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Jewish Racism – by Christopher Jon Bjerknes
I do not know what caused the fire at Notre Dame. Maybe it was an electrical short. My memories of it are also aflame. I seem to recall that it would have been easy for someone to scale the structure near the flying buttresses, or to launch some sort of incendiary missile from outside the building into the bell tower, but these are vague and old memories. Continue reading “Religion as a Weapon of War”
A bill prohibiting anti-Semitism in Florida’s public schools and universities is going to Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis.
The Senate unanimously passed the bill Monday, two days after a gunman opened fire in a California synagogue, killing one and injuring three others. Continue reading “Florida Legislature passes anti-Semitism bill for public schools”
This is the Dayenu for President Trump, based on the simple realization that there has never been a president as pro-Israel as Trump, and it is almost unthinkable that there will ever be another.
Let us count the ways, individual acts for which alone we would sing Dayenu, “it would have been enough:” Continue reading “The Trump “Dayenu””
The further we get from her historic electoral defeat at the hands of President Trump, the more unhinged Hillary Clinton becomes.
Case it point: it appears the former secretary of state has moved on from endlessly blaming everybody but herself and her campaign staff for the many miscalculations made along the way (many have joked that Clinton probably couldn’t point out Wisconsin on a map), to actively soliciting enemies of the US to interfere on behalf of the Democrats in 2020. Continue reading “Hillary Clinton Asks China To Steal Trump’s Tax Returns”
Kyiv Post – by Illia Ponomarenko
Personnel of the U.S. Army 101st Airborne Division arrived in Ukraine on May 2, as part of the Joint Multinational Training Group-Ukraine (JMTG-U) mission. They deployed to the International Center For Peacekeeping and Security in Lviv Oblast, western Ukraine.
Over 130 soldiers from the division’s 2nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team “Strike” have replaced the Tennessee Army National Guard 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment, which had been providing training to Ukraine’s troops at the center, commonly known as the Yavoriv training range, since August 2018. Continue reading “US Army 101st Airborne soldiers deploy to Ukraine”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Since the beginning of the year, the Free Thought Project has been reporting on the hysteria associated with the measles outbreak and the subsequent loss of liberties and police state crackdown that’s ensued. We’ve seen children banned from public spaces,mandatory vaccinations, and a pro-vaccine push in the mainstream media like we’ve never seen before. Now, the pro-mandatory vaccine push has reached a new level, as the Washington Post published an article calling for the arrest of those who choose not to vaccinate. Continue reading “Mainstream Media Now Calling for the Arrest of “Antivaxxers””
The Intercept – by Robert Mackey
NEW LEGISLATION PROPOSED by Rep. Betty McCollum, a Minnesota Democrat, would ban Israel from using any of the billions of dollars in military assistance it receives from the United States every year to pay for the detention, interrogation, or torture of Palestinian children living under Israeli military occupation in the West Bank.
Israel’s military typically arrests and prosecutes 500 to 700 Palestinian children between the ages of 12 and 17 each year, subjecting them to coercive interrogation, physical violence, and trials in military courts that lack basic guarantees of due process. Continue reading “New House Bill Would Bar Israel From Using U.S. Military Aid to Detain Palestinian Children”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Arlington, TX — O’Shae Terry and his friend were stopped last September by Arlington police officer Julie Herlihy because the temporary tag on Terry’s vehicle had expired. Officer Bau Tran would also respond to the stop, and ten minutes later, he would shoot and kill Terry. For killing Terry, Tran was indicted this week on a charge of criminally negligent homicide. Continue reading “Cop Indicted After Video Shows Him Kill Unarmed Man Over Stop for Expired Vehicle Sticker”
Wisconsin motorists will have to answer questions about guns when they are pulled over by police for traffic offenses. That was the decision Tuesday by the state Supreme Court, which ruled against John Patrick Wright who told officers he had a gun in his glove compartment, even though he did not yet have a concealed carry permit. Continue reading “Wisconsin Supreme Court Upholds Gun Questions During Traffic Stops”
The Economic Collapse – by Michael Snyder
Juan Guaido has initiated a violent uprising in an attempt to overthrow Nicolas Maduro, and it appears that the U.S. may be preparing to intervene in the conflict militarily. The USNI News Fleet and Marine Tracker accurately tracks the current positions of U.S. naval assets, and according to them the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower has left port on the east coast and the USS Theodore Roosevelt has left port on the west coast. Continue reading “2 Aircraft Carriers Have Left Port – Are The USS Eisenhower And The USS Roosevelt Headed South Toward Venezuela?”
Maine could soon prohibit parents from citing religious or personal beliefs to avoid vaccinating their children, making the U.S. state one of a half dozen cracking down during the nations’ largest measles outbreak in 25 years.
State legislatures in New York, New Jersey, Oregon, Vermont, Minnesota and Iowa, are looking at similar bills, that would only allow exemptions from vaccinations for medical reasons as determined by the child’s doctor. Continue reading “As measles returns, U.S. states look to cut vaccine exemptions”
Washington, D.C. – Yesterday, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued a “proposed interim decision” on glyphosate’s registration review, denying the pesticide’s widely-accepted carcinogenic threat, while leaving leaving several critical assessments unfinished. Continue reading “Trump’s EPA Proposes New Approval of Monsanto’s Glyphosate / Roundup”
U.S. Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) agents arrested 424 migrants attempting to cross the southern border on Tuesday in the “largest” collective arrest in the agency’s history.
CBP agents encountered and ultimately apprehended “a group of what seemed to be over 400 illegal aliens” early Tuesday morning near the border town of Sunland Park, N.M., according to an agency press release. Continue reading “Border Patrol Arrests 424 Migrants in Largest Bust on Record”
Mark Boyle hasn’t switched on a light for three years. Nor has he boiled a kettle, bunged on a wash, turned on the oven, or the radio, vacuumed, cheered on his favourite football team on the TV, listened to any recorded music, sent an email, made a phone call or updated his social media.
Not because he’s lazy, but because, in December 2016, he pledged to live technology-free. On his banned list was anything that requires power or ‘an ongoing energy input’. Continue reading “Now THAT’S switching off! He’s a modern-day Robinson Crusoe who lives without power”
Imagine calling an Uber to go to the movies and finding out that law enforcement knows who you are, where you are, where you are going and when you arrived at your destination.
This is no fairy tale because Uber’s partnership with RapidSOS will allow law enforcement to know everything about you in real-time. Continue reading “Uber To Track Drivers And Passengers In Real-Time Using RapidSOS app”
President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday signed into law a “sovereign internet” bill which will allow Russian authorities to isolate the country’s internet, a move decried by rights groups.
Russian lawmakers insist the new law is necessary to ensure the security of Russia’s online networks but critics say the vaguely worded bill gives new censorship powers to government monitors. Continue reading “Putin signs controversial internet law”