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Thursday, November 3, 2016

November 3, 2016

FBI Sources: Clinton Server Hacked By 'At Least Five' Foreign Intel Agencies, Two Major Federal Probes Ongoing
FBI sources say with 99% accuracy that Hillary Clinton's server has been hacked by at least five foreign intelligence agencies, and that information had been taken from it.  
Israel Rebuffs Obama's Objection to Building in Shiloh
Shiloh was the first major holy site following Israel’s entry into the Promised Land. It was there that the Tabernacle (Tent of Meeting) and the Ark of the Covenant stood for 369 years, making Shiloh the primary destination of pilgrimage for the first four centuries of Israel’s existence as a landed nation.  
Trump Victory Prophesied by Kabbalah, Says Mystical Rabbi
A noted Kabbalist arrived at the office of the head of the Republican party in Israel this week with the express purpose of reassuring him that in heaven, the matter has already been decided: Donald Trump will be elected to serve as the next President of the United States.  
Saddam's nuke scientist linked to U.S. shipping terminal
It sounds like one of those crazy Internet rumors you need to double-check with the fact-checking websites, but it’s not. It’s real. One of America’s busiest cargo shipping ports has been quietly turned over to a United Arab Emirates based company whose chairman is none other than the brother of former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein’s top nuclear scientist...the Obama administration,... turned over a Port Canaveral terminal to UAE-based Gulftainer...  
Wall-Building: Turkey to Fence Itself Off Syria in 2017
Ankara is expected to complete the construction of a 911-kilometer-long (566-mile-long) concrete wall on the Turkish-Syrian border in the first half of 2017, Turkish Defense Minister Fikri Isik said.  
France closes 4 mosques for promoting ‘radical ideology
France’s interior minister has ordered the closure of four mosques that allegedly espoused a ‘radical ideology,’ the latest such shutdowns among dozens since the Nov. 13 Paris attacks nearly a year ago.  
FBI Found No Conclusive Evidence Of Secret Trump-Russia Bank Server
Such a revelation from the FBI is unlikely to please the Clinton campaign, which has frantically been trying to find links between Trump and the Kremlin. FBI Director James Comey announced the investigation into Clinton’s emails was being reopened last Friday.  
Iraqi Church Rescued From ISIS Holds First Service In Two Years
An ancient, bombed-out Christian church just outside of Mosul, Iraq, held its first Sunday service in more than two years Monday. The Syriac Catholic church, located in the city of Qaraqosh, held the service just days after Iraqi Security Forces (ISF) retook the city last week.  
Salt Lake Water Woes
The Great Salt Lake is drying up and shrinking. In October 2016, the Great Salt Lake reached its lowest recorded level: 1277.5 meters (4,191.2 feet), averaged between the lake's north and south arms. Five years of drought in the American West have contributed to the recent drop in the water line, as have higher-than-normal temperatures.  
PLO launches campaign to force Britain to apologize for Balfour
The PLO is launching a year-long campaign to force Great Britain to apologize for the "crime" of the Balfour Declaration.  
ISIS leader: Fight the 'enemies of God'
In the recording, al-Baghdadi said he is "confident of victory" and called on the people of the Iraqi city of Mosul to fight the "enemies of God", reported ITV news. He also calls on his followers to attack Turkey, calling the country the "ally of the atheists". The recording, if authentic, would be the first one al-Baghdadi has released in almost a year.  
Barring ‘Obstruction,’ Indictment Almost Certain In FBI Investigation
Fox News anchor Bret Baier said the FBI’s renewed investigation of Hillary Clinton’s email server will almost certainly end in an indictment, unless some sort of “obstruction” arises.  
3.8 magnitude earthquake hits off coast near Warrenton, rattling homes
Callers told NATU News the quake rattled their homes, shaking items hanging or on shelves and moving things around. Twitter users reported feeling the quake for a radius extending several miles. According to the USGS mapping tool, the 7:52 a.m. quake was centered near the coast about 10 miles west of Astoria at a depth of around 21 miles.  
Central Italy feels impact of another earthquake
A magnitude 5.0 earthquake struck central Italy on Thursday morning in the same region hit by recent strong quakes, the U.S. Geological Survey said. It said the temblor, which struck at 1:35 a.m. local time was very shallow, only 10 kilometres deep, and was centred 51.5 km southeast of Perugia.  
Armed migrants fight running battles in the French capital
The area around Stalingrad Metro station was turned into a refugee battleground as rival gangs of migrants set upon each other in shocking scenes of violence. Asylum seekers wearing hooded tops wielded makeshift clubs fashioned from lengths of wood which they used to bludgeon each other as horrified pedestrians looked on.  
This search engine remembers literally everything that's been on your computer
To make it easier to find things, Seattle-based Atlas Informatics launched Atlas Recall, which lets you search for anything you've ever looked at on your computer. ...Once installed on your hard drive and browser, Atlas Recall runs in the background and begins collecting your activity. The company captures all the content you've looked at and stores it on its servers.  
Syria conflict: Russia tells rebels to leave Aleppo
Russia and Syria have told rebel forces in Aleppo to leave by Friday evening. The Russian Defence Ministry said rebels would be allowed to leave unharmed and with their weapons via two special corridors on Friday, while six other routes would be opened for civilians, the sick and wounded. The rebels have rejected the offer.  
Brexit: High Court judges to give legal verdict
The High Court is to rule on whether the government can begin the formal process of leaving the European Union without consulting Parliament. Senior judges heard a challenge last month from campaigners who argue Prime Minister Theresa May does not have the power to invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty without MPs' approval.  
How worrying is Russia’s growing presence in the Middle East?
With tensions already high in the Middle East, Russia is upping the ante, deploying their sole aircraft carrier to the Mediterranean Sea just weeks after sending advanced anti-aircraft weaponry to Syria. The Admiral Kuznetsov was deployed...to the Syrian coast on October 15, leading a naval task force that included the Pyotr Veliky battlecruiser along with the Severomorsk and Vice-Admiral Kulakov anti-submarine warfare destroyers.  
ISIS leader in rare recording: Jews give everything to fight against jihad
Elusive Islamic State leader Abu Bkr al-Baghdadi called upon residents of Mosul on Thursday to fight what he said are the enemies of God, and called on ISIS fighters to destroy the Iraqi city's "infidels" and invade Turkey. In a 31-minute audio recording..."This is what we were promised by Allah and His messenger," two weeks after the beginning of the Iraqi military's operation to liberate Mosul...  
Nile 'Disaster': Flooding Turns River Brown, Shuts Down Water Treatment Stations
Days of heavy rain in Egypt have turned the Nile River, which almost all of the country’s 92 million residents depend on for water, into a turkey brown soup. The stormy weather and subsequent flooding swept tons of soil into the waterway, and the silt-loaded river has forced the closure of several main water treatment stations and caused the disruption of water supplies in some areas.  
Wikileaks Exposes Collusion Between Clinton Campaign, State Department, And New York Times
And the hits just keep on coming. At the same time as the latest Wikileaks email dump revealed an email sent from the gmail account of DOJ assistant attorney general, Peter Kadzik, to the gmail account of John Podesta, warning him of a FOIA case that would make it "a while before the State Department posts the [Hillary] emails", an off-the-record communication which the DOJ apparently had no complaints about, we learned of another coordinated, collusive event, this time involving not the Department of Justice, but the Secretary of State, the New York Times, and the Clinton campaign.  
Military Leader: Iran Sending Elite Fighters Into U.S., Europe
The Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps, the country’s elite military force, is sending assets to infiltrate the United States and Europe at the direction of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, according to recent Farsi-language comments from an Iranian military leader.  
Iraqi forces consolidate their gains in eastern Mosul
Iraqi special forces mopping up in territory seized in eastern Mosul killed eight Islamic State militants Wednesday as residents fled to safety from nearby areas and men shaved the beards they were forced to grow while the extremists were in control.  
Hacked emails show Clinton campaign communicated with State
A State Department official appeared to coordinate with Hillary Clinton's nascent presidential campaign hours before the former secretary of state's exclusive use of private emails was first detailed in a news account last year, newly released hacked emails show.  
Video: Why Are Russia and China Buying Up All of America’s Food?
The Port of New Orleans is quickly running out of food. The Russians and the Chinese are buying up a good portion of America’s grain and food. Inside sources are saying that China is preparing to buy up all beef. What is behind these actions. Could it have anything to do with an impending War between China and Russia and the United States.