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BEN FULFORD: KIM JONG UN AND FAMILY WILL SEEK POLITICAL ASYLUM IN VLADIVOSTOK, RUSSIA

North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un and his family will seek political asylum in Russia

on or about May 8th, just before the South Korean presidential election, according to

sources in Japanese military intelligence.

This is the decision reached in secret discussions between the governments of Russia, China and

the US under the aegis of the CSIS, the sources say.

This will pave the way for a Kim Han Sol, the son of Kim Il Sung�s older brother Kim

Jong Nam, to become the new leader of North Korea, the sources say.

This will be followed by the reunification of the Korean Peninsula, they say.

However, it is not yet clear if the Kim Han Sol the CSIS plans to place in power will

be the real one or the fake one who recently appeared on internet video, the sources say.

This information has not been independently confirmed but reflects the scenario envisaged

by the CSIS

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House Freedom Caucus Will Support Obamacare Repeal Proposal - Duration: 2:57.

House Freedom Caucus Will Support Obamacare Repeal Proposal

By Jack Davis

The House Freedom Caucus, which last month banded together to block a House Republican

effort to overhaul Obamacare, has decided that a revised plan to modify the health care

law is good enough to support.

The revised proposal includes an amendment that allows states to opt out of major portions

of Obamacare.

The amendment was developed through the work of Freedom Caucus Chairman Mark Meadows, R-N.C.,

and Rep. Tom MacArthur, R-N.J.

The amendment lets states apply for waivers from an Obamacare provision that will not

allow insurers to charge higher premiums for sick people and from another that mandates

minimum insurance coverage requirements.

Instead, states can offer high-risk pools as an alternative.

�While the revised version still does not fully repeal Obamacare, we are prepared to

support it to keep our promise to the American people to lower healthcare costs,� the Freedom

Caucus said in a statement.

�We look forward to working with our Senate colleagues to improve the bill.

Our work will continue until we fully repeal Obamacare.�

One conservative group seconded the Freedom Caucus.

�While we�re still short of full repeal, this latest agreement would give states the

chance to opt out of some of Obamacare�s costliest regulations, opening the way to

greater choice and lower insurance premiums,� Club for Growth President David McIntire said

in a statement.

Now that conservatives are on board, the question remains whether a sufficient number of moderate

Republicans will join them to pass the legislation.

�We think the MacArthur amendment is a great way to lower premiums, give states more flexibility,

while protecting people with preexisting conditions,� House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wisc., said Wednesday.

�We think it�s constructive.�

Ryan said the amendment �helps us get to consensus� but did not say how close Republicans

are to the 216 votes needed to pass the measure.

However, Rep. Ryan Costello, R-Pa., said that the changes made to attract conservatives

represented, to him, the kind of concerns that �obviously make me have to think long

and hard about it.�

�We as a team all recognize we need to get to yes.

The devil�s in the details of getting there,� said Rep. Chris Collins, R-N.Y., a moderate

who supports the bill.

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