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USA: 'Exit this race within 24 hours or we will release all we have found.'- hackers threaten U.S presidential candidate Ted Cruz
“Your lying during this presidential campaign has gotten out of control,” the video begins. A voice alleges, “You have committed voter fraud to steal votes that do not belong to you … The fraud you have committed against Mr. [Ben]Carson will not be tolerated.”
“Anonymous will not let this go without repercussions or consequences,” the video states. “We will not sit and watch the citizens of America fall for it any longer.” “Almost every word that comes out of your mouth is a complete lie … and you, Mr. Cruz, have been hiding behind some very dirty secrets that lie beneath the surface … secrets that you believed would never haunt you.” “It’s time that we tell America what’s hiding behind the curtain,” the voice states, taunting, “… Do you recall visiting prostitutes?” (The clip offers no suggestion or proof that Cruz actually did consort with hookers, however.) Finally, the video ends with an ultimatum: “Mr. Cruz, we are now demanding that you exit this race within 24 hours, or Anonymous will release all of the information we have found … Your so-called underground hacks that you think were done in the dark will be brought out for all the public to see …Your disgusting behavior … will go viral on every social media platform.”SOURCE: http://www.lindaikejisblog.com
NORTH KOREA: North Korea sentences US student to 15 years in prison with hard labour for stealing propanganda material
North Korea today, March 16 sentenced an American student, Otto Warmbier, to 15 years of hard labor for crimes against the state. The sentence was handed down by North Korea's Supreme Court.
Warmbier, a 21-year-old University of Virginia student, was detained in January for trying to steal an item bearing a political slogan from his hotel in the capital Pyongyang.
Warmbier, who is from the city of Wyoming in Ohio, said that his crime "is very severe and pre-planned."
"I entirely beg you and the government of DPRK for your forgiveness,” a tearful Warmbier said at a press conference in February. “Please, I’ve made the worst mistake of my life. But please act to save me."
Warmbier was arrested on January 2 after he was detained by immigration officials. Warmbier was returning to China after wrapping up a five-day tour to DPRK along with other tourists, according to the tour operator that arranged the trip.
Warmbier was arrested on January 2 after he was detained by immigration officials. Warmbier was returning to China after wrapping up a five-day tour to DPRK along with other tourists, according to the tour operator that arranged the trip.
There was no immediate confirmation by North Korean state media of the sentence which appeared to come just hours after veteran US diplomat Bill Richardson reportedly met with two diplomats from North Korea's UN office to press for Warmbier's release.
SOURCE: LINDAIKEJISBLOG.COM
NIGERIA: TERRORISM: Boko Haram suicide bombers attack Muslim praying ground in Maiduguri, kill 25
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FOOTBALL: RUMOUR: South Africa paid a $10m bribe to host the World Cup in 2010
FOOTBALL: Real Madrid going nowhere if we keep playing like this - Zidane
Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane was unhappy with his team's showing despite their dramatic 2-1 La Liga win over Las Palmas.
Madrid needed a late winner from Casemiro to emerge victorious after Willian Jose had cancelled out Sergio Ramos' opener in the 87th minute at the Estadio de Gran Canaria, before Ramos was sent off for a second booking.
And Zidane was not impressed with Madrid's performance and was adamant they will have to improve if they are to have a shot at winning the Champions League.
"The most important thing is that we got the full three points, but I am worried about our second-half performance," Zidane said at a news conference.
"I will watch the game back on Monday and analyse things. But I am very worried about the second half. I don't think the win was undeserved, though. We scored from two set-pieces, but that is part of the game.
"Of course, Las Palmas did very well and caused us problems. But what worries me is our own performance.
"We are not thinking about the Champions League. The players are focused on what they have to do. If we want to dream of winning something, we will have to do much better. That is crystal clear. We are going nowhere if we play like this. We cannot play like we did in the second half. I want to watch the game again, but there is no doubt that we cannot play like this."
SOURCE: GOAL.COM
FOOTBALL: Diego Costa charged with improper conduct after Barry incident
The Spain international was accused of attempting to bite Gareth Barry after being fouled during the 2-0 defeat.
Costa and Barry both later denied there being any bite but the Spaniard will nevertheless face further examination by the Football Association for his actions in addition to the ban he will receive for being sent off.
"Diego Costa has been charged in relation to Chelsea’s FA Cup sixth round fixture against Everton on Saturday 12 March 2016," an FA statement reads. "It is alleged his behaviour, after being shown a second yellow card in the game, amounted to improper conduct.
"He has until 6pm (GMT) on Thursday 17 March 2016 to respond to the charge.
"Meanwhile, the Chelsea striker has until Wednesday [16 March 2016] to provide his observations to The FA in relation to an alleged gesture he made towards Everton supporters while leaving the pitch at half-time.""He has until 6pm (GMT) on Thursday 17 March 2016 to respond to the charge.
source:goal.com
FOOTBALL: The BIZARRE secret behind Leicester's fairytale title bid(VooDoo?)
The secret behind Leicester City's success this season may have finally been revealed, by a Thai monk!
Phra Prommangkalachan, a Buddhist monk, has been visiting Leicester regularly for the past three seasons, blessing the pitch and gifting players lucky charms.
And he believes that his visits may have had some effect on the side's fortunes, with the club currently five points clear of second-placed Tottenham in the Premier League with eight games of the season remaining.
"I hang some amulets on their necks and I gave them these fabric talismans," he told AFP.
"I'm not sure if they understood what I explained to them about it, but they knew that it would bring them luck.
The club's owner, Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, is said to be a devout buddhist, and Phra has little doubt that he will soon see the Premier League trophy lifted on the same King Power Stadium pitch that his helicopter regularly lands on.
"He brought monks there to pray for auspiciousness and luck in the game, for the management team and the players," he added.
"The team will be the number one in the Premier League this year for sure."
FOOTBALL: Neymar: I want to play for Brazil at the Rio Olympics
"I'm very keen to be there, not only for the gold medal that Brazil misses, but for doing it in my country.
"It's hard to send a message to the Brazilian people and promise something. The only thing that I can assure them of is that I'll do my best to honour our shirt with all my strength, my football, so we can go as far as possible."
The Brazil international, who is widely considered one of the best players in the world, also opened up about his four-year-old son Davi Lucca da Silva Santos.
Neymar is keeping any hopes for his son to follow in his footsteps under wraps because he isn't as football-obsessed as his Champions League-winning father - in fact, he doesn't like the sport at all!
"I don't think my son understands that he has a famous father," he joked. "He knows I play football, but I don't think he captures the size, the dimension, of who his daddy is.
"Geez... I don't think my son was made for football! So far he doesn't like football, but let's see what happens! But I find it hard to believe... He's four now."
Neymar concluded the interview with a candid admission that Spain's parties don't match the ones in his homeland.
"What I miss from Brazil are my friends, family... And the parties!" he said, before breaking into uncontrollable laughter.
SOURCE: GOAL.COM
FOOTBALL: Dembele: Spurs players surprised by title charge!
Mauricio Pochettino's men currently sit second with eight games of the season remaining, five points behind shock leaders Leicester City.
Spurs have claimed 16 wins from their 30 matches in 2015-16, and have only lost on four occasions, leaving them six points ahead of north London rivals Arsenal, though the beleaguered Gunners have a game in hand.
"Yes, [we're] surprised," Dembele is quoted as saying by the London Evening Standard. "We believe in ourselves but we surprised everyone and of course we are very happy about this.
"The ambitions change during the year, of course
"We're up there, we play as a team and for us, this is what we deserve and we want to go further, of course."
Spurs face Borussia Dortmund in the second leg of their Europa League Round of 16 tie, which they trail 3-0, before returning to domestic action against Bournemouth on Sunday.
SOURCE: GOAL.COM
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