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Info Meme of the Week: Statistically Speaking, Bill Clinton is a Rapist

Growing weary of revisionist history, Nina uses mathematics to prove that there is almost no chance that Bill Clinton is not a rapist.

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Info-Meme of the Week: Clinton’s Dirty Dozen

We’re back with this installment of “Info-Meme of the Week” and this time Nina’s not pulling any punches as we look at Hillary Clinton’s neocon endorsements

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Info-Meme of the Week: El Sid’s Birther Gambit

Nina takes another look at the 2008 Democratic Nomination Birther Scandal after a familiar name pops up in the news this week.

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Info-Meme of the Week: No Record, No Crime

Nina examines the curious case of a corrupt candidate who keeps accidentally destroying federal records over and over again in the Info-Meme of the Week.

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Onward to September: Site Updates, Scheduling Notes & Social Media

Nina blogs about her writing on this website, September schedule changes and her dreams for ninaillingworth.com

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Info-Meme of the Week: When Pena Met Donald

Nina takes a quick look at what should be a horrifically scandalous visit between mouthbreathing, GOP bigot candidate Donald Trump and corrupt, murderous Mexican President Pena Nieto.

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Observations from Outside the Death Star: August

Nina takes a quick but informative look at three examples of out-of-control, predatory US imperialism that haven’t received as much attention in the media as they deserve; the Department of Defense audit, Rodrigo Duterte’s “war on drugs” in the Philippines and the US-backed, Saudi-lead coalition invasion of Yemen.

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Ten Things I Think about the News – July 22nd

Nina takes a rapid-fire look at ten things in the News she hasn’t had time to discuss in more detail.

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Recommended Reading: Election Fraud Mega Edition

Nina takes a look at all things Election Fraud in this special, 2016 Democratic Primary Season edition of Recommended Reading. With thirteen shocking, informative links that primarily focus on providing objective evidence of fraud – this is a great place to send skeptical friends who aren’t aware of the horrible crimes being committed against democracy in America.

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Recommended Reading: Chetan Hebbale Smoking Gun Edition

In a very special edition of Recommended Reading, Nina takes a look at a provocative article by unknown blogger Chetan Hebbale that indicates Clinton *will* be indicted for passing classified documents through an insecure private email server – including a 2009 NDA she signed that isn’t getting nearly as much coverage as it should.

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Recommended Reading – April 11th, 2016

A quick trip around the internet to check out the articles about socialism, corruption and media you should be reading – this week, Clinton Email Scandal, Russian ties to Panama Papers and the horrible toll of Mississippi’s religious liberty law comes into focus.