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Alan Kors

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Demons at Work - Law & Liberty

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By Alan Kors Verified, Jay Nordlinger, Thomas Williams Verified, James Hankins
| Liberty Law Talk
The Weather Underground’s revolutionary effort to slaughter young non-commissioned officers and their dates at a military dance failed. The explosives that were to be placed in bombs went off prematurely, before the nails meant to rip and maim those young bodies were packed into them. The terrorists had succeeded in killing three of their own and sending two into hiding (supported by a network of sympathizers and admirers).
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“We Will Burn and Loot and Destroy”: The Weather Underground and Its Legacy – Jay Nordlinger

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By Jay Writes, Jay Nordlinger, Alan Kors Verified, Will Morrisey
| Liberty Law Talk
In 1972, James Merrill wrote a poem called “18 West 11th Street.” That is an address in Greenwich Village, New York City. At the beginning of his poem, Merrill refers to “the Aquarians in the basement.” Later, he speaks of the house at large as “dear premises,” which have been “vainly exploded” and are “vainly dwelt upon.” Let’s dwell upon them. Merrill was born in that house—a townhouse—in 1926. His father, Charles, was the founder of Merrill Lynch, the investment bank.
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Woman charged after car smashes into Popeyes restaurant, sending three people to hospital

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By Alan Kors Verified
| Ottawa Citizen Verified
Ottawa police confirmed Saturday evening that a vehicle had driven into a Popeyes restaurant at the intersection of Montreal and Ogilvie roads. Author of the article: Aidan Cox, Alan Kors  •  Postmedia Publishing date: Jun 26, 2016  •   •  3 minute read The front of a car sits inside a Popeyes restaurant in Ottawa on Saturday, June 25, 2016.
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