Zionist Organization of America to Howard Dean: 'Apologize For Disgracefully Calling Steve Bannon a Nazi'
In response to Democrat Howard Dean labeling President-elect Donald J. Trump's chief strateigist, Stephen Bannon, a "Nazi" and "anti-Semitic," the Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) called on Dean to retract his claim and apologize.
In response to Democrat Howard Dean labeling President-elect Donald J. Trump's chief strateigist, Stephen Bannon, a "Nazi" and "anti-Semitic," the Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) called on Dean to retract his claim and apologize.
The Cultural Backlash Explanation for the Election
Well, there’s a strong argument to be made that Trump’s election was a cultural statement... how could it not be when poor working whites have to hear Harvard academics lecture them about their “privilege? How could it not be when the left has spent the last two years telling us that police officers are racist murderers?.. this was also a cultural backlash against a movement to teach our children that they can – and should – choose their own gender identity.
Well, there’s a strong argument to be made that Trump’s election was a cultural statement... how could it not be when poor working whites have to hear Harvard academics lecture them about their “privilege? How could it not be when the left has spent the last two years telling us that police officers are racist murderers?.. this was also a cultural backlash against a movement to teach our children that they can – and should – choose their own gender identity.
Trump makes announcements only on social networks, bypassing media
US President-elect Donald Trump has learned the lessons from the manner in which the American media covered him for the last 18 months, and decided after two recent meetings with the press not to avail himself of their services and to communicate directly with the American people via social networks.
US President-elect Donald Trump has learned the lessons from the manner in which the American media covered him for the last 18 months, and decided after two recent meetings with the press not to avail himself of their services and to communicate directly with the American people via social networks.
Israel Thrilled by Trump's Appointment of Nikki Haley
Israel was among the first, and was certainly the most exuberant of UN member states to welcome US President-elect Donald Trump’s pick for ambassador to the world body. South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley was selected for the position on Wednesday, and Israel Ambassador to the UN Danny Danon immediately hailed the decision.
Israel was among the first, and was certainly the most exuberant of UN member states to welcome US President-elect Donald Trump’s pick for ambassador to the world body. South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley was selected for the position on Wednesday, and Israel Ambassador to the UN Danny Danon immediately hailed the decision.
LOST CITY FOUND: 7,000-year-old lost civilisation discovered on the Nile in Egypt
The Antiquities Ministry said its discovery could give new insights into Abydos, which is one of the oldest cities in ancient Egypt.
The Antiquities Ministry said its discovery could give new insights into Abydos, which is one of the oldest cities in ancient Egypt.
Busted! Politicians, Police Caught in Huge Norwegian Pedophile Ring
A total of 150 terabytes of data, including photos, videos and chat transcripts was seized in an operation codenamed "Dark Room," which was the largest operation of its kind carried out in Norway. The seized data shows, among other things, toddlers being penetrated, children being tied up,.......
A total of 150 terabytes of data, including photos, videos and chat transcripts was seized in an operation codenamed "Dark Room," which was the largest operation of its kind carried out in Norway. The seized data shows, among other things, toddlers being penetrated, children being tied up,.......
Putin Positions Russia To Hit NATO Capitals In Mere Minutes
Russia’s “aggressive military posturing” will do nothing to “lower tensions or restore predictability to our relations,” NATO officials elaborated in the statement. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov responded to the accusation, telling reporters “Russia is doing everything necessary to ensure its security in the face of expansion by Nato towards its borders.
Russia’s “aggressive military posturing” will do nothing to “lower tensions or restore predictability to our relations,” NATO officials elaborated in the statement. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov responded to the accusation, telling reporters “Russia is doing everything necessary to ensure its security in the face of expansion by Nato towards its borders.
3.3 magnitude earthquake rattles Caruthersville, MO
The USGS is reporting a 3.3 magnitude rattled parts of Caruthersville, Missouri on Wednesday, Nov. 23. The quake happened Wednesday just about six miles outside of Caruthersville. The quake had a depth of 8.9 km.a distance of 4.4 km.
The USGS is reporting a 3.3 magnitude rattled parts of Caruthersville, Missouri on Wednesday, Nov. 23. The quake happened Wednesday just about six miles outside of Caruthersville. The quake had a depth of 8.9 km.a distance of 4.4 km.
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed reveals al Qaeda’s plan to destroy U.S. through immigration
In an explosive new book, CIA contractor James Mitchell talks of his time as an interrogator of al Qaeda leaders and alleges that their plan was not to destroy the U.S. militarily but to use lax immigration laws, weak politicians and procreation to take the nation down from the inside. ...[Khalid Sheikh Mohammed] said the terror attacks were good, but the “practical” way to defeat America was through immigration and by outbreeding non-Muslims.
Breitbart news site blocked by ad exchangeIn an explosive new book, CIA contractor James Mitchell talks of his time as an interrogator of al Qaeda leaders and alleges that their plan was not to destroy the U.S. militarily but to use lax immigration laws, weak politicians and procreation to take the nation down from the inside. ...[Khalid Sheikh Mohammed] said the terror attacks were good, but the “practical” way to defeat America was through immigration and by outbreeding non-Muslims.
A leading ad exchange has blacklisted Breitbart News, which until recently was run by one of US President-elect Donald Trump's closest advisers. AppNexus said it would no longer allow Breitbart to sell ad space via its platform, after determining that the site had broken its code on hate speech and incitement to violence. Breitbart responded saying it "has always and continues to condemn racism and bigotry in any form".
Mosul battle: Iraq militias 'cut off IS access to city'
An Iraqi paramilitary force says it has seized a key road west of Mosul, effectively encircling the city controlled by so-called Islamic State. The Popular Mobilisation (Hashd al-Shaabi) declared it had taken control of the road between Tal Afar and Sinjar after linking up with Kurdish forces. IS militants still control the section of the road between Tal Afar and Mosul.
An Iraqi paramilitary force says it has seized a key road west of Mosul, effectively encircling the city controlled by so-called Islamic State. The Popular Mobilisation (Hashd al-Shaabi) declared it had taken control of the road between Tal Afar and Sinjar after linking up with Kurdish forces. IS militants still control the section of the road between Tal Afar and Mosul.
Syria conflict: 'Government air strike' kills Turkish troops
Three Turkish soldiers have been killed and 10 others wounded in northern Syria in a Syrian government air strike, the Turkish military says. The attack occurred at about 03:30 (00:30 GMT) on Thursday, during an operation by Turkish-backed Syrian rebels against Islamic State militants. It would be the first time Turkish soldiers have been killed by Syrian government forces in the offensive.
Three Turkish soldiers have been killed and 10 others wounded in northern Syria in a Syrian government air strike, the Turkish military says. The attack occurred at about 03:30 (00:30 GMT) on Thursday, during an operation by Turkish-backed Syrian rebels against Islamic State militants. It would be the first time Turkish soldiers have been killed by Syrian government forces in the offensive.
Tokyo sees first November snow in 54 years
Residents of the Japanese capital were taken by surprise, as the temperatures around this time of the year usually range from 10C to 17C. The snow, caused by an unusual cold front over the city, caused slight delays on public transport. The first snowfall - which is called "hatsuyuki" - arrived 40 days earlier than average, Japan's Kyodo news agency reports.
Residents of the Japanese capital were taken by surprise, as the temperatures around this time of the year usually range from 10C to 17C. The snow, caused by an unusual cold front over the city, caused slight delays on public transport. The first snowfall - which is called "hatsuyuki" - arrived 40 days earlier than average, Japan's Kyodo news agency reports.
Analysis: Unwittingly pushing anti-settlement moves at UN
Education Minister Naftali Bennett...at The Jerusalem Post’s annual diplomatic conference...talked about the historic opportunity Israel now has to turn the conversation away from a two-state solution... But paradoxically, Bennett may be fueling efforts to get an anti-settlement resolution through the UN Security Council in US President Barack Obama’s waning days in office.
Education Minister Naftali Bennett...at The Jerusalem Post’s annual diplomatic conference...talked about the historic opportunity Israel now has to turn the conversation away from a two-state solution... But paradoxically, Bennett may be fueling efforts to get an anti-settlement resolution through the UN Security Council in US President Barack Obama’s waning days in office.
Israel in flames: University of Haifa evacuated as fires blaze across country
The fires that have burned across Israel since Tuesday raged on Thursday with new areas threatened by flames... Fifty percent of these fires were caused by repeated arson... Also on Army Radio, Shimon Ben Ner, a senior Haifa firefighter, said "I know for a fact that they tried to set fire to the department's station in Haifa deliberately to cause the Haifa fire department to be paralyzed."
The fires that have burned across Israel since Tuesday raged on Thursday with new areas threatened by flames... Fifty percent of these fires were caused by repeated arson... Also on Army Radio, Shimon Ben Ner, a senior Haifa firefighter, said "I know for a fact that they tried to set fire to the department's station in Haifa deliberately to cause the Haifa fire department to be paralyzed."
Mexican Cement Company Offers To Help Trump Build His "Big, Beautiful, Powerful" Border Wall
As Trump gears up to take the oval office, vendors are already lining up to get a piece of his massive infrastructure projects, including his "Big, Beautiful, Powerful Border Wall." Ironically, one of the first vendors to publicly announce their interest in bidding on the border wall is none other than Mexican cement producer, Grupo Cementos de Chihuahua. While Trump's border wall has been fiercely protested by numerous senior elected officials in Mexico, including former President Vicente Fox, Grupo Cementos' CEO admits "we can't be choosy."
As Trump gears up to take the oval office, vendors are already lining up to get a piece of his massive infrastructure projects, including his "Big, Beautiful, Powerful Border Wall." Ironically, one of the first vendors to publicly announce their interest in bidding on the border wall is none other than Mexican cement producer, Grupo Cementos de Chihuahua. While Trump's border wall has been fiercely protested by numerous senior elected officials in Mexico, including former President Vicente Fox, Grupo Cementos' CEO admits "we can't be choosy."
Deepest water found 1000km down, a third of way to Earth's core
JULES VERNE’s idea of an ocean deep below the surface in Journey to the Centre of the Earth may not have been too far off. Earth’s mantle may contain many oceans’ worth of water – with the deepest 1000 kilometres down. “If it wasn’t down there, we would all be submerged,” says Steve Jacobsen at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, whose team made the discovery. “This implies a bigger reservoir of water on the planet than previously thought.”
JULES VERNE’s idea of an ocean deep below the surface in Journey to the Centre of the Earth may not have been too far off. Earth’s mantle may contain many oceans’ worth of water – with the deepest 1000 kilometres down. “If it wasn’t down there, we would all be submerged,” says Steve Jacobsen at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, whose team made the discovery. “This implies a bigger reservoir of water on the planet than previously thought.”
UN sees danger in Israeli settlements, Palestinian split
A UN envoy warned Wednesday that the situation in the Middle East was changing "dangerously" as Israel builds new Jewish settlements and Palestinians remain divided. Nickolay Mladenov told the Security Council that Israel's planned new settlements in east Jerusalem were part of "increasingly worrying" developments and urged Israel to halt the construction.
A UN envoy warned Wednesday that the situation in the Middle East was changing "dangerously" as Israel builds new Jewish settlements and Palestinians remain divided. Nickolay Mladenov told the Security Council that Israel's planned new settlements in east Jerusalem were part of "increasingly worrying" developments and urged Israel to halt the construction.
A mega-quake stretching from L.A. to San Francisco would devastate California, with $289 billion in losses, study finds
A sobering new report on California’s seismic vulnerabilities said that up to 3.5 million homes could be damaged if an 8.0 earthquake ruptured on the San Andreas fault.
A sobering new report on California’s seismic vulnerabilities said that up to 3.5 million homes could be damaged if an 8.0 earthquake ruptured on the San Andreas fault.
GOP Lawmaker: Congress Has ‘Obligation’ To Continue Investigating Hillary
Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan says that Congress has “an obligation” to continue investigating Hillary Clinton, despite Donald Trump’s recent comments suggesting that he will go easy on the former secretary of state. “Congress has an obligation to do oversight,” Jordan’s pledge comes a day after Trump appeared to reverse course on a campaign promise to prosecute Clinton for exchanging classified information on a private email server.
Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan says that Congress has “an obligation” to continue investigating Hillary Clinton, despite Donald Trump’s recent comments suggesting that he will go easy on the former secretary of state. “Congress has an obligation to do oversight,” Jordan’s pledge comes a day after Trump appeared to reverse course on a campaign promise to prosecute Clinton for exchanging classified information on a private email server.
Trump's Decision to Give Hillary Clinton a Pass Isn't Going Over Well
Yesterday President-elect Donald Trump officially confirmed he will not move forward with his campaign promise to call for a special prosecutor to investigate former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Trump says Hillary Clinton has "been through a lot" and that the Clintons are "good people" who he doesn't want to "hurt." On the campaign trail, he argued the opposite.
Yesterday President-elect Donald Trump officially confirmed he will not move forward with his campaign promise to call for a special prosecutor to investigate former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Trump says Hillary Clinton has "been through a lot" and that the Clintons are "good people" who he doesn't want to "hurt." On the campaign trail, he argued the opposite.
Japan's east coast hit by massive 6.1-magnitude earthquake - just days after a tremor hit the same area
The quake occurred about 6.30am (local time) on Thursday 37km south of Namie, according to the, according to the Japan Meteorological Agency. Four smaller earthquakes measuring between 4.6 and 3.8 magnitudes followed in quick succession within half an hour with the last striking just before 7am.
The quake occurred about 6.30am (local time) on Thursday 37km south of Namie, according to the, according to the Japan Meteorological Agency. Four smaller earthquakes measuring between 4.6 and 3.8 magnitudes followed in quick succession within half an hour with the last striking just before 7am.