrorists.

Hamas has killed hundreds of unarmed Israeli civilians.

Hamas has launched thousands of missiles on Israeli cities.

Hamas has unleashed three wars against Israel in ten years.

Hamas has transformed Gaza into an Afghanistan on the Mediterranean.

This is why Europe has included Hamas in the terrorist list. Israel has rights to the naval blockade of Gaza and to seal its borders and to defend them from those who want to destroy the Jewish State.

In the last war, Palestinian terrorists used the tunnels to enter Israel in order to kill soldiers and civilians. Most of the participants in yesterday's clashes were women and children, human shields, but all the victims are male, aged between 18 and 30, and have been directly involved in terrorism.

What would Western countries have done if ISIS had organized such a demonstration in Calais or Melilla, the most fragile borders of France and Spain? Hamas and ISIS are children of the same Islamist evil. Both use civilians as human shields. Instead of education, they have marches on the borders. Instead of infrastructure, they have tunnels and missiles. There is no "occupation" in Gaza since 2005. But Hamas wants everything, Ashkelon, Jaffa, Jerusalem. That's why they want to break through Israeli borders by marches and through tunnels. 

All over the world people protest with signs and slogans. In Gaza they do it with Molotov cocktails and rifles. But they will not succeed. Israel's ability to "hold" is unique in the world. What other democratic and Western state would resist in Israel's place? None.

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2) 

Sally Mulligan of Coral Springs, Florida decided to take one of the jobs that most Americans are not willing to do.

Sally applied for a job in a Florida  lemon grove and seemed too qualified for the job.

She has a liberal arts degree from the University of Michigan and had worked as a social worker and a school teacher.

 The foreman frowned and said, "I have to ask you, have you had any actual experience in picking lemons?"

 

"Well, as a matter of fact, I have," she said. 

"I've been divorced three times, owned two Chrysler's, voted twice for Obama, and once for Hillary."

 She starts in the morning.

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3)Secret, direct talks underway between US and North Korea

By Elise Labott, Kevin Liptak and Jenna McLaughlin, 

The United States and North Korea have been holding secret, direct talks to prepare for a summit between President Donald Trump and North Korea leader Kim Jong Un, a sign that planning for the highly anticipated meeting is progressing, several administration officials familiar with the discussions tell CNN.

Central Intelligence Agency Director Mike Pompeo and a team at the CIA have been working through intelligence back-channels to make preparations for the summit, the officials said. American and North Korean intelligence officials have spoken several times and have even met in a third country, with a focus on nailing down a location for the talks.

Although the North Korean regime has not publicly declared its invitation by Kim Jong Un to meet with Trump, which was conveyed last month by a South Korean envoy, several officials say North Korea has since acknowledged Trump's acceptance, and Pyongyang has reaffirmed Kim is willing to discuss the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula.

The North Koreans are pushing to have the meeting in their capital, Pyongyang, the sources said, although it is unclear whether the White House would be willing to hold the talks there. The Mongolian capital Ulaanbaatar has also been raised as a possible location, the sources said.

The talks between intelligence officials are laying the groundwork for a meeting between Pompeo and his North Korea counterpart, the head of the Reconnaissance General Bureau, in advance of the leaders' summit. Once a location is agreed upon the officials said that the date will be set and the agenda discussed in greater detail.

Officials said the decision to use the already existing intelligence channel was more a facet of Pompeo's current status as CIA director as he awaits confirmation as secretary of state than a reflection of the content of the discussions. Pompeo is expected to begin the process of Senate confirmation in the next several weeks.
One of Trump's most trusted national security advisers, Pompeo has led efforts to prepare for the summit, which Trump has pressed his aides to organize. If he confirmed, he will assume oversight of the diplomatic preparations.

As recently as this weekend, Trump told associates he was looking forward to the summit, which he agreed to on the spot when presented the invitation from Kim. The timeline, however, remains unknown. Officials said the current target is late May or even June.

Trump is due to meet in two weeks with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe at his Mar-a-Lago estate. Abe is expected to come bearing a list of concerns about opening talks with Kim.

The New York Times first reported last month that the CIA was taking the lead in preparing for the Trump-Kim summit.

Officials said the participation of the North Koreans in the preparatory talks give them more confidence that Kim is serious about meeting. Until the talks between US and North Korean intelligence officials began in earnest, Trump and his aides have relied partly on the characterizations of the South Koreans, which have experienced a rapprochement since the Olympic games held in Pyongchang in February that led to Kim's historic invite to Trump.

The Chinese have also provided a briefing to the White House after Kim and President Xi Jinping met in Beijing late last month.

State Department officials continue to communicate with the North Koreans though their mission to the United Nations, discussions which are referred to as the "New York channel."

The talks with North Korea are informing coordination among government agencies which are preparing for the summit, an effort led by Matthew Pottinger, the top Asia official at the National Security Council. Incoming national security adviser John Bolton, who starts work at the White House on Monday, is expected to assume a large role in the planning for the talks, along with Pompeo.

At the State Department, leading the diplomatic effort are acting Assistant Secretary Susan Thornton and deputy special representative for North Korean policy Mark Lambert, who speaks with North Korean officials through the "New York channel." Their work includes scouting potential locations, coming up with names of US officials who can help staff the talks and pouring over records on previous negotiations with North Korea. They are also leading diplomacy with South Korea, as well as Japan, China and Russia.

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