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US newspaper: Trump seeks to erase the political legacy of Obama 's
"The Hill" US newspaper reported on Wednesday that US President Donald Trump, with all power seeks to erase the political legacy of his predecessor , Barack Obama.
The newspaper At the context of a report published on its website that Trump , Yesterday everything is trying to cancel the affordable care cost law, and even smaller change initiatives identified primarily by former First Lady Michelle Obama.
She noted that the Trump administration targeted - last Monday - two who signed them Michelle Obama programs, where Sony Perdue announced, the governor of Georgia , the former , who took over the post of Minister of Agriculture, it will ease the rules developed for school lunches funded programs federally. The paper that, these rules were part of a broader effort led by Michelle Obama to fight childhood obesity .. noting that critics are classified as rules constitute a great burden, they said, the children did not like meals.
The newspaper noted that, on the same day revealed that US media memo management says that the "Peace Corps", a development run by the United States government program, will depend on the use of the name "let girls learn" also associated with the former First Lady in the framework of assistance efforts for overcoming any distinction between the sexes in education in the developing world.
According to the newspaper, these steps come to be added to a broader effort against the former president 's policies on a variety of topics such as the rules of taxation and national models, and defenders Trump pay that there is nothing unusual about the new president of the party differently moves strongly from his predecessor, but voices within Obama camp is classified as a ridiculous Trump approach, especially with regard to the initiative "to let girls learn" and standards for school meals.



The Times: detection march pirate electronic promoted terrorism " in a way James Bond"
followed the non - daily newspapers Wednesday British, the verdict was sentenced to eight years on a letter pirate from the city of Cardiff , capital of Wales region in Britain, he founded what looks like a library for the distribution of propaganda materials extremist organization Daesh online , hiding on the way , "James Bond" files include such material in metal cufflinks shirts when caught.
According to The Times newspaper in its report in this regard that God characteristic, 34, is a pirate letter turning to extremism and trained "jihadists" on encryption technologies, and the collection of a library of terrorist material, including information on missile guidance and biological weapons such as anthrax "anthrax systems" .
He adds that he was arrested in his room after an international operation shadowed people linked to a plan to attack anthrax bacteria in Kenya. When the police raided the apartment of God characteristic, I have found a memory to store information contained a copy of an academic book titled "What after anthrax: the use of weapons of infectious diseases card." " The newspaper report adds that God 's feature, was part of a group of pirates CYBERCRIMINALS followers to organize Daesh, who call themselves" e - Caliphate army "and led by " jihadist "Briton named Junaid Hussein, was convicted of pirating and leaking personal information about former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, Hussein , aged 21, was killed in the Royal air force British air strike in September / September 2015.
this is the first time we've seen something on this level, I have created a library to help terrorists around the world and were using his library. there was a guide to encrypt and ways to avoid the police and diagnosis Security devices for them and instructed experts for missile systems , as well as a large quantity of propaganda material.
Dean Hayden, director of the special anti - terrorism operations in the British Metropolitan Police, has bought a feature of God 30 pairs of metal buttons from the Chinese site, police believe that he was planning to use them to hide encrypted information and passed to terrorists.

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