Judge Brett Kavanaugh is Confirmed by the U.S. Senate to the Supreme Court

Breaking News on the Nomination of Judge Kavanaugh to the U.S. Supreme Court.

ICMS, Inc Reports
By Tom Okure, Ph.D

The US Senate today voted to confirm Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court by a very small margin of (50-48-1). Senator Lisa Murkowski, who had previously indicated that she would vote in the negative withdrew her vote. Senators Collins, Flake and Manchin voted yes despite a lot of public pressure.

The nomination of Kavanaugh has been controversial throughout the process leading to his confirmation vote in the Senate today.

Judge Brett Kavanaugh

Thousands have been protesting against the nominee, even outside the Supreme Court just hours prior to the confirmation vote. Some protesters on the steps of the U.S. Capitol were arrested and many also were forcibly ejected from the Senate gallery as the final vote was taking place.

Thousands protesting against the confirmation of Judge Kavanaugh

President Trump on his way to a Kansas political rally called the confirmation "very exciting!" …..“I applaud and congratulate the U.S. Senate for confirming our GREAT NOMINEE, Judge Brett Kavanaugh, to the United States Supreme Court. Later today, I will sign his Commission of Appointment, and he will be officially sworn in.“

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The Ostentatious Spending Lifestyle of African Delegates at the United Nation's Annual General Assembly in New York City

The Ostentatious Spending Lifestyle of African UN Delegates at the UN General Assembly

ICMS, Inc Reports
By Tom Okure, PH.D

The United Nations (UN) Annual General Assembly in New York City brings together the largest gathering of world leaders for a general debate on the worlds pressing issues and to highlight each country’s policy priority spotlights in global affairs. Each country comes to the Assembly with a large delegation. Most delegates from some developing nations use this occasion to enjoy, relax and unwind from their routine daily activities back home. Many delegates from African countries who participate in this annual event are mostly privileged and of the upper class in their societies.



It has become common knowledge that many of the accompanying African delegations to the Annual United Nations Assembly in New York are not there to witness or participate in any serious policy deliberations taking place at the UN. Rather they are in New York to enjoy a well-deserved vacation sponsored by their home country in New York City with the accompanying high life, shopping spree, good food and wine and the dining out experience.

Many non-governmental organizations (NGOs) have been documenting and tracking the exploits of these delegates for many years especially because many of the delegates are from the poorest countries in the world where their citizens are living with less than two dollars a day. Moreover, many delegates openly boast of staying in the best and most expensive hotels in the city during their visit. Many have been photographed spending lavishly in high end specialty shops in the city. It is important to note that many of these lavish spending are derived from corrupt means and not from hard work in their home countries. It is also significant to observe that back in their home counties in Africa, the ordinary citizen remains poor and disenfranchised from their government and many do not even have enough food to eat or a place to live.

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