October 31, 2015

Massive 'crack in the Earth' opens up suddenly in Wyoming's Bighorn Mountains
A dramatic crack has suddenly formed in the foothills of Wyoming's Bighorn Mountains that measures an impressive 750 yards long and 50 yards wide... First reported by SNS Outfitter & Guides, a hunting company, on their Facebook page, the mammoth chasm appeared over the course of just a couple of weeks. It's an impressive example of just how quickly very large geological events can occur under the right conditions.  

Dead comet with skull face to hurtle by Earth on Halloween
A massive space rock that will shave by Earth on Halloween looks like a dead comet with a skull face, NASA said after gaining a closer look at the spooky space object. Astronomers initially thought the object was an asteroid when they spotted it in early October, and named it Asteroid 2015 TB145.  

Sinai plane crash: No survivors on Russian airliner KGL9268
A Russian airliner has crashed in central Sinai killing all 224 people on board, Egyptian officials have said. The Airbus A-321 had just left the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, bound for the Russian city of St Petersburg. Wreckage was found in the Hasana area and bodies removed, along with the plane's "black box". An official described a "tragic scene" with bodies of victims still strapped to seats.  

Bucharest nightclub fire leaves Romania stunned
Twenty-seven people - mostly teenagers and young people - have been killed after fire broke out at a nightclub in Bucharest, officials say. The blaze took hold at the Colectiv club on Friday night, causing a stampede for the exit. Emergency response chief Raed Arafat said 155 people were being treated in hospitals in the Romanian capital.  

Philippines market fire 'kills 15 traders' in Zamboanga
Fifteen traders including six children have been killed in a fire at a public market in the Philippines, police say. About 13 others were injured in the blaze at a market in the southern city of Zamboanga. The fire began when sparks from low-hanging electric cables set fire to umbrellas and piles of used clothing, police said.  

China building collapse in Henan province kills 17 workers
A two-storey building has collapsed in China's central Henan province killing 17 construction workers and injuring 23 others, state media has reported. Rescue workers searched overnight pulling bodies and survivors from the debris in Beiwudu in Wuyang county. Nine of the injured, being treated at a hospital in nearby Luohe city, are in a serious condition, officials said.  

Pro-Palestinian activists condemn Israel in march on Buenos Aires embassy
Demonstrators condemn the Israeli government during a demonstration outside the country's embassy in Buenos Aires as tensions between Israelis and Palestinians flare in the Middle East. Members from Palestinian solidarity organizations and their supporters marched to the Embassy of Israel in Buenos Aires on Friday to call for peace and to condemn the Israeli government...  

IDF coordinating with Russia, Egypt to help locate Russian plane crash in Sinai
An IDF spokesperson said Saturday that the army is coordinating with both Russia and Egypt to help locate the remnants of a Russian plane that crashed in the Sinai earlier in the day. The IDF sent out surveillance aircraft to comb the area where the aircraft is believed to have crash landed. The IDF added that it would be ready to offer further assistance to Russia and Egypt if necessary.  

UN draft resolution asks UN to refer North Korea to ICC
The European Union and Japan circulated a draft U.N. resolution Friday that condemns "gross" human rights violations in North Korea and encourages the U.N. Security Council to refer the reclusive Asian nation to the International Criminal Court.  

Turkey has killed 2,000 militants at home and abroad: Erdogan
Turkey has killed around 2,000 militants in recent operations inside and outside its borders and the operations will continue, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Friday.  

Germany's ability to act on migrants threatened, Merkel deputy says
German's Social Democrat vice chancellor, Sigmar Gabriel, warned on Friday that a dispute among the conservatives over how to handle record inflows of migrants into the country was jeopardising the government's ability to act.  

Israel charges Palestinian, 13, with attempted murder
A 13-year-old Palestinian appeared in court Friday, charged with attempted murder over the stabbing and serious injury of two Israeli schoolboys in occupied east Jerusalem, the Israeli justice ministry said.  

IS beheads four Iraq Kurd fighters after joint US raid
Baghdad - The Islamic State group beheaded four Iraqi Kurdish fighters following a joint raid with American special forces against the jihadists, according to a video posted online.  

Knife-wielding Palestinians strike in West Bank, Jerusalem; two dead
JERUSALEM - Knife-wielding Palestinians attacked Israelis in Jerusalem and the occupied West Bank on Friday and police said they had shot dead two assailants, in a further wave of violence spurred partly by tensions over a Jerusalem holy site.  

US escalates involvement in Syria amid talks on Assad future
WASHINGTON — The United States escalated its fight against the Islamic State in Syria on Friday, pledging the first open deployment of military boots on the ground, even as U.S., Russian and other diplomats pressed a new peace effort that America hopes will hasten the departure of Bashar Assad.  

Mass release of U.S. prisoners spells deportation for hundreds
WASHINGTON - Almost a third of 6,000 federal prisoners scheduled to be freed between Friday and Tuesday, part of a push to reduce America's soaring incarceration rate, will immediately be turned over to U.S. immigration authorities for deportation proceedings.  

Romanian nightclub explosion leaves 26 dead, 145 injured
BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Twenty six people died and 145 were injured in a fire and explosion in a Bucharest, Romania, nightclub during a rock concert that featured fireworks late on Friday, government officials and witnesses said, in one of the capital's worst incidents in decades  

Russia sees need for more military cooperation with US
VIENNA - Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Friday a U.S. decision to deploy special forces in Syria would make cooperation between the armed forces of the two countries more important. Earlier on Friday, U.S. officials disclosed plans to station dozens of special forces troops as advisers in Syria to help in the fight against Islamic State militants  

Rabin’s true legacy
It is notable that the same week that Israel marked the twentieth anniversary of the assassination of prime minister and defense minister Yitzhak Rabin, Palestinian Authority President and PLO chief Mahmoud Abbas went before the UN Human Rights Commission and asked the UN to establish “a special regime of international protection” for the Palestinians against Israel.  

The Growing Backlash Against Liberal Media Bias
If you think media bias is bad now, brace yourself.It’s no secret that students these days are being taught to be biased in the direction of the “progressive” point of view. The trend in journalism “education” is even more pronounced.  

October 30, 2015

RNC 'Suspending' NBC News From Planned Debate
The Republican National Committee says it's suspending its partnership with NBC News and its properties and won't allow the network to co-host a presidential primary debate scheduled for February. The letter from RNC Chairman Reince Priebus to NBC News chief Andrew Lack comes after this week's heavily criticized debate on CNBC.  

EU Army Close to Becoming Reality
European People’s Party (EPP) president Joseph Daul has now admitted the European Parliament will try to push through plans that would go far beyond what even Mr Juncker had intended. Under the latest proposals, a common European-wide army would become a force capable of taking on missions of “higher intensity” and even replace national guards at EU borders. Mr Daul admitted: “We are going to move towards an EU army much faster than people believe.  

China naval chief says minor incident could spark war in South China Sea
China's naval commander told his U.S. counterpart that a minor incident could spark war in the South China Sea if the United States did not stop its "provocative acts" in the disputed waterway, the Chinese navy said on Friday.

The Ten Plagues in Our Time: Are We Experiencing a Modern-Day Biblical Curse?
Today, it could be argued that a similar process of divine messages in the guise of natural disasters are happening in front of our eyes. If we only took the time to notice, we would see freak animal attacks, inexplicable natural events, threats from those seeking to eradicate God’s presence – all of these and more come together in modern day phenomenon akin to the Ten Plagues.  

Church Leaders Urge Retention of Israeli Control Over Jerusalem’s Holy Sites
As we have said many times, Israel has no intention to divide the Temple Mount, and we completely reject any attempt to suggest otherwise.”  

EU votes to drop charges against Edward Snowden
European parliament passes non-binding resolution to recognize Snowden as 'human rights defender'; US unmoved.  

CME APPROACHING EARTH
NOAA forecasters say that a CME, which left the sun on Oct. 27th (movie), could deliver a glancing blow to Earth's magnetic field during the late hours of Oct. 30th.  

Iran to send ‘fleet of warships’ to the Atlantic Ocean
Iran intends to dispatch “a fleet of warships” to the Atlantic Ocean shortly, the semi-state Fars news agency reported Thursday, quoting the regime’s navy chief. “Our warships will soon berth at ports in the Atlantic Ocean,” Navy Commander Rear Admiral Habibollah Sayyari promised at a ceremony on Wednesday marking the return to port of Iranian warships that Fars said had taken part in joint drills with the Russian navy.  

UN: Climate plans must go further to prevent dangerous warming
The UN has released its assessment of national plans to limit climate change, submitted by 146 countries. Officials say the submissions, in their current form, won't keep global temperatures from rising by more than the 2C danger threshold. The global total of carbon emissions will continue to grow, although more slowly than over the past two decades.  

China's one-child policy reversal cautiously welcomed
Chinese state media have welcomed the news China is reforming its decades-old one-child policy, with one editorial saying it "echoes the people's will". But right groups have said the measures do not go far enough and restrictions should be abolished altogether. On Thursday, the government said it was relaxing the rules to allow all couples to have two children.  

Senators demand answers about IRS use of secret cellphone tracking systems
Two top senators are probing use by the Internal Revenue Service of secret cellphone tracking systems that are more often utilized by federal or local law enforcement agencies. IRS Commissioner John Koskinen admitted this week that the agency does use the technology, known as cell-site simulators, or StingRays. The admission came after a report by The Guardian that indicated the IRS has spent more than $71,000 to upgrade a version of the device and to receive training from a company that manufactures the devices.  

Germany investigates suspected terrorists posing as migrants
Germany is examining 10 cases of refugees accused of being a member of a terror organisation or taking part in war crimes abroad in an admission by the country’s police chief that will raise fears of terrorists among migrants.  

US aircraft carrier scrambles fighter jets to intercept approaching Russian bombers off Korea
The US Navy scrambled four fighter jets to intercept Russian warplanes earlier this week near a US aircraft carrier operating off the Korean peninsula, officials said Thursday. Two Russian planes flew close to the USS Ronald Reagan, prompting the mobilization of four F/A-18s, White House spokesman Josh Earnest revealed. He sought to downplay the incident in the Sea of Japan (East Sea), calling it 'not a particularly threatening encounter.'  

The War Against the Jewish Trees
BDS battling "Jewish" trees gets down to the root of the true anti-Israel and anti-Jewish agenda. Kill the trees. Kill the Jews. And leave behind a barren spiritual and physical desert ruled by the destroyers. You might think that the obstacles to peace are the rockets from Gaza and the brutal murders of Jews. You might be foolish enough to think that the obstacles are the ordinary Muslims who taunted and beat Adelle Banita-Bennett, suddenly widowed at 22, trying to escape the Muslim terrorist who had just murdered her husband.   

The Most Rapidly Declining Culture in Modern History
In a reversal of the early America that set the world ablaze with her record-breaking growth of freedom and prosperity, today our nation is experiencing the most rapid decline of any culture in modern history.  

Laws are for the Little People
If Hillary Clinton got what she deserved, she would spend the rest of her ambassador-murdering, national security-endangering life in a federal prison. Yet, let’s be realistic here – she will not. Indeed, instead of going to the Big House, there’s even a chance that the Free Stuff Army will rally to her cause next year and put her into the White House. She will continue to be completely unaccountable to the Congress and to the American people.  

Narcissistic Nation Hooked on Social Media
We have become a narcissistic nation hooked on social media 24/7. If we look around in every direction possible, we see people with their eyes downcast and locked onto illuminated and addictive rectangular devices that consume many waking moments of each day. These smart devices glow in the dark on the driver’s side while cars swerve or seem to drive themselves.  

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.  

October 28, 2015

A massive Chinese industry is flashing warning signs that the world cannot ignore
China's steel industry, the world's biggest, is in crisis. The disaster is the result of a combination of factors, including a slowing Chinese economy, falling commodity prices, and an industry loaded with debt.  

Jerome Christenson: Meat: It's still what's for dinner, despite what the WHO says
Put down that ham sandwich and step slowly away from the table. Lunch is out to kill us. Or so says the World Health Organization. Yup, down in WHO-ville they’ve determined that those creatures which walk on four legs, whether they cleave the hoof, chew the cud or no, may well be unfit to eat — Leviticus or no Leviticus.  

75 Years Ago, Rabbi Predicted Russia as Biblical “Gog” and the Similarities Are Shocking
Based on chapters 38 and 39 of Ezekiel, Shvili predicted that the major world power involved in the war of Gog and Magog would be Russia. He specified that it would not be England, though at the time of his predictions, England was the more logical choice for Gog, being much more powerful and more active as a global power.  

Iran's New Missiles Can Destroy Enemy Targets up to 2,000 km Away
Iran’s Brigadier General Hossein Salami announced that Iran's new high-precision missiles are capable of destroying enemy targets up to 2,000 km away.  

Mysterious 'WTF' UFO to hit Earth Next Month
The oh-so-appropriately titled WT1190F is expected to hit Earth Nov. 13 — It’s likely a piece of debris left by man from a previous space mission, maybe even one of the Apollo missions. But since scientists don’t know technically what it is, that means it’s a UFO.  

China 'not frightened of war with US’ – Chinese media after Spratly Islands destroyer incident
The presence of the USS Lassen near the disputed Spratly Islands is a “political show” to be dealt with calmly, China’s nationalistic Global Times wrote, stressing the country “is unwilling but not frightened to fight a war with the US in the region.”  

U.S. weighs special forces in Syria, helicopters in Iraq
The United States is considering sending a small number of special operations forces to Syria and attack helicopters to Iraq as it weighs options to build momentum in the battle against Islamic State, U.S. officials said on Tuesday.  

The Islamic Incitement to Murder Jews
The answer is found in mosques around the world, where radical Muslims incite demonic hatred against the Jews.  

LONG RANGE AURORA FORECAST
a "coronal hole," is where the sun's magnetic field has opened up, allowing solar wind to escape. The last time this particular coronal hole turned toward Earth, in early October, it lashed our planet's magnetic field with an 800 km/s solar wind stream. Now it is turning toward Earth again.  

BREAKING: Resolution to Impeach IRS Commissioner John Koskinen Introduced in The House
Just four days after the Department of Justice announced it would not pursue criminal charges against former IRS official Lois Lerner for improperly targeting conservative groups, House Republicans have introduced a resolution to impeach current IRS Commissioner John Koskinen.  

Record-Breaking 408 Earthquakes Hit Bay Area City Over Past 2 Weeks
A whopping 408 earthquakes have hit San Ramon, California, in the past two weeks, including 11 in one 24-hour stretch. This record-breaking earthquake swarm is nothing to fear, however, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). Periods of tectonic unrest are common in the area and probably don't presage a larger quake, the USGS said.  

New Planned Parenthood video: Doctor wants intact fetal heads for brain harvesting
A new Planned Parenthood video, the 11th in a series of secretly-taped interviews, shows a Texas doctor wishing to conduct an abortion that produces intact fetal heads for brain harvesting. "I haven't been able to do that yet," said the doctor, Amna Dermish of Planned Parenthood Austin. "This will give me something to strive for."  

Senate passes controversial cybersecurity bill Cisa 74 to 21
The US Senate overwhelmingly passed a controversial cybersecurity bill critics say will allow the government to collect sensitive personal data unchecked, over the objections of civil liberties groups and many of the biggest names in the tech sector. The vote on Tuesday was 74 to 21 in support of the legislation. Democratic presidential contender Bernie Sanders voted against the bill.  

Israel welcomes French proposal for Netanyahu-Abbas meeting
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is ready to meet with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas “anyplace and anytime,” an official in the Prime Minister’s Office said Tuesday in response to a French effort to set up such an encounter. The trouble, the official said, “is that the Palestinians have refused such a meeting.”  

Analysis: ISIS traversing region's collapsing borders, flowing between Syria, Iraq, and Libya
Analysts have underestimated the importance of Libya’s role in aggravating political and military chaos in its Arab and African environs, according to an Israeli political science professor. According to Prof. Yehudit Ronen of the political science department at Bar-Ilan University, Libya is also affecting the European migrant crisis and Islamic State’s impact beyond Libya’s borders, such as to Sinai.  

Angry China shadows U.S. warship near man-made islands
BEIJING/WASHINGTON - China rebuked Washington for sending a U.S. guided-missile destroyer close to one of Beijing's man-made islands in the disputed South China Sea, saying it had tracked and warned the ship and called in the U.S. ambassador to protest.  

Iran to be invited to next round of talks on Syria: U.S. official
WASHINGTON - Iran will be invited to participate in talks in Vienna on Friday to discuss ending the conflict in Syria, a dialogue aimed at finding a framework for political transition in Damascus, the U.S. State Department said on Tuesday.  

White House Agenda Has Turned U.S. On Its Head!
Finally common sense floats to the top. FBI Director, James Comey, speaks out about the “Ferguson Effect.” Are we seeing an increase in crime across the country as a result of the after effects of Ferguson, Baltimore and other cities where police have been thrown under the bus driven by activists and politicians supporting the “Black Lives Matter” movement. To date, we have seen a 20% increase in violent crimes across the country.  

Wake Up America: Democrats at War with We The People
Please forgive me for sounding like a doting dad, but I was blessed to watch my adult daughter play softball in the world series. I beamed with pride as the out fielders backed up when she came to bat. However, what I am about to report will further entrench me as a traitor in the minds of other blacks in my family. My wife Mary alerted me to the latest horrific incident of the Knockout Game that was ignored by the mainstream media. In New Jersey, a black thug knocked out an unsuspecting defenseless white woman.  

Know Your Enemy—Attack of the NGOs
The UN just wrapped up yet another international meeting attended by thousands of delegates and world leaders. This time they introduced and unanimously approved the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. This is the 17 Goal reboot of Agenda 21 with plans to fully enforce it by 2030.  

White House won’t back its own FBI director, denies ‘Ferguson effect’ has cops overly cautious
If you know any cops at all, ask them. They’ll tell you. Every time it becomes necessary to deal with a potential lawbreaker - whether we’re talking about a simple traffic stop or someone getting violent with the cop or with someone else - it’s always in their back of their minds that the slightest aggressive move could result in the media showing up and completely misrepresenting the situation, or worse, someone shooting a video with their phone, then editing the footage so they can upload it to YouTube and further the fashionable narrative of thuggish cops preying on the citizenry.  

Clearly, the Pot Is Calling The Kettle Black!
A Federal judge, James E. Shadid, a nominee of the Obama administration and the only Arab Federal judge in Illinois, was lucky enough to draw a case involving religious discrimination against Muslims.  

American killed in Palestinian attack was peace activist
An American educator who marched for civil rights in the 1960s and advocated coexistence between Muslims and Jews when he moved to Israel died Tuesday after succumbing to wounds sustained in a Palestinian attack on a bus in Jerusalem two weeks ago.  

Netanyahu: “We Will Forever Live By The Sword”, Indefinitely Control All Palestinian Territory
Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced his plan to control “all of the territory” and “live forever by the sword.” The remarks were reported in Haa’retz newspaper, according to PNN, in an article by journalist Barak Ravid. Mr Ravid wrote: “Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday that although he doesn’t want a binational state, “at this time we need to control all of the territory for the foreseeable future.”  

October 27, 2015

Pair of Tropical Threats in Indian Ocean, India, Oman and Yemen on Alert
The North Indian Ocean is now entering its second peak of the tropical season. This surge occurs during the months of October and November, following a period of less activity during the monsoon season that started in late May.  

Public health scare as killer ANTHRAX disease found in Britain
Scientists in hazard suits cordoned off a large area of land and referred several people for medical check-ups after receiving confirmation the killer disease had resurfaced. It is the first confirmed case of Anthrax reported in Britain since 2006.  

Islamic invasion pulls trigger: Europe now scrambles for guns
A Czech TV report confirms that long guns – shotguns and rifles – have been flying off the shelves in Austria, and Austrians who haven’t already purchased a gun may not have a chance to get one for some time. They’re all sold out. And those arming themselves are primarily women.  

Trump: My Presbyterians Better Than Ben Carson's Seventh-Day Adventists
"I spend just as much time in non-Seventh-day Adventist churches because I'm not convinced that the denomination is the most important thing," he told Religion News Service in 1999. "I think it's the relationship with God that's most important."  

‘Strategic depopulation’ of Syria likely cause of EU refugee crisis – Assange
Transparency organization WikiLeaks has looked through its diplomatic cables and unearthed “an interesting speculation about the refugee movement,” Assange said in an interview with Geek news site, ThePressProject. “So, the speculation was this: Occasionally opponents of a country would engage in strategic depopulation, which is to decrease the fighting capacity of a government,” he explained.  

Tony Blair partially apologizes for role in Iraq War
Former UK Prime Minister says he is sorry for using wrong intelligence and creating opportunity for ISIS, but does not regret his actions.  

Syrian presidency says 'terrorism' must be eliminated before initiatives
The Syrian presidency said on Tuesday the state would welcome any political solution approved by the Syrian people that preserves national unity, but added that no initiative could be carried out before "the elimination of terrorism".  

Volcanic activity worldwide 26 Oct 2015
Soputan volcano, Dukono, Turrialba, Tungurahua, Batu Tara, ...  

Doctor's outrage at 'refugees pushing German hospitals to breaking point'
The female anaesthetist said the German health service has been completely overwhelmed by the influx of Muslim asylum-seekers who are REFUSING to be treated by female medics. In a furious outburst the experienced doctor said hospitals simply cannot cope because so many of the migrants require treatments for diseases long since eradicated in Europe.  

HALLOWEEN ASTEROID
An asteroid the size of a battleship will fly past the Earth-Moon system on Oct. 31st.  

SOLAR SECTOR BOUNDARY CROSSING
High-latitude auroras are possible on Oct. 29th when Earth crosses through a fold in the heliospheric current sheet. This is called a "solar sector boundary crossing," and NOAA forecasters estimate a 30% chance of polar geomagnetic storms when it occurs.  

Venus, Jupiter and Mars line up for skyline spectacle
Venus, Jupiter and Mars can all be seen together in the sky this week, in a rare grouping of the three planets. The planetary conjunction - in which planets "line up" due to the timing of their orbits around the Sun - has been visible for days and will continue until at least the end of the week. The planets are best seen before sunrise and will form a particularly neat triangle on Thursday.  

EU parliament set to vote on net neutrality rules
The European parliament will take a key vote on Tuesday on rules affecting how internet traffic is managed. MEPs are considering a new set of rules for telecoms companies inside the EU. The plan could have major implications for net neutrality, where traffic is not slowed down or priced differently because of its content or origin.  

Turkey confirms shelling Kurdish fighters in Syria
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu has confirmed that the Turkish military has attacked Kurdish fighters in northern Syria. The Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG) said Turkey shot at its forces in the town of Tal Abyad on Sunday. The YPG has been a key ally of the US in fighting the so-called Islamic State (IS) group in Syria.  

US Navy destroyer passes disputed China islands
A US Navy ship has sailed close to artificial islands built by China in the disputed waters of the South China Sea, US defence officials have said. Guided-missile destroyer USS Lassen breached the 12-nautical mile zone China claims around Subi and Mischief reefs in the Spratly archipelago. The freedom of navigation operation represents a serious challenge to China's territorial claims.  

Afghanistan-Pakistan quake: Rescue efforts expanded
Rescue efforts are being stepped up to help those affected by the magnitude-7.5 earthquake which hit remote areas of Afghanistan and Pakistan on Monday. More than 300 people are known to have died, most of them in Pakistan, and at least 2,000 were injured. Rescue teams have been sent to remote mountainous areas where the impact of the quake is still unclear.  

'Messianic Hotovely should be fired for her Temple Mount comments'
Days after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reassured the world...Deputy Foreign Minister Tzipi Hotovely clarified comments she made...saying they reflected her own personal position... On Monday morning, the Likud lawmaker said in an interview on the Knesset Channel that her "dream is to see the Israel flag flying over the Temple Mount. This is the holiest place for the Jewish people."  

Temple Mount agreement won’t lead to immediate calm
The understandings reached between US Secretary of State Kerry, Prime Minister Netanyahu and King Abdullah in Jordan could definitely contribute to a change in atmosphere, but their actual impact on the wave of terror will only be seen later this week.  

Heading for Britain: ISIS sends ASSASSINS into UN refugee camps to murder Christians
ISLAMIC STATE (ISIS) assassins are infiltrating refugee camps and MURDERING Christians in their beds, it was claimed today. The fanatical jihadis are sending teams of trained killers into camps disguised as refugees to kidnap and kill vulnerable Christians. But refugees are terrified to report many of the killings in case they are targeted next, according to aid workers. The horrifying tactic emerged after one terrorist got cold feet and renounced jihad after witnessing Christians helping out other refugees within the camp.  

Our Youth Need to Be Told
The wise thinkers of history have always understood that political systems are the products of our conception of truth and justice. Since 1776, we in America have believed that a just political system must be based upon a concept of rights, and government must be enshrined as a protector of those rights. This, as the Declaration of Independence states so eloquently, is the purpose of government.  

Of course: Justice Department will file no charges against Lois Lerner
I suppose there was no other way this could have ended. The Obama-era Justice Department does not exist to enforce the laws on the books except to the extent that doing so is politically helpful to Democrats, so just as her predecessor Eric Holder would have done, Attorney General Loretta Lynch has declined to bring any charges against Lois Lerner for using her position at the IRS to harass nonprofit conservative groups.  

Media’s bet: You don’t care that Hillary lied to you about a terrorist attack
It’s a curious world we’re living in when the media can declare Hillary Clinton triumphant after a day of questioning in which it was proved beyond all doubt that she knowingly lied about the terrorist attack in Benghazi, and in which she chuckled on live television about Ambassador Christopher Stevens’s desperate attempts to get more security at the compound - attempts that failed because of her, resulting in his murder.  

Report: IRS Obtains Stingray Surveillance Equipment
The Internal Revenue Service is now among the more than dozen federal agencies that have sophisticated cellphone dragnet equipment known as Stingray, the Guardian reports. The evidence of the potentially invasive equipment comes just days after the IRS escaped legal culpability for secretly targeting conservative groups for extra scrutiny.  

Jordan’s delicate but pivotal role on the Temple Mount
With eighty percent of its citizens claiming to be Palestinian, and many claiming that Jordan is Palestine, the king has to balance a delicate pivotal role.When all strands of Palestinian political society came together in a deadly incitement based on religion radiating out from the Temple Mount in Jerusalem it left many dead on both sides of the religious divide – Jewish Israelis who were the prime target of Islam-motivated Palestinians.  

It’s not global warming but One World Government that’s gobbling society
Politicians like Obama and Trudeau, and pontiffs like Pope Francis are lying to you. This world is not about to be consumed by out-of-control global warming/climate change, but by progressives hanging the noose of One World Government around society.  

The Vindication of Reed Irvine
When Reed Irvine started Accuracy in Media, he was hoping that the public would begin to question the sources of news and information. His mission to educate the public about liberal media bias has been so successful that, as Mike Flynn notes in a perceptive piece at Breitbart, candidates like Donald Trump and Ben Carson surge when they are attacked by the media. Many regard media attacks as proof that the candidate is saying something that is politically incorrect and therefore makes political sense.  

Islam and 9/11 Not Connected, 12-Year-Olds Taught in America
How stealth Jihad gets at our kids.Parents in Illinois are outraged that a public school there is painting a positive picture of Islam and teaching impressionable young students that Islam bears no responsibility for the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the United States.  

October 26, 2015

Greenpeace Founder: Let’s Celebrate CO2
Following his interview with Breitbart London, Greenpeace founder Dr. Patrick Moore addressed the Global Warming Policy Foundation in London last night, telling them why he left the environmentalist group and became sceptical of man-made global warming.  

Homan Square revealed: how Chicago police 'disappeared' 7,000 people
Police “disappeared” more than 7,000 people at an off-the-books interrogation warehouse in Chicago, nearly twice as many detentions as previously disclosed, the Guardian can now reveal.  

Small earthquake strikes in area of recent swarms in San Ramon
The area has seen more than 200 small quakes in recent weeks, part of a swarm that started Oct. 15. Seismologists have said there isn't anything to fear over the swarm. They say the Calaveras Fault is releasing tension, and the chances of a quake above magnitude 6.7 is only 7 percent within the next 30 years  

U.S. general offers Syria-solution to top Putin official
Vallely proposed that the Russians meet with generals of the Free Syrian Army, which has sought the ouster of Assad. Vallely, who has backed and helped secure TOW missiles for some of the army’s 40,000 to 50,000 fighters, told Bogdanov he believes the FSA could unite Syria. “Nobody else has come up with a plan for Syria,” Vallely told G2Bulletin.  

3 ominous words of Jesus emerge at Ground Zero
"The last words of the Sermon, the last to appear in red on the fused page, describe a great fall, the collapse of a building," Cahn told WND. "The building falls as the result of a storm. It cannot withstand the forces that come against it because it's not grounded on the rock. The rock represents the Word of God."  

Wedded 'throuples' coming to America
“If marriage is not the union of a man and a woman, why limit it to two people?” “What makes the number two unique or necessary? Why not marry yourself, as some women have recently done? Why not throuples? There are several examples of this in the last few years. Why not three women and two men? We see this already in polygamous relationships. Why not?”  

Jordan’s King Abdullah Steps In to Deal With ‘Wave of Terror’
Jordan’s King Abdullah II has stepped up to intervene in the groundswell of Arab terror aimed at Jews that if not halted, could become a tsunami to drown Arab-Israeli relations for decades.  

Syrian rebels to Russia: Stop bombing us
An alliance of Free Syrian Army-related groups in southern Syria said on Monday Russia must stop bombing rebels before they could talk about cooperating with it, saying they hadn't turned down an offer of support but Moscow must first halt its attacks.  

At least 53 dead after strong quake hits Afghanistan, Pakistan
The U.S. Geological Survey initially measured the quake's intensity at 7.7 then revised it down to 7.5.  

RARE BLUE STARTER
Lightning scientist Oscar van der Velde explains this phenomenon: "A blue starter is an electric streamer discharge coming out of the top of a thundercloud, fanning out and reaching up to the stratosphere as high as 26 km altitude. First reported by UAF scientists Wescott and Sentman in 1995/1996, they were found to be different from blue jets, which reach 35-40 km height."
Refugees will freeze to death, warn EU heads
Migrants crossing the Balkans will begin freezing to death as winter approaches, the head of European Union has said, as leaders warned the continent was "falling apart" trying to deal with the biggest humanitarian crisis since the Second World War. ..."Every day counts," he said. "Otherwise we will soon see families in cold rivers in the Balkans perish miserably."  

Russian Ships Near Data Cables Are Too Close for U.S. Comfort
Russian submarines and spy ships are aggressively operating near the vital undersea cables that carry almost all global Internet communications, raising concerns among some American military and intelligence officials that the Russians might be planning to attack those lines in times of tension or conflict.  

Powerful earthquake strikes northern Afghanistan
A powerful earthquake has struck northern Afghanistan, with tremors felt as widely as Pakistan and northern India. The magnitude 7.5 quake was centred in the mountainous Hindu Kush region, 45km (28 miles) south-west of Jarm, the US Geological Survey reported. In Pakistan, local news channels showed people evacuating office buildings.  

Kerry plan for Jerusalem site leaves many issues unanswered
John Kerry's latest Mideast mission has aimed for the modest goal of easing tensions around Jerusalem's most sensitive holy site — the focal point of more than a month of deadly unrest. But the steps announced by the U.S. secretary of state over the weekend did little to address the deeper issues behind the fighting, disappointing the Palestinians and raising fears that even if calm is restored, it is just a matter of time before another round of violence erupts.  

EU leaders move to slow migrant arrivals, provide shelter
European and Balkan leaders agreed on measures early Monday to slow the movement of tens of thousands whose flight from war and poverty has overwhelmed border guards and reception centers and heightened tension among nations along the route to the European Union's heartland.  

Saudis see some progress toward political solution in Syria
Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir said on Sunday after talks with his counterpart in Cairo that wider international talks to find a political solution to the conflict in Syria had yielded some progress although further consultations were needed.  

Exclusive: UK nuclear deterrent to cost $256 billion, far more than expected
The overall cost of replacing and maintaining Britain's nuclear deterrent will reach 167 billion pounds ($256 billion), much more than expected, according to a lawmaker's and Reuters' calculations based on official figures.  

Syria Wants Russian Businesses To Help Rebuild Country, As Assad Considers 'Resignation'
Syrians want Russian multinationals to help rebuild the country, once (and if) the smoke clears. At least this is the view from Russian politicians with skin in the game.  

October 25, 2015

Does Mike Huckabee Know Where the Ark of the Covenant Is Buried?
Moskoff's's theories go beyond the ark's location. He claims that the CIA is "interested" in his "findings" and that the spy agency has interfered with archeological digs to prevent the discovery of biblical artifacts. Why would the spy service do this? Because the unearthing of such items, including the ark, would strengthen Israel's claim to disputed territory.  

Israel welcomes video surveillance at holy site
Israel's prime minister on Sunday welcomed a U.S.-brokered plan to install video surveillance at a sensitive Jerusalem holy site, saying it could help refute claims that Israel is trying to expand the Jewish presence there, while Palestinians said they feared the cameras would be used to spy on and arrest people.  

“They’re Looking For The Voice of God” – Tom Horn Explains The Dangers Of CERN Particle Experiments
There are some unprecedented scientific experiments taking place at the European Organization for Nuclear Research, more commonly known as the CERN hadron collider. Some say it is merely research into quantum physics and the inner workings of our universe, while others have argued that the experiments are dangerous and could well threaten humanity’s existence. What has many observers concerned are experiments aimed at creating multi-dimensional portals, or passageways,  

1 dead, more than 100 hurt in Bangladesh bomb attacks
As thousands of Shiite Muslims gathered for a religious procession before dawn Saturday, unidentified attackers hurled home-made bombs that exploded in the crowd and killed a teenage boy while injuring more than 100 others in Bangladesh's capital, police said.  

Kerry lays out steps to ease Israeli-Palestinian strife
The United States on Saturday proposed steps, including 24-hour video surveillance, to end weeks of violence over a Jerusalem site holy to Muslims and Jews.  

Russia says wants Syria elections, ready to help Free Syrian Army
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said the Kremlin wanted Syria to prepare for parliamentary and presidential elections, as Moscow intensified its drive to convert its increased clout with Damascus into a political settlement.  

The Death of Europe
European leaders talk about two things these days; preserving European values by taking in Muslim migrants and integrating Muslim migrants into Europe by getting them to adopt European values. It does not occur to them that their plan to save European values depends on killing European values.  

After meeting with genocidal madman in Sudan, ‘Clock Boy’ moves to Qatar
Ahmed Mohamed loves two things: making clocks and freedom. If the media is to be believed (it’s not) this terrific young man is a spectacular student, lauded by his longtime teachers, who simply made a homemade clock to bring to science class. He’s also a Muslim who was denied the freedom he loves by the bigoted, racist, country he has the misfortune of calling home. All he wanted was to be accepted and live a quiet, peaceful, life ensconced in academic pursuits.  

Jew hating and Jew denial: Israel fighting Palestinian terror and the Western media
The old argument used to be that Palestinians were fighting and demonstrating to achieve a state of their own, and that it was Israeli obstinacy that was fermenting Arab violence against Jews. On top of that, a misinterpreted by much of the media positioned Palestinian rage being caused by excessive Israeli military attacks against defenseless Palestinians. This was also known as “disproportionate force.”  

Palestinian terrorism: institutional or random?
In contrast to national liberation movements, Palestinian terrorism has targeted—deliberately, institutionally and systematically—Arab and Israeli non-combatants, sometimes hitting combatants.