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Hillary phoned the President’s office shortly after midnight.
“I need to talk to President Trump, it’s an emergency!” exclaimed Hillary.
After some cajoling, the President’s assistant agreed to disturb his boss’s study time.
“So, what is it that’s so important it can’t wait until morning?” grumbled Trump.
Continue reading “Hillary Phoned President Trump”
In the latest shake-up inside President Trump’s volatile White House, communications director Anthony Scaramucci has been removed from his post just 11 days after landing in the West Wing.
“Anthony Scaramucci will be leaving his role as White House communications director,” said White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders in a statement Monday. “Mr. Scaramucci felt it was best to give chief of staff John Kelly a clean slate and the ability to build his own team. We wish him all the best.” Continue reading “Anthony Scaramucci out as White House communications director; John Kelly has ‘full authority’”
A couple from Montana were out riding on the range, he with his rifle and she (fortunately) with her camera. Their dogs always followed them, but on this occasion a Mountain Lion decided that he wanted to stalk the dogs (you’ll see the dogs in the background watching). Very, very bad decision.
The hunter got off the mule with his rifle and decided to shoot in the air to scare away the lion, but before he could get off a shot the lion charged in and decided he wanted a piece of those dogs. Continue reading “One Bad Ass”
Who established the North American Water and Power Alliance? And why did they really do it?
SOTN Editor’s Note:
The following post was sent to the SOTN Editor via the website email. It presents information that has been out there on the Internet for some time but which has never been satisfactorily explained. The author goes further than anyone else in connecting the dots so that an enormous and unparalleled transaction can be better understood. Continue reading “$14.3 Quadrillion Lien Taken Against All U.S. Land, Real Estate and People on July 28, 2011”
In 2014, a report published by UNICEF revealed that, due to an outbreak of polio in Kenya, the charity had decided it was time to step up their efforts to contain the disease. According to their reports, the most effective way to increase the children’s immunity was to vaccinate them with a combination of both the oral (OPV) and the injectable polio vaccine (IPV) simultaneously. [1]
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), “There are two types of vaccines that protect against polio: inactivated poliovirus vaccine (IPV) and oral poliovirus vaccine (OPV). IPV is given as an injection in the leg or arm, depending on the patient’s age. Polio vaccine may be given at the same time as other vaccines.” [2] Continue reading “UNICEF Vaccinates African Refugee Children with Combination OPV/IPV Vaccines as Part of Vaccination Experiment”
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Information Liberation – by Chris Menahan
Is this the real reason it’s always women out holding “refugees welcome” signs?
From Breitbart, “Growing Trend Of Older Women Becoming ‘Sugar Mamas’ For Young Migrants”: Continue reading “Report: Older Women Becoming ‘Sugar Mamas’ For Migrants, Using Camps As Brothels”
Dozens of Israel Police and Border Guard officers raided homes in East Jerusalem on Sunday night and arrested 33 people, including seven minors, on suspicion of involvement in violent clashes related to the Temple Mount crisis the past two weeks. The suspects were taken for interrogation.
The police carried out the raids in the neighborhoods of Tur, Shuafat, Beit Hanina, Wadi Joz, Ras al-Amud, Isawiya and the Old City. The youngest of the minors arrested was 13. At the end of their interrogations, the detainees will be brought to hearings to have their remands extended. Continue reading “Israel Arrests 33 in East Jerusalem Over Temple Mount Riots”
New York Times – by David E Sanger
President Trump, frustrated that his national security aides have not given him any options on how the United States can leave the Iran nuclear deal, has instructed them to find a rationale for declaring that the country is violating the terms of the accord.
American officials have already told allies they should be prepared to join in reopening negotiations with Iran or expect that the United States may abandon the agreement, as it did the Paris climate accord. And according to several foreign officials, the United States has begun raising with international inspectors in Vienna the possibility of demanding access to military sites in Iran where there is reasonable suspicion of nuclear research or development. Continue reading “Trump Seeks Way to Declare Iran in Violation of Nuclear Deal”
US President Donald Trump will meet with his ambassador to Israel, David Friedman, in Washington, D.C., to discuss the Temple Mount crisis.
The meeting is scheduled for late Monday morning, Haaretz reported. An unnamed White House official told the Israeli newspaper that Friedman was coming to Washington this week “as part of a long-planned trip.” Continue reading “Trump to meet with ambassador to Israel over Temple Mount flare up”
Jerusalem Post – by Tamara Zieve
The editor of The Sunday Times, Martin Ivens, apologized to a British Jewish community leader in a phone call after an opinion column sparked accusations of antisemitism and a horrified backlash from readers.
The column by Irish journalist Kevin Myers implied that two of the BBC’s female presenters earned high salaries due to their Jewish heritage. Continue reading “Sunday Times editor apologizes to Jewish leader over ‘antisemitic’ article”
Outback Steakhouse is being accused of running a satanic cult after its chain of restaurants was found to be suspiciously located in several cities across the country.
The restaurant chain’s controversial association was uncovered by one inquisitive Twitter user who, with the help of Google maps and Microsoft Paint, showed that the restaurants were geo-located in the shape of a pentagram in New York, Indianapolis, Phoenix and Atlanta. Continue reading “Bizarre ‘satanic cult’ accusations levelled at restaurant chain”
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California has as many homeless sex offenders now as it did 2½ years ago, when a state Supreme Court ruling that overturned restrictions on where they could live was seen as a way to increase housing options and allow law enforcement to better track them.
Sex offenders must register with the state and provide new addresses when they move. Those who are homeless are less apt to keep their locations updated and more likely to commit new crimes. The number of homeless offenders more than tripled after voters banned sex offenders from living near schools and parks a decade ago, and it was thought the number would fall with the Supreme Court’s March 2015 decision. Continue reading “California seeks solutions to homeless sex offender rate”
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — Venezuela’s socialist government claimed a popular mandate to dramatically recast the country’s political system even as the United States pledged potentially devastating oil sanctions on Monday and condemnations of the process poured in from governments around the world and the opposition at home.
Electoral authorities said more than 8 million people voted Sunday to create a constitutional assembly endowing President Nicolas Maduro’s ruling party with virtually unlimited powers — a figure widely disputed by independent analysts. Continue reading “Venezuela defiant as US moves to sanction oil industry”
NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — An official crucial to running Kenya’s presidential election next week has been found tortured and killed, the electoral commission chairman said Monday, as concerns grew that the East African nation’s vote again would face dangerous unrest.
Wafula Chebukati helped identify the body of Christopher Msando at the city morgue and said he had injuries to the neck and head. Mssando had been reported missing a few days ago. “This is a brutal murder of our employee and we are demanding to know who killed him and why,” Chebukati said. “We are demanding government provide security to all IEBC (electoral commission) staff.” Continue reading “Kenya election official tortured, killed days before vote”
Part 1: What isn’t a racket?