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To conquer a place is to fundamentally subdue its population. This must be clearly differentiated from 'occupation', a specific legal term that governs the relationship between a foreign "occupying power" and the occupied nation under international law, particularly the Fourth Geneva Convention.

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  1. The Nazis also received strong support from white supremacist groups without disavowing them.
  2. The Nazis also tried to suppress freedom of speech and of the press.
  3. The Nazis also opposed abortion.
  4. The Nazis also engaged in efforts to keep people from voting.
  5. The Nazis were big on defense issues, too.
  6. The Nazis also had a leader who was widely perceived to be a big-mouthed fool until people discovered how dangerous he actually was.
  7. The Nazis also made secret deals with Russia to further their agenda.
  8. The Nazis also discriminated against women and minorities.
  9. The Nazis also plunged their country deeply into debt by plunging into a variety of foreign wars which helped make their defense industry friends rich.
  10. The Nazis also bent rules and broke them until it was too late to stop them.
  11. The Nazis also hated unions and tried to destroy the influence of organized labor.
  12. The Nazis also had a lot of slogans like Make Germany Great Again.
  13. The Nazis also blamed foreigners and immigrants for economic problems and promised their punishment and deportation.
  14. The Nazis also used ethnic sl

The world mourns Pope Francis, a good, loving man who brought the Holy Mother Church back to the people and made his native Argentina proud.

Francis was a welcome change after the orthodoxy and rigidity of former Pope Benedict XVI who sent an icy chill through Catholicism. Francis did a lot to soften the image of Catholicism despite the many sexual and financial scandals that beset the church.

For me, a non-Catholic, the most important thing about the late pope, born Jose Bergoglio in Argentina, was his choice of papal name: Francisco in the Latin tongues.

He modeled himself after Saint Francis of Assisi, born in 1182, one of the most important and majestic figures in Catholic history. St. Francis was among the first spiritual leaders to call for the protection of the environment and humane treatment of and respect for all animals. The Franciscan Order was created in tribute to his teachings. St. Francis’ famous prayer for peace:

Lord, make me an instrument of your peace:

where there is hatred, let me sow love;

where there is injury, pardon;

where there is doubt, faith;

where there is despair, hope;

The administration of Donald Trump is making an unbridled push to block renewable
energy projects—including last week halting the placement of 54 wind turbines in the ocean
south of Long Island, New York—and is pushing fossil fuels, among them coal. The burning of
fossil fuels is the leading cause of climate change. Trump has repeatedly called climate change a
“hoax.”
Meanwhile, a Long Island resident, Lee Zeldin of Shirley, who Trump named
administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, is cancelling on a sweeping basis
environmental regulations, discharging EPA employees and, last week, stopping the collection of
greenhouse gas emission data.
Further, on April 8 th Trump issued an executive order directing the U.S. attorney general
to identify “illegal” state and local climate, energy and environmental justice laws that “impede”
domestic energy production and use and “take all appropriate action to stop” their enforcement.
The order is titled: “Protecting American Energy From State Overreach.” It opens: “My
Administration is committed to unleashing American energy.”

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Has any Ohio citizen-led amendment worked this hard, overcome so many hurdles, and faced such disingenuous opposition from their own state government to get its constitutional amendment in front of voters?

“No,” Cynthia Brown said bluntly to the Free Press. Brown is the energy and leadership behind the Ohio Coalition To End Qualified Immunity.

Wen it comes to changing the policy which shields Ohio law enforcement from civil litigation after violating the civil rights of those they’ve sworn to protect, the Ohio Coalition To End Qualified Immunity (OCTEQI) always knew the challenge would be daunting. Afterall, they were up against the GOP-besieged executive offices of the Ohio Statehouse, which rejected their amendment nine times, making them re-start the process from the beginning each and every time.

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Columbus Women’s Chorus, central Ohio’s only feminist chorus, will continue celebrating its 35th year with the world premiere of a commissioned work Dance the Wind, with music by Assistant Artistic Director / Accompanist Sheena Phillips and lyrics by soprano Bobbie Brooks. The Artistic Director is Lisa Springer.

The chorus will perform a wide variety of contemporary music, from folk to classical to blues, with new repertoire plus favorites chosen by members of the chorus, now 80 singers strong.

Due to a sold out concert last November, there will be two shows this spring.

Saturday May 3 and Sunday May 4
First Unitarian Universalist Church
93 W. Weisheimer Rd. in the Clintonville neighborhood

Doors open at 6:30pm for both concerts, which will begin promptly at 7:00.
The venue is handicap accessible and the concerts will be interpreted for the hearing impaired.

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About half of all waters in the United States are too polluted for swimming, fishing, or drinking. 

That, according to advocates, is why we need the Great Lakes and State Waters Bill of Rights, a new law which was introduced into the New York legislature by Assemblyman Patrick Burke (District 142) on March 19th.

Details about event

Sunday, April 27, 11am-7pm
Scioto Audubon Metro Park, 400 W Whittier St, Columbus, OH 43215

Celebrate making a difference in the environment in Central Ohio at the Earth Day Columbus Celebration presented by Green Columbus. This free, family-friendly event is zero-waste and brings together fun and opportunities to learn more about and support a green Central Ohio community.

Donation-Based Yoga Class with Zen Yoga 10am-10:45am, Performance Dogs of Ohio 12:30pm, 2pm, 3:30pm, Children’s Activities 11am-5pm , Bands, Vendors, Food Trucks & Beverages: 11am-7pm

We need some extra volunteer help to keep things running smoothly throughout the day!

Tasks during your volunteer shift may include:

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