US govt counterterrorism center accidentally releases ‘remote mind control’ documents - report

The Washington State Fusion Center, a multi-agency counterterrorism center, accidentally released some puzzling documents this week: A dossier on the effects of remote mind control, a media report claims.

Investigative journalism site Muckrock filed a Freedom of Information Act request with the center, looking for documents on Fusion’s investigations into white supremacist groups and far-left activists Antifa. Among the trove of documents, they got back was a file titled “EM effects on human body.”

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Cinema Theater in Saudi Arabia

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — The audience strolled down the red carpet, fetched their popcorn and soda and filed into the cinema for a night at the movies.

It was a sight common around the world. But in the capital of ultraconservative Saudi Arabia, it was a watershed moment: the first opening of a commercial movie theater in more than 30 years.

The invitation-only screening of the Hollywood blockbuster “Black Panther” on Wednesday was part of a wider social opening in the kingdom championed by the 32-year-old crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman.

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Friday Journal Page 1-4

Instructions to BJP MPs. How to play with Social Media.

The Silence of the PM

The New York Times in an editorial on Tuesday (17 April 2018) said such and other violent incidents were part of "an organized and systematic campaign by nationalist forces" to terrorise women, Muslims, and Dalits in the country.

The editorial titled "Silence as Women Are Attacked" appeared on in the New York edition of the daily, reminding how Modi tweets "frequently and considers himself a talented orator". 

"Yet he loses his voice when it comes to speaking out about the dangers faced by women and minorities who are frequent targets of the nationalist and communal forces that are part of the base of his Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)," said the Times.

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Pillion Rider

This is not a Justice