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ABC News

The National Rifle Association sued San Francisco on Monday over the city’s recent declaration that the gun-rights lobby is a “domestic terrorist organization.”

The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, accuses city officials of violating the gun lobby’s free speech rights for political reasons and says the city is seeking to blacklist anyone associated with the NRA. It asks the court to step in “to instruct elected officials that freedom of speech means you cannot silence or punish those with whom you disagree.”  Continue reading “NRA sues San Francisco over terrorist declaration”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was at a campaign event in the southern Israeli city of Ashdod Tuesday when Hamas rockets were fired on the city.

Early reports said at least 5 Hamas rockets triggered inbound warning sirens in Ashkelon and Ashdod just as the prime minister was on a campaign tour through the region.    Continue reading “Netanyahu Rushed Off Campaign Stage In Southern Israel As Hamas Rockets Rain Down”

Spectator Australia – by Corrine Barraclough

It may have started as an awareness movement with good intentions, but #MeToo has become a female power play – and it’s destroying lives.

Last week The Guardian published a piece hooked on a new study, which has found that men are significantly more reluctant to interact with their female colleagues following the movement.  Continue reading “#MeToo is destroying lives (oh, and opportunities for women)”

Armstrong Economics – by Martin Armstrong

QUESTION: Is there a pattern?

ANSWER: For whatever reason, these people have been promoting that the cities will all sink and we are the cause of it all. They have been touting this scenario since the 1930s when there was the Dust Bowl. It resurfaced after World War II when they were trying to stop rebuilding industry and the housing market which had been destroyed. The same argument appeared again in the 1960s when there was a great expansion in housing. Continue reading “Climate Change Has been a Routine Scare Tactic Since the 1930s”

BBC

At least 31 people have been killed in a stampede during commemorations for the Shia holy day of Ashura in the Iraqi city of Karbala, officials say.

A health ministry spokesman said another 100 people were injured and warned that the death toll could rise.  Continue reading “Iraq stampede kills 31 at Ashura commemorations in Karbala”

Discuss – by Meko Haze

At least a handful of arrests were made on Monday at the California State Capitol in Sacramento as people stood in protest of Senate Bill 276 and companion bill, SB 714, which were created to combat alleged fake medical exemptions from vaccines.  Continue reading “California Governor Gavin Newsom Signs SB 276 And SB 714 Into Law”

Breaking Israeli News – by Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz

On September 25, the 5,780th anniversary of the day on which Jewish tradition holds the world was created, the Sanhedrin is holding a conference for the emerging Organization of 70 Nations. The conference will culminate in an animal sacrifice made by representatives of the nations on the Mount of Olives in which they will renew the covenant made by Noah upon leaving the Ark.  Continue reading “Nations Invited for Animal Sacrifice on Mount of Olives Renewing Noah’s Covenant”

The Baltimore Sun

Continue reading “‘Negro Mountain’ signs removed by Maryland State Highway Administration”

Sputnik

According to the Hebrew Bible, the First Temple was constructed under King Solomon in the 10th century BCE and destroyed by a Babylonian king in 586 BC; it was then replaced by the Second Temple, which stood from 516 BC until its destruction by the Romans in 70 AD.

A Palestinian academic has claimed that there is no archaeological evidence to back up the Biblical account of ancient Jewish sanctuaries on the Temple Mount. Continue reading “Palestinian Scholar Denies Biblical Account of Jewish Shrines on Temple Mount as ‘Lies of Zionists’”

KTAR

DULUTH, Minn. (AP) — A preliminary investigation has found no signs of accelerants at a fire that destroyed a historic synagogue in northern Minnesota, authorities said Monday.

But further investigation will have to be done once the building is stabilized, Duluth Fire Chief Shawn Krizaj said.  Continue reading “No accelerant signs at synagogue fire in Minnesota city”

This is a screen shot from Page 125 of Benjamin Netanyahu’s 1995 book “Fighting Terrorism.” Notice that he PREDICTS a nuclear bomb will be placed in the World Trade Center. Also note his fear-mongering about IRAN having nukes, and this was 24 years ago. pic.twitter.com/rD1gp7tNEk

— James Perloff (@jamesperloff) September 9, 2019

Campus Reform – by Celine Ryan

A University of California-Los Angeles professor is calling not only for gun control but also “qualifications” to freedom of speech in order to combat mass shootings fueled by racism, a phenomenon he says has only come to light since President Donald Trump’s election.

UCLA professor Douglas Kellner states that until just two years ago, “all of the previous shootings were rather divorced from sociopolitical factors,” claiming that while mass shootings occurred in the past, they were the results of “individual crises of young men,” having to do with things such as family life or school trouble, in an interview published by the university.  Continue reading “UCLA prof: ‘I don’t see the Second Amendment as absolute, just like I don’t see the First Amendment as absolute’”

Activist Post – by Joziah Thayer

The death toll in Yemen has reached over 91,600 according to the Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (ACLED). The ACLED records that 4,500 direct civilian targeting events resulted in 11,700 recorded civilian fatalities since the US-Saudi led coalition invaded Yemen in 2015. Around 67% of all reported civilian fatalities since 2015 have been caused by US-Saudi led coalition airstrikes.  Continue reading “91,600 Killed in Yemen Conflict As Congress Seeks To End Arms Sales & US Involvement In The War In Yemen”

Patrick Herbert

The United States 1754 – 1863

On April 25^th 1863 Lincoln bankrupted a commercial company known as the original United States.

Prior to this, Lincoln had formed a Delaware Corporation doing business as The United States of America, Inc. in order to continue to keep the wheels of government moving following the departure, on March 27^th 1861, of eleven congressional delegates that represented the Southern States, an action which forcefully adjourned congress without having established a future date to re-convene.  Continue reading “Bankrupt”

Free Thought Project – by Jack Burns

Orlando, FL — A female inmate, Cheryl Reimar, initially went into prison in 2016 for aggravated battery with a deadly weapon against her boyfriend. However, just two years prior to her release, she would leave prison on a stretcher to the hospital suffering with a broken neck. She’s now a quadriplegic for the rest of her life and wants justice after she says at least four prison guards beat her nearly to death.  Continue reading “Woman Left a Quadriplegic After Officers Beat Her Nearly to Death for Refusing to Clean Toilet”

Herald Publicist

Japan warns that it might dump radioactive water from Fukushima into the Pacific Ocean, sparking severe security considerations

• Diplomats from 22 international locations attended the briefing on the International Ministry
• Fukushima’s operator mentioned it will run out of space for storing for the water in 2022
• Japan has been deciding what to do with the tritium-riddled water for eight years

Continue reading “Japan warns that it could dump radioactive water from Fukushima into the Pacific Ocean”