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New York Post – by Reed Tucker
Forgive me, Father, for I have worn spandex.
A controversial new comic series hits shelves Wednesday, imagining Jesus returning to Earth as a superhero sidekick, and The Post has an exclusive first look.
The satirical work is written by Mark Russell and illustrated by Richard Pace, and if you think some among the faithful might find the premise blasphemous, you’d be right. Continue reading “‘Second Coming’ comic resurrects Jesus as controversial superhero”
Critics of President Donald Trump were flying high Thursday after his jaw-dropping gaffe in his Independence Day speech that the brave U.S. Army took over airports during the Revolutionary War.
Trump, clearly reading from a teleprompter, talked about how the Continental Congress in 1775 “created a unified Army out of the Revolutionary Forces encamped around Boston and New York.” The army suffered a “bitter winter of Valley Forge, found glory across the waters of the Delaware and seized victory from Cornwallis of Yorktown,” Trump said. Continue reading “Trump dive-bombed in tweets after claiming army seized revolutionary war airports”
Recently released footage shows the moment more than a hundred dehydrated Central American migrants were freed from an abandoned truck and cared for by authorities in Mexico last week.
Residents in Ozuluama, a city in the Mexican Gulf Coast state of Veracruz, heard desperate cries coming from the back of a tractor trailer on June 27. Continue reading “Video shows 134 dehydrated Central American migrants, including 71 CHILDREN, from a truck in Mexico”
A powerful earthquake with a 6.4 magnitude rocked Southern California on Thursday, marking the strongest earthquake in the region since 1999, officials said.
“We will continue to have a lot of aftershocks,” seismologist Dr. Lucy Jones warned at a news conference following the quake.
A magnitude 5 aftershock is likely, Jones said. Continue reading “Biggest earthquake in 20 years rocks Southern California, strong aftershocks expected”
Godlike Productions – by Trained Noticer, 2013
When in the Course of sitting on our fat butts watching the fables of the Ministry of Propaganda on TV, it becomes necessary for us, the dumb masses, to embrace the political bands which have connected us with our government, and to accept the government as the powers of the earth, deny the separate and equal station to which the Laws of Nature and of Nature’s God entitles us…, uh, we realize that… uh we, um, well… we don’t give a crap. Just send us our checks, our food stamp cards, and our TV Guides. Continue reading “Declaration of Dependence”
Campus Reform – by Cabot Phillips
This Fourth of July, people across the nation will set off fireworks, grill, and spend time with family in celebration of America’s independence.
But not everyone will be feeling the patriotism. Continue reading “Students say America is NOT the greatest country on Earth”
Chuck Hughey braves security lines at Pittsburgh International Airport at least once a week. Not to catch a flight, but to get an ice cream cone or cruise a few of the concourses. Is he nuts? Not at all, he will tell you, just a doting grandfather. He and 3-year-old Cleo spend quality time there, riding the trams between terminals and gliding along the moving walkways. Continue reading “Airports Open Up to Terminal Tourists Who Just Want to Hang Out”
Rep. Mark Walker (R-N.C.) called on Rep. Justin Amash (Mich.) to leave the House Republican Conference after he announced Thursday he is leaving the GOP.
“Amash left the @freedomcaucus now he’s leaving the @GOP. The @HouseGOP never left @justinamash – we simply ran out of space for his ego. However, we should make sure he leaves Conference and his committee,” Walker, who is the Republican Conference vice chair, tweeted. Continue reading “GOP lawmaker calls for Amash to leave Republican Conference”
Democratic Presidential candidate Cory Booker has caused controversy by crossing into Mexico to escort deported asylum seekers back over the border.
The Senator, 50, visited the Mexican border city Ciudad Juarez from El Paso, Texas, to help five women who had previously been sent back to Mexico. Continue reading “Democratic candidate Cory Booker causes controversy by helping immigrants return to the U.S.”
This is Europa – by Mike Walsh
What do Macron, May, and Merkel have in common? They have no children, in fact, many European political leaders who make decisions affecting Europe’s future are childless. The same is true of Holland’s Mark Rutte, Italy’s Paolo Gentiloni Switzerland’s Simonetta Sommaruga, Sweden’s Stefan Löfven, Luxembourg’s Xavier Bettel, Scotland’s Nicola Sturgeon.
These globalists are a sinister reflection of an ideological Europe and its lack of will to reproduce and place the family at the center, literally as well as culturally. This disturbing trend threatens to make ours the last viable ethno-European generation. Continue reading “Globalists Conspire To Destroy Ethnic Europe”
Strategic Culture – by Philip Giraldi
Over the past two years, the White House has initiated trade disputes, insulted allies and enemies alike, and withdrawn from or refused to ratify multinational treaties and agreements. It has also expanded the reach of its unilaterally imposed rules, forcing other nations to abide by its demands or face economic sanctions. While the stated Trump Administration intention has been to enter into new arrangements more favorable to the United States, the end result has been quite different, creating a broad consensus within the international community that Washington is unstable, not a reliable partner and cannot be trusted. This sentiment has, in turn, resulted in conversations among foreign governments regarding how to circumvent the American banking system, which is the primary offensive weapon apart from dropping bombs that Washington has to force compliance with its dictates. Continue reading “Goodbye Dollar, It Was Nice Knowing You!”
Authorities have confirmed that a suspicious package discovered Monday at a Facebook mailing facility in Menlo Park, California, has tested negative for “any potentially dangerous substance,” a Facebook spokesperson said Tuesday.
Emergency hazmat crews spent several hours at the mailing facility after a machine that can detect dangerous substances alerted employees Monday morning that a package might contain the chemical nerve agent sarin, the Menlo Park Fire District said. Continue reading “Suspicious Package at Facebook Mailing Facility Tests Negative”
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Hundreds of federal police blocked highways in and around Mexico’s capital Wednesday in open revolt against plans to absorb the officers into the newly formed National Guard, a move that the police fear could upend their jobs.
The protests came as the government officially began deploying the National Guard to try to seal the country’s porous southern border and control immigration and crime. The demonstrations threatened to complicate the formation of the new force, which President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has bet Mexico’s future security on. Continue reading “Mexican police revolt against plans to join National Guard”
Though former Vice President Joe Biden, now a candidate for the Democratic nomination for president in 2010, has been running as a working class candidate, his lifestyle shows he’s anything but the everyman.
According to a new report by The Washington Post, Biden is raking in millions of dollars through a combination of speeches and book deals. Continue reading “Video Tour of the Palace ‘Poor’ Joe Biden Calls Home Will Blow Your Mind”