Georgia Pouliquen, a French lawyer, who could not publish her video in France because of a media blackout, asked The Houndog, who publishes from Canada, to upload it.

During the video, Pouliquen, a member of the Yellow Vest movement, testifies to massive domestic repression and violation of fundamental human rights taking place in France right now. 

Pouliquen says she wants to provide testimony of government violence toward French civilians to the world--

In "Koreans Prepare for Trumpian Peace?", Bill Still of The Still Report focused on the reactions of members of the Korean community in Hanoi to the Trump-Kim Summit 2019.   

According to Still, members of the 60,000-strong Korean community in Hanoi "believe Korean unification is right around the corner."

"We can't pass the divided Korean peninsula [on] to our next generation. We fully welcome the summit which may resolve 70 years of our division," said Chairman of Korean Association in Hanoi. "Koreans in Hanoi want to live in a conflict-free peninsula."

Cowboys, cowgirls, and Native Americans rode into the nation's capital on Friday, Feb. 23, passing the White House to show support for President Trump’s national emergency declaration.

The hooves of their beautiful horses clattered on the pavement of DC streets, echoing thoughout the nation's capital.

Most traveled from New Mexico border ranches. But they began their eight-day ride from Cumberland, Maryland, begun stratgically on Feb. 15, the day President Trump declared a national emergency along the U.S.-Mexico border.