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A UN Committee tasked with combatting racism on a global scale has issued an ultra rare “early warning” for the United States citing ‘alarming racism’ trends. This rare signal often preludes the potential for civil conflict.

In the past 10-years, the early warning has been issued in Burundi, Iraq, Ivory Coast, Kyrgyzstan and Nigeria.

The United Nations Committee on the Eliminations of Racial Discrimination has called on high-level politicians and public officials of the United States to condemn “racist hate speech and crimes in Charlottesville and through the country”.   Continue reading “Rare United Nations Warning—Signals Potential Civil Conflict In America”

USA Today

PHOENIX — A federal jury in Las Vegas did not return any guilty verdicts Tuesday against four men accused of conspiracy and weapons charges for their roles in the 2014 Bundy Ranch standoff.

Jurors returned not guilty verdicts on some counts and deadlocked on others after four days of deliberation, delivering a second surprising defeat to federal prosecutors in the case.

Jurors notified U.S. District Court Judge Gloria Navarro on Tuesday that they had reached an impasse on several counts, and the defendants were called into court at 2 p.m. when the verdicts were returned.   Continue reading “No guilty verdicts in Bundy Ranch standoff trial”

Washington Examiner  – by Joseph Lawler

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell are headed to Fort Knox to see its gold hoard first hand.

Mnuchin announced Monday, while appearing with McConnell at a Chamber of Commerce event in Louisville, Ky., that he would tour the bullion depository so that he could personally attest that the roughly $200 billion worth of gold there is part of the government’s assets.   Continue reading “Steven Mnuchin, Mitch McConnell to visit Fort Knox’s gold stash”

Nation One News – by  Thomas Dillingham

Jason Kessler is the man who organized the “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.

One person is dead and at least twenty were injured when a car smashed into protestors who were on the road.

There were some curious facts surrounding this event, so we decided to do some digging.   Continue reading “We just ripped the MASK off of Jason Kessler – The Internet is FOREVER…”

CBC News

They’re armed, trained on the use of their weapons and with a duty, they say, to uphold the U.S. Constitution.

Armed groups of private citizens have increasingly been taking on a security function at public events where the possibility of violent protest exists, including the past weekend at the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Va.

“We’ve seen violent clashes in the past between the left and the right, that’s nothing new,” says Daryl Johnson, who spent years as a Department of Homeland Security analyst. The new wrinkle, he says, is “guys walking around in military garb with guns. You think that’s the police but in reality it’s the local militia or The Three Percenters.”   Continue reading “Militias a ‘chilling’ presence at rallies but few signs of violence, so far”

Daily Mail

Charneshia Corley, 23, was pulled over for jumping a red light on June 21, 2015, when officers say they smelled marijuana in her car.

There then followed a 15-minute search during which she says a female officer told her to spread her legs so she could inspect it with a flashlight.

Now Corley, who is suing Harris County as a result of the incident, is demanding a special prosecutor be appointed to deal with the case, Chron reported.  Continue reading “Cop strip-searches woman, 23, outside gas station”

Reuters

BEIJING (Reuters) – If North Korea launches an attack that threatens the United States then China should stay neutral, but if the United States attacks first and tries to overthrow North Korea’s government China will stop them, a Chinese state-run newspaper said on Friday.

President Donald Trump ratcheted up his rhetoric toward North Korea and its leader on Thursday, warning Pyongyang against attacking Guam or U.S. allies after it disclosed plans to fire missiles over Japan to land near the U.S. Pacific territory.   Continue reading “Chinese paper says China should stay neutral if North Korea attacks first”

CBC News

The Canadian military is building a camp near the United States border to accommodate the influx of asylum seekers crossing into Quebec.

The camp will accommodate up to 500 people in Saint-Bernard-de-Lacolle, Que., and will consist of “modular tent shelters with floors, lighting and heating,” the Armed Forces said in a statement Wednesday.

The announcement comes as authorities struggle to handle a surge in people coming to Quebec at unofficial crossings such Roxham Road. The RCMP has already set up a tent at the crossing to deal with the arrivals.    Continue reading “Military builds camp to house surge of asylum seekers at Quebec border”

CBC News

Bees in Alberta are making a comeback a decade after being hit by a mite infestation and a harsh winter that depleted hives by 30 per cent in the province.

The population has increased from 223,000 hives in 2007 to 305,000 in 2016, Medhat Nasr, an apiculturist with Alberta’s agriculture ministry, told CBC News Tuesday.

The reason for that, he said, was the province’s monitoring of three variables that can affect bee health: mites, viruses and a parasite called Nosema. n Continue reading “Alberta bees bounce back as monitoring leads to healthier hives”

Click On Detroit

DETROIT – A robbery attempt in Detroit backfired when a teenager picked the wrong man to mess with and quickly learned he wasn’t the only person armed.

Darius Summers is a mild-mannered musician in Detroit who just turned 61 years old this week. He also recently received his license to carry a concealed weapon.

“I’d never been through this,” Summers said. “Never shot a gun before. All this is new to me.”   Continue reading “61-year-old man shoots teenager trying to steal his gun on Detroit’s west side”

CBC News

After just a few minutes standing at the end of Roxham Road, where Quebec and New York meet, the first asylum seeker appears: a lone man in a taxi seeking to make his way into Canada.

Ten minutes later, another taxi, this one carrying a family of four.

Over the next hour, three more taxis, a minivan and a shuttle bus.   Continue reading “Waves of asylum seekers keep coming at illegal border crossing in Quebec”

Spokesman – by Nicholas Deshais

Keep your eyes to the sky. The largest air war exercise seen in the Pacific Northwest began Monday with more than 3,700 military personnel from 30 countries descending on the region’s Air Force bases, including Fairchild Air Force Base.

The two-week war game will take place across the entire state, and is described by the military as “the most realistic, real-world, scenario-driven exercise ever conducted.” Airmen and soldiers will be “airdropping paratroopers and supplies, setting up remote airfields, accomplishing aeromedical evacuation missions and conducting aerial refueling.”  Continue reading “Mobility Guardian: Air war exercises bring 30 countries to Washington State this week”

Reuters

DUBAI (Reuters) – Saudi Arabia’s foreign minister called what he said was Qatar’s demand for an internationalization of the Muslim hajj pilgrimage a declaration of war against the kingdom, Saudi-owned Al Arabiya television said on Sunday, but Qatar said it never made such a call.

“Qatar’s demands to internationalize the holy sites is aggressive and a declaration of war against the kingdom,” Adel al-Jubeir was quoted saying on Al Arabiya’s website.

“We reserve the right to respond to anyone who is working on the internationalization of the holy sites,” he said.   Continue reading “Saudi Arabia says that calls for internationalization of holy sites ‘a declaration of war’”

Civil War – by JD Heyes

It’s beginning to look a lot like the 1990s again when Bill Clinton’s famous liberalism and fears of government take-overs followed by gun bans inspired the creation of right-leaning militia organizations willing to stand and fight against imagined tyranny.

Only, this time around it’s the far Left that is doing the preparing.

A web-based group that keeps an eye on Left-wing militancy is reporting that one movement claiming at least 30 branches nationwide are preparing members to wage civil war against conservatives and Trump supporters.   Continue reading “Far-Left Militia Group Claiming 30-Plus Branches Nationwide Training For CIVIL WAR With Conservatives, Trump Supporters”

BBC

US President Donald Trump has named General John Kelly, who currently heads the Department of Homeland Security, as his next chief of staff.

The announcement, made on Twitter on Friday afternoon, removes Reince Priebus from the role.

The embattled former chief of staff had faced pressure since being named as a possible leaker by Mr Trump’s newly appointed director of communication.   Continue reading “John Kelly appointment: Trump replaces chief of staff Priebus”