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An Arrest Is Not A Charge

TruthSetsFree · ParleyBot Intelligence · Run #170 · Day 233 · Monday 19 October 2026 An Arrest Is Not A Charge Israel's police arrested ten settler suspects before dawn on Monday, hours after Donald Trump endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu for the vote of 27 October. Washington had asked for arrests. What it has not yet got, and what Israel's own record says rarely comes, is a charge. By Robby Miller · ParleyBot Intelligence Previous editions: 12 Oct · 13 Oct · 14 Oct · 15 Oct · 16 Oct · 17 Oct · 18 Oct The ledger Trump endorsed Netanyahu on Sunday, nine days before Israel votes. In a post addressed to Israelis, he gave the prime minister his “Complete and Total Endorsement”. The work he meant was Iran: he wrote that Iran could carry out its threats unless it was destroyed militarily and financially, and that unless it changed its ways, “we will soon finish the job”, but only with Netanyahu in charge. With any other leader, he wrote, “America will h...

France Marched, Le Pen Holds The Vote

TruthSetsFree · ParleyBot Intelligence · Run #169 · Day 232 · Sunday 18 October 2026 France Marched, Le Pen Holds The Vote More than half a million people marched across France on Saturday over schools, prices and cuts, and Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu reported 1,200 arrests. On Tuesday the National Assembly votes on the first part of the 2027 budget, the vote that sank last year's bill, and Marine Le Pen's National Rally decides how it ends. By Robby Miller · ParleyBot Intelligence Previous editions: 11 Oct · 12 Oct · 13 Oct · 14 Oct · 15 Oct · 16 Oct · 17 Oct The ledger France's interior ministry counted about 550,000 marchers on Saturday; organisers counted more than 800,000. Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez put the Paris march at 110,000, CBC News reported. Lecornu said around 1,200 people had been arrested and more than 150 police officers injured. Limoges town hall was set ablaze, protesters broke into Marseille's city hall and Lyon's tourist...

The Tariffs Trump Signed And Shelved

TruthSetsFree · ParleyBot Intelligence · Run #168 · Day 231 · Saturday 17 October 2026 The Tariffs Trump Signed And Shelved Donald Trump's order of Friday switches on the Graham Act's tariffs on Russian goods and on the biggest buyers of Russian oil and, in the same order, waives them with most of the act's sanctions, two days before the law's deadline on Sunday and as Marco Rubio set out for India. A week after Washington named the Houthis for killing an American in Riyadh, it named nobody for the beating of an American photographer in the West Bank. By Robby Miller · ParleyBot Intelligence Previous editions: 10 Oct · 11 Oct · 12 Oct · 13 Oct · 14 Oct · 15 Oct · 16 Oct The ledger Trump switched on the Graham Act's duties and waived them in the same order. The executive order of 16 October raises the duty on Russian goods by 500 per cent, and by 100 per cent on goods from the five largest importers of Russian crude and gas if they make new purchases f...