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Thursday, October 29, 2015

October 29, 2015

Bremerton HS students invite satanists to oppose praying coach
When the Bremerton Knights take the field against Sequim on Thursday, a group of Satanists dressed in ceremonial robes will be watching from the stands.  
Saudi Prince: “I’ll Side With Israel” Against Palestinian Uprising, Iran
Saudi Arabian prince and media mogul al-Waleed bin Talal has said that his state must consider forging a “defense pact” with Tel Aviv in order to stop Iran from getting involved in the unfolding Middle East crisis, according to Kuwaiti Al Qabas Daily.  
More than 800,000 refugees RETURNING to Syria as Putin OBLITERATES Islamic State
MORE than 800,000 refugees are set to return to Syria thanks to Vladimir Putin's heroic efforts to smash the Islamic State.  
Western and Gulf allies set out 'timetable' for Assad ahead of talks with Iran
Western allies demanding President Bashar al-Assad stand down as Syrian leader have agreed they can support him remaining in a transitional government as long as there is a “precise timetable” for his ultimate departure, France said on Wednesday.  
Panic As Muslim Migrants March Through Hannover And Claim Germany For Allah
Muslim migrants, no longer pretending to be “refugees”, marched through the city streets waving the black flag of ISIS and claiming the land for Allah. I don’t know how many times we have to say it – but – they are not refugees and they are not migrants. They are Islamic jihadis who are acting en masse to claim Europe for Allah and Islam. 
Netanyahu Tells New Zealand to Forget about ‘Peace Process’
The Netanyahu administration has told New Zealand not to try its reported attempt to resurrect the “peace process” through the United Nations Security Council. New Zealand now is a non-permanent member of the Security Council and reportedly is preparing a draft resolution for Israel and the Palestinian Authority to resume talks.  
Putin 'worried' by Israeli strikes in Syria
Russia "must respect Israeli interests" in Syria, but is also "worried" regarding Israeli strikes in Syrian territory, said Russian President Vladimir Putin early Tuesday morning at a press debrief.  
Austrians snapping up shotguns as thousands of Mideast refugees enter country
Hand guns and rifle sales are spiking in Austria, with some shops reporting they are running out of stocks of shotguns, since no license is needed to buy them. “Yes, I can confirm, the demand in Austria for weapons is growing. My revenue doubled in September. And in October it has doubled again, and we are still in October,” a gun shop owner told RT.  
Christian evangelists win Michigan speech case over Arab festival
A federal appeals court said police violated the free speech rights of Christian evangelists by telling them to leave a June 2012 Arab-American festival in Dearborn, Michigan after an angry crowd began pelting them with bottles, eggs and other objects. 
Alaska earthquake: 5.6-magnitude tremor hits near Amchitka and Little Sitkin Island
A moderate earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 5.6 has struck near the islands of Amchitka and Little Sitkin in southwest Alaska, seismologists say.  
Earthquake recorded off Barbados
THE UNIVERSITY OF the West Indies Seismic Research Centre recorded a 4.4 magnitude earthquake off Barbados at 10:05 this morning.  
Nato considers sending 4,000 troops to Russian borders
Nato allies are mulling the deployment of 4,000 troops to countries bordering Russia in a bid to deter the Kremlin from military adventurism against the bloc’s eastern most members, according to reports. The proposals are part of a wide-ranging debate within the alliance about the long-term response to Russia’s annexation of Crimea in 2014 and support for a separatist uprising in eastern Ukraine.  
Exorcisms, Demonic Possession Rising in Philippines
The Archdiocese of Manila has reportedly been forced to start recruiting new priests to deal with a "three-fold" increase in exorcism requests and reported demonic possessions in the Philippines. "These days we have around 80 to 100 cases at any given time," Father Jose Francisco "Jocis" Syquia, chief exorcist at the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Exorcism, shared with Catholic News Service.  
Surprise discovery suggests 'gentle' start for Solar System
The Rosetta spacecraft has discovered molecular oxygen in the cloud of gas surrounding the comet it is tracking. The discovery has come as a complete surprise to scientists who thought that oxygen would have reacted with other elements as planets were forming. The results indicate that current ideas about how our Solar System formed may be wrong.  
Syria conflict: John Kerry seeks end to civil war 'hell'
The US is intensifying diplomatic efforts to end the "hell" of Syria's civil war even as it increases support for moderate rebels, US Secretary of State John Kerry has said. Mr Kerry is travelling to Vienna for talks with foreign ministers on ending the four-and-a-half year conflict. Iran is for the first time taking part in such talks, which will also include Russia, Saudi Arabia and Turkey.  
Migrant crisis: Austria plans Slovenia border fence
Austria has said it is planning to construct a fence at the main border crossing used by migrants entering the country from Slovenia. Austrian Chancellor Werner Faymann said the move would not shut the border, but would allow better control of arrivals. It came as Germany said it expected the number of deportations of failed asylum seekers to rise.  
TB 'joins HIV as most deadly infection'
Tuberculosis now ranks alongside HIV as the world's most deadly infectious disease, the World Health Organization (WHO) says. Each accounted for between 1.1 million and 1.2 million deaths in 2014. The WHO said the tuberculosis figures were unacceptable for a disease that could be cured.  
Rape and cannibalism in South Sudan, African Union says
The African Union (AU) has accused government and rebel forces in South Sudan of extreme violence since the conflict erupted at the end of 2013. A commission of inquiry found evidence of killings, torture, mutilations and rape, mostly against civilians, as well as episodes of forced cannibalism. However, it specified that genocide had not been committed during the conflict.  
Israel sends blunt message to New Zealand: Don't try to renew peace talks
Israeli officials summoned New Zealand's ambassador to Tel Aviv on Wednesday to express their displeasure with the government in Wellington for attempting to re-start Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations by using its position as a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council. ...According to a report...New Zealand is preparing a draft resolution aimed at calming the recent violence and kick-starting negotiations.  
Jerusalemites conflicted over dividing city
...two polls indicating that half of Israelis approve of dividing the capital, while 58 percent approve of revoking tens of thousands of Palestinians’ residency status, a cross-section of Jerusalemites expressed conflicting opinions near Zion Square ...Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently suggested revoking the residency status of Palestinians who reside in violent east Jerusalem neighborhoods.  
Islamic State on recruitment spree in Russia
MAKHACHKALA, Russia — The Russian province of Dagestan, a flashpoint for Islamic violence in the North Caucasus, is feeding hundreds of fighters to the Islamic State in Syria — and now some are coming back home with experience gained from the battlefield.  
UN warns of Israel-Palestinian 'catastrophe' as attacks persist
Jerusalem - The United Nations warned Wednesday that a deadly surge in violence between Israelis and Palestinians is leading them toward "catastrophe" as new knife attacks struck the volatile West Bank. ðÁ  
Inside the Ring: Russian military flights over Iraq questioned
By Bill Gertz - - Wednesday, October 28, 2015 Iraq’s government has told the United States that it will not permit Russian military forces to conduct air and missile strikes inside the country. But Baghdad is allowing Russian military aircraft to overfly its territory to resupply its forces, despite a request from the United States to deny the flights.  
Affecting truth by “reforming” religion
Is there such a thing as a “reform” religion? Given some thought, a number of questions crop up regarding what is actually a reform religion, particularly when applied to the mosques, synagogues and churches that claim to practice their faith under the auspices of newness.  
What Happens When Reconquesta Forces Collide With Jihadists in America?
Over the past seven years, Barack Obama has ushered in numerous changes to America, many of which have brought serious consternation to large numbers of American citizens.