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Monday, August 10, 2020

August 10, 2020

 Guess What Happened When New York Put Homeless People In Luxury Hotels

“It doesn’t feel safe anymore,”

Shallow M5.1 earthquake hits Sparta, North Carolina – the strongest in the state since 1916
A very shallow earthquake registered by the USGS as M5.1 hit Sparta, North Carolina, U.S at 12:07 UTC (08:07 LT) on August 9, 2020, causing widespread damage. The agency is reporting a depth of 3.7 km (2.3 miles). This is the strongest earthquake to hit North Carolina since M5.2 in 1916.

What happens when the Italian government gives Muslim invaders from Africa a paid holiday vacation to an Italian beach?
The seven Muslims, all aged from 18 to 22 are said to have targeted children. They stole mobe ile phones, money, and credit cards. The gang is said to live in Turin and came to the seaside town using money provided to them by the government.

Seattle is set to implode in a cauldron of violence and lawlessness as lunatic Leftists seek to abolish police and jails
What’s the best way to destroy the civil society? If you answered something to the effect of, ‘Get rid of all deterrents to crime and unrest,’ you’d be correct.

President Trump declares war on Big Pharma to save America from the criminal pharmaceutical cartels
..I was contacted by a person very close to the president who assured me Trump was absolutely NOT jumping in bed with Big Pharma and that he would be, in fact, taking strategic steps very soon to protect Americans from Big Pharma’s predatory practices.

While Allowing BLM Protesters, Rioters to Scream at Cops, California Bans Singing in Church
The State of California has just banned singing in church, even with masks on, under new guidelines issued by the Department of Public Health, while at the same time allowing protests to continue that feature protesters and rioters screaming at cops, often right in their faces.

U.S. health chief arrives in Taiwan on trip condemned by China
U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar arrived in Taiwan on Sunday as the highest-level U.S. official to visit in four decades, a trip condemned by China which claims the island as its own, further irritating Sino-U.S. relations.

US Christians increasingly departing from core truths of Christian worldview, survey finds
As part of the ongoing release of the Arizona Christian University-based Cultural Research Center’s American Worldview Inventory, the latest findings — exploring perceptions of sin and salvation — from George Barna, the group’s director, show that nearly two-thirds of Americans believe that having some kind of faith is more important than the particular faith with which someone aligns.

Furious Democrats Faced With A Daunting Question: Will They Dare To Challenge Trump’s Stimulus Orders
Three weeks ago, when looking at the staggering amount of cash piled up at the US Treasury thanks to a historic T-Bill issuance spree over the past three months, we said that it’s just a matter of if not when Trump gives the green light to unleash a historic spending spree to put as much of this record $1.8 trillion in the hands of American people and, more importantly, voters ahead of the November 3 election:

Shipments Of 20,000 Fake IDs From China Seized By Feds Ahead Of Election
“These counterfeit driver’s licenses can lead to disastrous consequences.” 

Police, demonstrators clash after Belarus presidential vote
Belarus police and protesters clashed in the capital and the city of Brest on Sunday night after a presidential election in which the country’s longtime leader sought a sixth term despite rising discontent with his authoritarian rule and his cavalier dismissal of the coronavirus pandemic.

Coronavirus tests in Israel to increase to 60,000 per day
The Health Ministry has committed some NIS 4 billion for the next year-and-a-half to ensure that the country is able to screen an average of 60,000 people per day for the novel coronavirus, the Health Ministry said Sunday.