90 Miles From Tyranny

Wednesday, October 11, 2017

INDESTRUCTIBLE. This Partisan One flat-pack box is actually a warzone SUV that can survive a BOMB – and comes with a 100 year warranty

The bizarre Partisan One military SUV ditches style for a basic steel frame bolted together. It'll tackle the harshest environments around the world and comes with a 100 year warranty

FORGET the flowing lines of an Aston Martin or the luxury of a Rolls-Royce - this is the new kid on the block.

The boxy Partisan One might just be one of the most basic and ugliest cars ever.

The warzone ready SUV is limited to a steering wheel, pedals, lights and seats - and yet you'll still need to part with £44,000 for the privilege.

But don't worry, you do get a 100 year warranty because the German firm reckons it's THAT indestructible - presumably because there's so little to actually break.

Kia's market leading seven year warranty suddenly looks a little inadequate.

The scaffold-inspired Partisan One is delivered in lightweight assembly kits - think Ikea at war.

It's the brainchild of Russian engineer Dr Juri Postnikov and is expected to live life on the battlefield.

It can be dropped into any warzone and withstand ...

Why We Cannot Trust the FBI

NBC passed on explosive Weinstein rape story Woody Allen’s son just broke in the New Yorker; WHY?

Ronan Farrow (second from left) said his estranged father,
Woody Allen, molested his sister Dylan.

NBC News reporter Ronan Farrow had the bombshell sex abuse story about Harvey Weinsteinmonths ago, but the liberal news network refused to run it. So Farrow took it to rival New Yorker magazine, which published the story this week.

Underscoring that the left’s culture of silence surrounding Hollywood depravity has business — as well as ethical — consequences, the New Yorker broke the biggest entertainment story of the decade after NBC News passed on it.

Farrow, the estranged son of director (and famously accused child molester) Woody Allen, appeared on the Rachel Maddow Show to discuss Weinstein’s three decades of sexual harassment and abuse.

“Why did you end up reporting this story for the New Yorker and not NBC News?” Maddow asked. Ronan played coy because NBC, the parent of MSNBC, is still his employer.

“You would have to ask NBC and NBC executives about the details of that story,” he said. “I’m not going to comment on any news organization’s story that they did or didn’t run.”

Farrow continued: “Over many years, many news organizations have circled this storyand faced a great deal of pressure in doing so. And there are now reports emerging publicly about the kinds of pressure that news organizations face in this.”

Farrow revealed that Weinstein’s lawyers threatened to sue him if he published his story. “In the course of this reporting, I was threatened with a lawsuit personally by Mr. Weinstein,” he said. “And we’ve already seen that the [New York] Times has been publicly threatened with...