RT

A violent brawl laid waste to half of a gas station convenience store in Florida on Sunday after a man demanded the clerk hand over the cash in the register. The brave clerk attempted to fight the suspect off with a baseball bat before he was overpowered.

The suspect, identified by police as Dwayne Eubanks, fought the Sunoco gas station clerk at approximately 5:45am local time on June 18. Initially it was just hand-to-hand combat before things quickly escalated when the unnamed clerk reached for a baseball bat to defend himself. Continue reading “Clerk stabs suspect while defending his store in violent robbery”

Mail.com

MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) — At least 15 people are dead after a suicide car bomber posing as a milk delivery van detonated at a district headquarters in Somalia’s capital, police said Tuesday. The death toll may rise, as some were badly hurt in the explosion at Wadajir district headquarters in Mogadishu, Capt. Mohamed Hussein told The Associated Press.

Most of the dead were civilians, Hussein said. Aamin Ambulance service said it had transported 18 wounded, seven of them women. Two of the eight bodies it transported were women, it said. The al-Qaida-linked al-Shabab extremist group quickly claimed responsibility for the attack via its Shahada News Agency, according to the SITE Intelligence Group, which monitors jihadist groups.   Continue reading “Car bomb in Somalia capital kills at least 15, police say”

Mail.com

PARIS (AP) — French police detained four family members of a man who was killed after ramming his car into a Paris police convoy, as authorities struggled Tuesday to explain how the Champs-Elysees attacker was able to keep his gun permit despite being monitored for links to extremism.

The Paris prosecutor’s office said Tuesday that the four suspects were detained overnight in the anti-terrorism investigation into Monday’s attack. The incident on one of the French capital’s busiest shopping and tourist districts rattled the city anew after multiple attacks targeting security forces.   Continue reading “Paris: 4 family members detained after Champs-Elysees attack”

Mail.com

PARIS (AP) — Two French government ministers, including the new defense chief, announced Tuesday that they are stepping down as President Emmanuel Macron reshuffles the Cabinet and works to fulfill a campaign pledge to put more ethics into politics.

Defense minister Sylvie Goulard, the most prominent woman in the Cabinet Macron named a little more than a month ago, suggested in a statement she decided to quit the government to avoid hurting Macron’s efforts to clean up corruption.   Continue reading “2 French government ministers step down amid investigations”

Soren Dreier

It is an incredible moment.
We must remember that events like these happens in the Wild every day.
So, we don’t think that these so called beasts have the skills?
Maybe we need to get rid of the term ‘beasts’ and see them as fellow beings.
The rescue is only successful because the Elephants can THINK in the abstract and they don’t panic but keep their cool.   Continue reading “Incredible Moment: Elephants Work Together to Save a Calf From Drowning”

Free Thought Project – by Justin Gardner

Tacoma, WA – Two cops with a fondness for corporal punishment are under criminal investigation for possible child abuse, after telling a woman to beat her 9-year-old grandson with a belt.

As The News Tribune reports, the officers not only urged to do it — contradicting the advice of Catholic Community Service workers who were present — but showed her how. They suggested she could use a small extension of her hand, since she was physically limited, and said it was her legal right to beat the boy.   Continue reading ““You Need to Beat this Boy!” Cops Force Grandma to Beat Disabled Grandson With Belt”

What would this world be like with the monkeys off our backs? I can read reviews and trust my own senses, I don’t appreciate daddy government acting on my behalf to keep me safe, I would rather have the option to chose for myself.

Tucson.com – by Murphy Woodhouse

A Pima County judge has ordered the well-known doughnut shop Le Cave’s Bakery to shut down until it obtains a permit from the health department.

Superior Court Judge Jeffrey Bergin also approved a fine of $2,000. If the bakery continues to operate without a permit, it could be subject to daily fines of up to $1,000, according to Arizona statute.

Continue reading “In rare move, judge orders popular Le Cave’s Bakery closed”

Off the Grid News – by Daniel Jennings

A federal judge has ruled that police have the right to enter homes without a warrant as long as they claim to be conducting a “welfare check.”

Lieutenant Joseph Buccilli did not violate the Fourth Amendment when he forced his way into the home of Timothy, LuAnn and Joseph Batt without a warrant in 2012, U.S. District Judge Frank Geraci Jr ruled earlier this year. The case currently is being appealed, and a ruling is expected this fall.   Continue reading “Police Can Now Say These 2 Words To Enter Your Home Without A Warrant, Judge Rules”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

One wouldn’t know it by looking at the market, but the biggest developing story today was Russia’s threat to intercept any aircraft – including US – flying in the area of operations of the Russian Aerospace Forces in Syria, and “be followed as targets” after yesterday’s downing by a US F-18 of a Syrian Su-22 fighter jet. Moments ago the US responded to this unmistakable deterioration in relations between the two nations, when a Pentagon spokesman said U.S. pilots over Syria will defend themselves if attacked by Russians.   Continue reading “Pentagon Responds: “US Pilots Will Defend Themselves If Attacked By Russians””

Omaha World Herald – by Michael O’Connor and Emerson Clarridge

A toddler locked in a hot car.

Omaha police say it’s a potentially deadly circumstance, and one reason a local mother was ticketed Tuesday on suspicion of child abuse by neglect.

A gust of wind apparently slammed closed a sport utility vehicle’s doors, locking a nearly 2-year-old girl inside.

Continue reading “Mom ticketed after 1-year-old locked in hot car; police say it’s not an overreaction to a ‘dangerous situation’”

RT

An Iranian-made drone was shot down by a US F-15 fighter jet in southern Syria, near At Tanf, the US-led coalition said. It is the fifth time in the past month the US has struck at forces allied with the Syrian government in the area.

An armed Shaheed-129 UAV “displayed hostile intent and advanced on Coalition forces” at 12:30 am local time on Tuesday, the coalition said in a statement. The drone was observed in the same area where another UAV was shot down on June 8.   Continue reading “US jets shoot down ‘Iranian drone’ in Syria – coalition”

Judicial Watch

(Washington, DC) – Judicial Watch announced that the National Security Council (NSC) on May 23, 2017, informed it by letter that the materials regarding the unmasking by Obama National Security Advisor Susan Rice of “the identities of any U.S. citizens associated with the Trump presidential campaign or transition team” have been removed to the Obama Library.

The NSC will not fulfill an April 4 Judicial Watch request for records regarding information relating to people “who were identified pursuant to intelligence collection activities.”   Continue reading “Judicial Watch: Obama NSC Advisor Susan Rice’s Unmasking Material is at Obama Library”

BBC News

As temperatures climb in Phoenix, Arizona, more than 40 flights have been cancelled – because it is too hot for the planes to fly.

The weather forecast for the US city suggests temperatures could reach 120F (49C) on Tuesday.

That is higher than the operating temperature of some planes.   Continue reading “Phoenix flights cancelled because it’s too hot for planes”

CBS News

Personal information for more than 198 million American voters was left exposed this month after a data analytics firm hired by the Republican National Committee stored the files on an unsecured Amazon server.

Deep Root Analytics, the conservative analytics firm, confirmed in a statement Monday the files had been accessed without their knowledge.   Continue reading “Nearly 200M Americans hit by massive voter data leak”

Washington Post – by Philip Rucker

The Chinese government has invited Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, President Trump’s daughter and son-in-law, to visit Beijing later this year, a U.S. official confirmed Tuesday morning.

China’s invitation is an apparent effort to cultivate closer ties to the Trump administration and is an indication of the young couple’s expanding role in foreign affairs on behalf of the president. It was first reported by Bloomberg and confirmed by a U.S. official, who spoke only on the condition of anonymity because no formal announcement had been made.  Continue reading “Chinese government invites Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner to visit Beijing”

World Events and the Bible

This post will serve as a collection of quotes and various documentation to prove the United States government among other nations and world bodies (Global Powers) have funded terrorism, specifically ISIS. If you are new to this subject what you will learn is extremely disturbing. If you understand this subject, this is good reference material for yourself and to share with others.

It is or should be common knowledge the United States government has funded terrorism for decades (additional documentation). The US has even admitted to their role in the 1953 coup of the Iranian government, a nation that still eludes the globalists to this day, but not for much longer. The United States government has created or funded terrorist groups such as the Taliban, Al-Qaeda and the Mujahideen.   Continue reading “The United States Funding Of Terrorism Created ISIS”

MassPrivateI

According to an article in the Telegraph, Houston County’s $46.5 million dollar 911 center allows police to spy inside homes and businesses.

“If the alarm goes off at your business, 911 operators will be able to view a live video stream from the security surveillance system and tell law enforcement what’s happening.”
Continue reading “Next Generation 911 centers spy inside homes and businesses”

Post and Courier – by David Slade

When Hampton County sheriff’s deputies found $1.7 million stashed in secret compartments of a sport utility vehicle during a traffic stop on Interstate 95, the department confiscated the money and the SUV. The driver walked away with no criminal charges.

The driver “denied any knowledge of the money, and we had no way to connect it to him,” said Hampton County Chief Deputy William Jarrell. “He got a traffic ticket and we pointed him at the bus station.”
Continue reading “Federal law has South Carolina cops searching cars on interstates for drug money”