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China’s Global Times — the communist country’s hawkish, belligerent state tabloid — has responded to the Pentagon’s Friday announcement stating the US is looking to deploy intermediate range ballistic missiles to Asia “within months,” warning “it will certainly trigger an intense arms race in the region.” Continue reading ““New Cold War” Unleashing “Geopolitical Chaos”: China Reacts To US Offensive Missiles In Asia”
Police in El Paso tweeted that there were multiple reports of multiple shooters as the grim massacre in El Paso unfolded last Saturday, and the mayor of El Paso later told CNN distinctly that “three suspects” had been placed in custody. However, further reports have eliminated mention of any more than one shooter. The sole suspect now is Patrick Crusius, 21, of Allen, Texas, who allegedly posted a racist manifesto on the Internet before the shooting. Continue reading “El Paso Police Say They Received Multiple Reports of Multiple Shooters, Witness Claims She Saw Multiple Shooters”
Health Impact News – by Brian Shilhavy
Chief Justice of the Samoa Supreme Court Vui Clarence Nelson sentenced two nurses this week (August, 2019) convicted of negligence and manslaughter in the death of two infants who died immediately after receiving the MMR vaccine.
See our previous coverage: Continue reading “Two Nurses Sentenced to Five Years for Manslaughter and Negligence in MMR Vaccine Deaths of Two Babies”
Lebanese actress Soha Kikano has called for burning Palestinians in Nazi leader Adolph Hitler’s ovens over their protest against the Lebanese decision to restrict their working rights, Al-Wattan Voice reported yesterday.
Kikano wrote on Twitter: “The Palestinians in Sidon are protesting against the decisions of the labour minister. May they get blinded,” suggesting that measures are needed to “get rid” of them. Continue reading “Lebanon actress calls for burning Palestinians in Hitler’s ovens”
The Government Rag – by Stephanie Sledge
Finally, teachers and parents are starting to become uncomfortable keeping their children in public schools, which has become a playground for fake shootings and war games. In 2012, Department of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano warned the nation we were going to be witnessing more and more school shootings. With this in mind, parents, teachers, and others within the public school system have put their faith in the local police and others alike to keep them safe from the so-called lone gunman. However, it is starting to backfire and now, the nation is beginning to question who is really inflicting the terror and why public schools are actively being used for these trauma-based mind control psychological operations. Continue reading “Teachers And Parents Are Sick Of Trauma Based Shooting Drills In Schools”
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The American Israel Education Foundation, a charity affiliated with AIPAC, is sponsoring two groups of U.S. legislators from the House of Representatives on visits to Israel. The first, a Democratic delegation, arrives on Monday. The second, made up of Republicans, is scheduled to arrive later in the week.
Both will come for a week-long tour. They will also visit the Palestinian Authority. Continue reading “US House delegations, including Omar, Tlaib, arriving in Israel”
The Economic Collapse – by Michael Snyder
Whenever a tragic act of violence makes national headlines, the calls to give up more of our freedoms and liberties in exchange for the promise of increased security become deafening. But if we take another step toward becoming an authoritarian society every time something horrible happens, eventually we won’t have any of the basic liberties and freedoms that previous generations of Americans fought so hard to secure for us. Unfortunately, voices like mine are becoming increasingly rare, and the American people seem to want a society that will shelter them from anything that could possibly go wrong. Of course there has never been such a society in all of human history, and we won’t be able to create one either. No governmental system can eliminate the problem of evil, and bad things sometimes happen to good people. And without a doubt, the mass shootings that we witnessed over the weekend were absolutely horrific. In less than 24 hours, 29 American lives were lost between these two mass shootings, and this has greatly shaken the entire nation… Continue reading “America Is Not Going To Be A Free And Open Society Any Longer”
On Saturday, a white supremacist killed 20 people and injured dozens of others at a Walmart in El Paso, Texas. On Sunday, nine people were shot and killed in downtown Dayton, Ohio, with 27 others injured. Walmart has an interesting role in this: While company founder Sam Walton was an avid hunter, most people associate the big box store with groceries, cleaning supplies, and clothing. In many locations, perhaps surprising to some, you can buy guns and ammunition. And while it depends on the state, Walmart does allow you to open carry in stores where it’s legal to do so. Continue reading “El Paso massacre leads to social media movement: Stop selling guns and ammunition, Walmart”
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Monday morning, hospital officials at Del Sol Medical Center confirmed that two patients who were listed in critical condition died overnight.
The first victim was identified as an elderly woman who passed away in the middle of the night and the second had passed away just before the press conference at 11 a.m. Continue reading “LIST: Victims of the El Paso Walmart shooting”
DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — Police worked Monday to pin down why a 24-year-old gunman killed nine people, including his sister, in a weekend shooting rampage in a popular nightlife area in Dayton, Ohio.
Connor Betts, who was wearing a mask and body armor when he opened fire in the bustling Oregon District early Sunday morning, had a level of weaponry that was “fundamentally problematic,” said Dayton Police Chief Richard Biehl. Continue reading “Unknowns in Ohio shooting include: Did he target his sister?”
New York Post – by Chris Perez
A Florida man was arrested Sunday for threatening to “shoot up” his local Walmart — later telling cops he was “intrigued” by the El Paso and Dayton massacres.
Wayne Lee Padgett, 31, is accused of targeting a Walmart in Gibsonton, just 10 miles south of Tampa. Continue reading “‘Copycat’ attack thwarted at Fla. Walmart, suspect ‘intrigued’ by mass shootings: cops”
The situation in Hong Kong is rapidly deteriorating, with violence breaking out in seven locations Monday afternoon as the citywide strike crippled transportation.
What were supposed to be peaceful sit-ins in different districts turned into riots, “with Wong Tai Sin and Harcourt Road seeing the most intense confrontations as protesters kneel instead of flee, to shield themselves while tear gas rounds and sponge grenades rain on them,” according to SCMP. Continue reading “Violent Chaos Breaks Out In Hong Kong: Police Stations Set On Fire, Triads Beat Protesters, City Paralyzed”
Update 3: The carnage from yuan volatility is starting to spread…
Chinese bond yields are tumbling… Continue reading “Currency War Begins: Chinese Yuan Crashes Past 7 To New Record Low; Global Markets Tumble After Beijing Suspends US Agri Imports”