The young woman whose half-naked corpse was displayed and desecrated by Hamas militants in Gaza has been identified as a German citizen who came to Israel to attend the “peace” music rave in the Negev desert, where 260 people were reportedly killed. Meanwhile, the AfD (Alternative für Deutschland, Alternative for Germany) demanded that the German government stop funding Hamas.
In other news, police in Oakland, California advised citizens not to confront armed burglars breaking into their cars, due to an increasing number of violent incidents during such encounters.
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Bank of Italy Governor Points to Investor Concerns Over Italy’s Long-Term Economic Growth
Concerns surrounding Italy’s long-term economic growth potential are evident, as reflected in the recent surge in Rome’s borrowing costs. Investors seem to be anticipating a blend of stagnant growth coupled with escalating debt, shared Ignazio Visco, the departing Governor of the Bank of Italy, in an interview with the Financial Times.
Visco emphasized the need to comprehend the market’s apprehensions. “It’s not about speculating against Italy. The concerns predominantly revolve around the future growth trajectory of our economy,” he stated.
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1 Killed and 8 Wounded in Shooting at Pennsylvania Community Center Party
INDIANA, Pa. (AP) — One person was killed and eight were wounded in a shooting during a private party at a Pennsylvania community center early Sunday, authorities said.
State police in Indiana County said troopers local officers as well as emergency services responded at 12:35 a.m. Sunday to the shooting at the Chevy Chase Community Center in White Township, about 50 miles (80 kilometers) northeast of Pittsburgh.
Nine people between the ages of 18 and 23 were shot, including a 22-year-old Pittsburgh man who died at the scene, police said.
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Armed Chicago Tow Truck Driver Turns the Tables on Suspected Drive-by Shooter
A concealed carry holder in Chicago turned the tables on a suspected drive-by shooter who opened fire on a group of people after a car crash, according to a report.
“The shooting happened so quickly, I didn’t have time to react,” witness Lorenzo Hernandez told ABC 7 via a Spanish translator. “In Chicago, you go to work not knowing if you will come back home. This happens everywhere. I thank God that I didn’t get hit.”
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Breaking: Pro-Hamas Demonstrators Violently Clash With Pro-Israel Counter-Protestors in Seattle Area
On Sunday, violence erupted in Kirkland, Washington when pro-Palestinian supporters rallied to celebrate the terrorist attacks and kidnappings in Israel, in which Hamas Islamist militants slaughtered hundreds of innocent Israeli civilians and IDF soldiers, including women and children.
The Kirkland waterfront, a wealthy suburb of Seattle, became the scene of dueling protests when supporters of Israel arrived to counterprotest a pro-Hamas demonstration organized by a collection of radical Socialist/Communist groups in the Seattle area.
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Caroline Ellison, Sam Bankman-Fried’s Ex-Girlfriend, to Take Center Stage in Crypto Trial
When Caroline Ellison, a mousy brown-haired girl with big glasses, takes the stand against Sam Bankman-Fried next week, the defense will likely try and blame her, at least partially, for the dramatic implosion of FTX.
Just eight years ago, Ellison first crossed paths with Bankman-Fried while he was working at the Manhattan trading firm Jane Street Capital and she was an intern.
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Democrat-Leaning States See Highest Residential Electricity Rates
In a recent report by the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), states traditionally leaning Democratic registered some of the highest residential electricity rates in June. The data indicated that out of the top 20 states with the steepest rates, 16 are governed by Democrats.
Notably, among the continental 48 states, Connecticut, California, New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New York, and Vermont — all of which were carried by President Joe Biden in the 2020 elections — were found to have the most elevated residential electricity rates in June, the Daily Caller reports.
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Doctor Persecuted for “Misinformation” Wins Appeal
Subverting the tightening noose of censorship, the judicial system has risen, this time at least, as a defender of free expression and professional discourse in Washington State. The Court of Appeals has recently extended a lifeline to Dr. Richard Eggleston, a retired ophthalmologist, in his battle against the Washington Medical Commission’s (WMC) accusations of spreading “misinformation” about COVID-19. This pivotal ruling not only resonates as a triumph for Dr. Eggleston but also echoes across the medical community, bolstering the principle that the crucible of critical discourse should not be chilled by punitive actions.
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Florida Man Arrested With Detailed Plans to ‘Kill Everyone’ at His Former High School
A South Florida man was arrested after police found handwritten threats in his car outlining plans to “kill everyone” at his former high school and others across multiple states on his 22nd birthday.
Henry Horton IV, 19, was pulled over in Jupiter on Sept. 27 for a broken headlight when a search of the vehicle uncovered the alleged plans, WBPF reports.
One of the notes read, “kill everyone at OHS with my guns.” Horton allegedly confessed that it referred to Okeechobee High School, where he graduated in May 2022, according to the probable cause affidavit.
Police said the notes ultimately outlined a plan for Horton to kill an administrator at the school, along with 14 others on the campus on January 2, 2026, the day he turns 22.
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Former U.S. Army Intelligence Officer Faces Charges for Attempted Leak to China
Joseph Daniel Schmidt, a former U.S. Army intelligence officer, has been apprehended on charges of attempting to provide classified defense information to the Chinese intelligence agencies amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Notably, some of this sensitive information was contained in a document titled “Important Information to Share with Chinese Government.”
Schmidt, 29, was arrested upon landing at San Francisco International Airport from Hong Kong, his residence since March 2020. A federal grand jury in Seattle indicted him on counts related to retaining and attempting to distribute national defense information.
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Georgia Troopers Who Shot and Killed ‘Stop Cop City’ Militant Will Not be Criminally Charged
The Georgia State Patrol troopers who shot and killed a “Stop Cop City” activist earlier this year will not be criminally charged after a thorough investigation determined it was justified.
The troopers’ use of lethal force, according to the Stone Mountain Circuit District Attorney’s Office, was “objectively reasonable under the circumstances of the case,” according to Fox 5.
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‘Green’ EV Battery Factory Uses So Much Energy, it Needs Its Own Coal Plant to Power it
In order to keep up with the demands for Democrat President Joe Biden’s green agenda, a coal-fired power plant is being expanded to cope with the energy needs of an electric vehicle (EV) battery factory.
The $4 billion Panasonic EV battery factory is being constructed in De Soto, Kansas.
The new factory will help satisfy the Biden administration’s efforts to get everyone into an EV.
It also will help extend the life of a coal-fired power plant.
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House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) explained what his first move as House speaker would be if he’s elected.
Jordan appeared on Sunday Morning Futures, stating that support for Israel must take precedence once a new House speaker is in place.
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Matt Gaetz Says Booting McCarthy ‘Absolutely’ Worth it Even if He Gets Expelled
Firebrand Rep. Matt Gaetz on Sunday insisted his efforts to sack former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy were worth it — even if his fellow Republicans expel him from Congress as retaliation.
Gaetz (R-Fla.) led a faction of eight Republicans in backing a motion to vacate the chair — or oust McCarthy (R-Calif.) — in a 216 to 210 vote, with a unified bloc of Democrats, last week, sparking condemnation from others in the GOP.
“Absolutely,” Gaetz replied when asked on NBC’s “Meet the Press” if the move was worth it even if it leads to repercussions for himself.
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Murdered Far-Left Brooklyn Activist’s Girlfriend Has Trouble Picking Out Suspect in Lineup: Report
During an arraignment Thursday, Brooklyn prosecutor Jordan Rossman revealed that Ryan Carson’s girlfriend identified suspect Brian Dowling as the man who murdered her boyfriend from a photo lineup.
According to the New York Post, two other witnesses to the crime did however identify Dowling as the man who stabbed Carson to death last week.
Carson was killed early morning on October 2nd while he and his girlfriend were walking down a sidewalk in Brooklyn. As the closest witness to the murder, former Manhattan prosecutor Mark Bederow said it was “potentially devastating and crippling” that she could not correctly identify the suspect.
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NASA Releases Stunning New Images for Hubble Telescope’s ‘Galaxy Week’
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration released five stunning new images from the Hubble Space Telescope this week in honor of the telescope’s “galaxy week.”
The images show various types of galaxies across the universe, and the space agency touted the new images from the 33-year-old space telescope.
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New Gun Control Laws Sweep Three Blue States
Starting in October, three blue states will put into effect a slew of new gun reform legislation. Lawsuits against Colorado and Maryland have arisen, while Connecticut has steered clear of any new legal trouble.
Below is a breakdown of the legislation that went into effect on Oct. 1 in Colorado, Maryland, and Connecticut.
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Oakland Police Tell Residents Not to Confront Auto Burglars
Police in Oakland, California are telling residents not to confront people breaking into their cars after seven suspects were arrested in three incidents late last month.
“The individuals involved in locked auto burglaries have become extremely brazen. Something that’s typically a non-violent crime has become much more dangerous for police and for the community,” said Oakland interim assistant police chief, Tony Jones. “We want to caution the public. Don’t try to engage with these individuals who are breaking into your car.”
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Only Seven of Nation’s 100 Biggest School Districts Celebrate Columbus Day: Report
Less than 10% of the nation’s largest school districts continue to commemorate Columbus Day, a new report found.
The report from the Young America’s Foundation found that only seven of the nation’s 100 largest school districts still observe Columbus Day, while 19 mark the holiday as “Indigenous People’s Day.” The vast majority of districts do not observe either.
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Ron DeSantis Blames Hillary Clinton for Political Division in the Country
Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) turned the tables on Hillary Clinton, saying she made a “deplorable” statement about Donald Trump supporters.
The Florida governor spoke in an interview with FOX News Sunday that aired Sunday, discussing Clinton’s comments on CNN earlier in the week about how “MAGA extremists” might require “formal deprogramming.” DeSantis suggested the failed presidential candidate was still bitter about losing the 2016 election to Trump.
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Smith & Wesson Officially Moves Headquarters Out of Blue State to Tennessee
Firearm manufacturer Smith & Wesson officially moved its headquarters from New England to Tennessee, earning praise from the NRA.
“Congratulations to Smith & Wesson on their grand opening in Tennessee. This move is a testament to their enduring legacy, their commitment to firearm excellence, and to the importance of preserving America’s gun industry and Second Amendment rights in a fair environment,” NRA Executive Director of Advancement Tyler Schropp told Fox News Digital in an exclusive comment.
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Following this weekend’s attack on Israel by Hamas, the Democratic Socialists of America have planned a march in New York City in “solidarity with the Palestinian people and their right to resist 75 years of occupation and apartheid.”
The 1PM ET rally, “All Out for Palestine,” comes after national backlash over the Hamas attack.
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30 Ways Canada’s Government is Censoring Citizens Right Now
Last Friday, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) announced plans to update broadcasting in Canada under the Online Streaming Act (Bill C-11) proposed by the Trudeau Liberals.
The CTRC tweet read, “Today, we are taking a major step forward to modernize Canada’s broadcasting system! Following broad consultations, we are releasing our first 2 decisions, including which online streaming services must register with us.”
On the Ezra Levant Show, Ezra said that “99% of Canada’s mainstream media just shrugged, they already work for the government, in a way, because they’re all either working directly for the government, the CBC, or they’re on government subsidies.”
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837 Canadians ‘De-Banked’ Since 2018, Including Hundreds of Freedom Convoy Supporters
Over 800 Canadians have been “de-banked” since 2018, including hundreds of Freedom Convoy supporters.
According to figures obtained through an access-to-information request, Blacklock’s Reporter learned of 837 residents whose respective banks closed their accounts over the past half-decade.
The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada said it only knew of those closures through complaints filed with regulators. While the agency did not explain the closures, the figures said it excluded substantiated terrorism and money laundering.
But among those complaints are 267 bank accounts and 170 bitcoin wallets from Freedom Convoy supporters, with an estimated $7.8 million in holdings.
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Canadians Cannot Sue U.S. Over Alleged MK-ULTRA ‘Mind-Control Experiments,’ Claims Québec Judge
A bizarre class-action lawsuit against the U.S. government may not proceed after the Québec Court of Appeal said the country cannot be sued in Canada for its alleged role in brainwashing psychiatric patients.
The lawsuit — which has not been authorized by a judge — claims Dr. Donald Ewen Cameron performed unlawful experiments at the Allan Memorial Institute between 1948 and 1964 as part of the CIA’s MK-ULTRA program on covert mind-control.
The program allegedly received joint funding from the Canadian government and the CIA during that period for experiments at the Institute in conjunction with McGill University.
But a 3-0 decision rendered on October 2 contends a 1982 Canadian law on suing foreign states cannot be used retroactively.
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CBC President Fails to Substantiate Claim That Reporters Received Threats During Freedom Convoy
According to the head of CBC, Canadians pose a safety risk to its reporters.
In a report to Parliament, state broadcaster CEO Catherine Tait claimed her employees “face rising threats to their safety both online and in the field.”
“Our news teams are experiencing the impact of this polarization first hand as they face rising threats to their safety both online and in the field,” penned Tait in the latest Annual Report.
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Church in the Vine (CITV) and Pastor Tracy Fortin were both convicted of three counts each of obstruction under the Public Health Act. Along with the convictions, an Alberta court levied an $80,000 fine for refusing to allow inspectors into the church while services were in progress to check for COVID compliance.
CITV and Fortin’s battle with the Alberta government was detailed in the Rebel News documentary Church Under Fire: Canada’s War on Christianity.
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Far-Left Activists Clash With Rebel News During Montreal’s Climate Protest
Last week, student associations, along with far-left activists, organized a full week of protests in Montreal to draw attention to the government’s perceived inaction on climate change.
On September 28, one of their protest events specifically targeted car culture. Coincidentally, during the same period, reports emerged of vandalism incidents involving SUVs in certain areas of Montreal.
The vandals deflated tires, applied paint, and left fake infraction notices on the vehicles. These notices cited concerns about excessive CO2 emissions and their impact on human, animal, and plant life.
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Inside the Courtroom: Unraveling the Tamara Lich and Chris Barber Trial With Robert Kraychik
Tonight, we break down the first portion of the Tamara Lich and Chris Barber trial with Robert Kraychik.
The duo is on trial for their role in organizing the anti-mandate Freedom Convoy, which protested peacefully in the streets of Ottawa in late January and early February 2022.
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ISIS Supporter Charged With Terrorism Offence
Ammara Amjad, 29, from Milton, Ontario, was charged for her alleged participation in Islamic State activities.
Amjad returned from Syria on April 4, 2023.
She was arrested following an investigation by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Federal Policing Integrated National Security Enforcement Team (INSET).
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Massive Turnout for Dr. James Lindsay Event in Calgary Sends Cancel Culture Packing
Dr. James Lindsay has been at the centre of a cancel culture firestorm here in Alberta these last few weeks. He is perhaps best known for publishing hoax papers, with titles like “The Conceptual Penis as a Societal Construct,” in academic peer reviewed journals that, to put it politely, call into question the credibility of the Marxist totalitarian mindset that has overrun academic institutions the world over.
A few weeks back, we spoke with the founder of Take Back Alberta, David Parker, who is hosting Edmonton and Calgary events featuring Dr. Lindsay. He shared that two venues and Eventbrite had already bailed on hosting the event due to “community pressure”.
Despite those venue cancellations, not to mention a few more since then, and despite the continued efforts to stop this event, David Parker and Dr. James Lindsay, who quipped that the event would happen even if it had to be in a Denny’s parking lot, managed to secure Calgary and Edmonton venues that did not cave to the pressure of the cancel culture mob.
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The Public Health Agency of Canada Refuses to Disclose How it Spied on Canadians During the Pandemic
Canada’s health agency is facing criticism for withholding thousands of pages of extensive cellphone tracking data under the Access To Information Act.
The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) hid behind “commercial confidentiality” as the reason for not disclosing weekly reports derived from cellphone towers across the country throughout the pandemic, as reported by Blacklocks.
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Much like the 1971 Ford Pinto and the RMS Titanic, perhaps inviting Yaroslav Hunka into the House of Commons looked good on paper. Alas, in reality, it was an utter disaster.
The 98-year-old Hunka is the ex-Nazi SS soldier who was given a standing ovation in the House by history-challenged members of Parliament (which is to say, if one was taking up arms against Russian soldiers prior to May 8, 1945 — which Hunka did — then one is fighting AGAINST the Allied forces.)
Once again, Canada made for an international laughingstock. Once again, the Blackface Liberals had copious quantities of egg on their faces.
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AfD Calls on German Government to Stop Funding Hamas
The foreign policy spokesman for the AfD parliamentary group in the Bundestag, Petr Bystron, expressed his condemnation of the violence and called for decisive actions: “Hamas is a terrorist organization, and it’s high time to put an end to both the overt and covert funding of this group, including contributions from the UN, the EU, and Germany.”
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Filip Dewinter is a husband and father of three, a Flemish nationalist, a leading member of Vlaams Belang, and one of Belgium’s most well-known politicians. Having been at the vanguard of dissident politics in Europe for three decades, Dewinter has, inevitably, made power enemies on all sides. Globalist politicians and regime journalists have repeatedly endeavored to drag his name through the mud, while neo-Nazis and Islamic extremists have plotted—and in some cases actually attempted—to take his life.
This week, Mr. Dewinter sat down with The European Conservative to discuss his lengthy political career, the ideological foundation of his party Vlaams Belang, and the failure of populism, among other things.
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EU Chief Diplomat Josep Borrel: EU Cannot Replace US Aid to Ukraine
The European Union’s top diplomat, Josep Borrell, stated on Thursday that Europe cannot replace the United States’ support for Ukraine after the political crisis in Washington raised questions about continued American financial aid.
The infighting in Washington that has called into question continued support for Ukraine is “bad news,” Borrell said, expressing hope that aid would eventually continue despite tensions within the U.S. political system.
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Finland Detects Possible Leak in Baltic Undersea Gas Pipeline, Investigation Underway
A potential leak in the undersea pipeline connecting the gas grids of Finland and Estonia was identified, leading to its operators shutting it down for investigation.
On early Sunday, at around 2 a.m. local time, system operators in both countries observed an unusual drop in the pipeline’s pressure, as mentioned in a statement by Gasgrid Finland Oy on their website.
This situation, though currently under control, evokes memories of explosions in the undersea Nord Stream gas pipeline just over a year prior.
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Against a backdrop of out-of-control inflation, a precipitous decline in living standards, deindustrialization, and a migrant invasion facilitated by the left-liberal globalist government, exit polls from Bavaria’s state elections today have revealed that the national-conservative Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party made gains significantly larger compared to any other party. It is the best result AfD has had in Bavaria and in any state that was formerly a part of West Germany.
At the same time, support for the center-right CSU, which has done little to stem mass migration over thee years, remained static at around 36.7%, while the parties making up the so-called ‘traffic light’ coalition collectively garnered a mere 38%.
The Free Voters are projected to achieve 15.3% in the election, marking their best performance to date. It appears that the party has gained recognition within the government. In 2018, the Free Voters secured 11.6 percent of the vote. Chairman Hubert Aiwanger likely played a significant role in this success, as he enjoys popularity similar to that of Prime Minister Söder in surveys. The controversy surrounding an anti-Semitic leaflet from his school days doesn’t appear to have negatively impacted his standing. Most of his supporters believe that he was not the author of the leaflet.
The AfD’s success comes after its co-leader Tino Chrupalla was hospitalized after being injected with an unknown substance at a Bavarian campaign rally days day, and after its other co-leader Alice Weidel, along with her family, had to be moved to a safe house after death threats.
Recently, Andreas Jurca, a local Bavarian AfD leader, was beaten to a pulp after an immigrant gang spotted him on the street.
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Germany Suspends Aid to Palestine as Berlin Launches Review of All Humanitarian Support Payments
Germany has suspended humanitarian aid payments to Palestine in the wake of the deadly terrorist assault on Israel by Hamas terrorists.
The German government’s development minister, Svenja Schulze, announced on Sunday that as a result of the “terrible turning point” of Saturday’s surprise terror attacks and invasion of Israel by Hamas, a review will be conducted of the hundreds of millions that Germany supplies to Palestine.
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Hesse Election: Germans Rebuke Left-Liberal Globalist; AfD Surges
Olaf Scholz’s center-left coalition experienced a massive defeat in Sunday’s elections in two traditionally conservative strongholds, with a simultaneous rise of the anti-globalist right party AfD, as indicated by exit polls.
The Social Democrats led by Scholz, the Greens, and the Liberal Free Democrats (FDP) all saw declines in Bavaria, Germany’s largest state by surface area, and Hesse, home to Frankfurt and the European Central Bank headquarters.
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Italy Faces War Fatigue and Resource Shortages in Supporting Ukraine, Says Defense Minister
Italy’s Defense Minister, Guido Crosetto, expressed concerns on Wednesday over the country’s diminishing military resources for Ukraine and a waning domestic interest in backing Kyiv.
Highlighting Italy’s limitations, Crosetto noted that while the country has striven to provide significant aid, it is nearing its capacity in terms of the military equipment it can dispatch to Ukraine. “Italy has stretched its support almost to its limits. There’s a limited amount of military resources we can further allocate,” he stated.
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A member of the infamous Blade Runners gang has vowed to continue destroying Sadiq Khan’s hated ULEZ cameras — telling the Mayor of London: ‘We won’t stop until you stop. That’s the bottom line.’
In an interview with Talk TV, the masked maverick — who uses Ben as a fake name — claimed to have wrecked 150 of the traffic cameras since they were expanded across the capital’s boroughs on August 29.
Ben, wearing a balaclava and hood, is seen in the footage using an angle-grinder to cut down a Ulez camera mounted on a traffic light in just four seconds.
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UK: Drunk Man Arrested With Axe Down Trousers ‘Had No Idea Where it Came From’
Pawel Petak, 41, admitted having a blade in public
A drunk man seen putting an axe down his trousers was arrested at a bus stop but claimed he didn’t know where the weapon had come from. Members of the public in Fosse Road North, Leicester, called Leicestershire Police after spotting Pawel Petak, who lives in nearby Bonchurch Street, with the weapon.
After his arrest, at about midday on Saturday, September 16, he was taken into custody and made no comment during his police interview. But at Leicester Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday his solicitor Kate Nield said she had spoken to Petak, 41, and been told he had no idea where the weapon came from.
Ms Nield said: “He was in drink. He can’t tell me why he did what he did.”
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UK: Heart Deaths Up 26% on Pre-Pandemic Levels, Official Data Shows
Experts are raising the alarm as the number of deaths related to heart failure continues to soar way above average.
New official data from the UK government shows that heart-related deaths are currently 26 percent higher than they were before the pandemic.
The latest figures reveal that England recorded 32,130 registered deaths due to heart failure during the 24-week period between March 24 2023 and September 1.
During the same period in 2020, there were 25,512 heart failure deaths.
The difference is 6,618.
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UK: Most ‘Carbon Offset’ Schemes Are ‘Worthless Junk,’ Report Finds
An investigation into the growing industry of “carbon offset” schemes has found that most of these “green” projects are “likely junk or worthless.”
The UK’s left-wing Guardian newspaper launched a joint investigation with Corporate Accountability, a nonprofit climate watchdog group.
The probe examined environmental projects that are supposedly aimed at offsetting greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions via the voluntary carbon market (VCM).
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UK: Scientists Issue Warning as Popular COVID Antiviral Drug Triggers Unexpected Mutations
A team of scientists has issued a warning after a study found that a popular antiviral drug used to treat Covid is triggering mutations of the virus.
The drug, molnupiravir, is driving an unintended pattern of mutations in the SARS-CoV-2 virus that is increasing its genetic diversity and causing it to spread, the scientists warn.
This is the warning of an international team of researchers who studied some 15 million SARS-CoV-2 sequences.
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Two Israeli Tourists Shot & Killed in Egypt in Apparent ‘Vengeance’ Attack
Via Middle East Eye
At least two Israelis and one Egyptian have been killed after a man opened fire at Israeli tourists in the Egyptian city of Alexandria on Sunday, according to the country’s interior ministry.
Israeli and Arabic media reported that a policeman had targeted Israeli tourists at the site of Pompey’s Pillar in the city. The Israeli foreign ministry confirmed the deaths in a statement, adding that a third Israeli was wounded and is in moderate condition.
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Blinken Says Americans May be Among Dead, Missing in Israel
Secretary of State Antony Blinken revealed Sunday that the Biden administration believes multiple Americans were killed in the conflict raging in Israel.
“Yes, we have reports that several Americans were killed. We’re working overtime to verify that,” Blinken told CNN’s “State of the Union.”
“At the same time, there are reports of missing Americans and there again, We’re working to verify those reports.”
He did not provide an estimate.
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Death Toll From Hamas Onslaught Passes 700, Over 100 Kidnapped, as Israel Strikes Gaza
Over 2,200 wounded, relatives of missing issue impassioned pleas for help; IDF still working to clear terrorists from Israeli communities, over 36 hours after assault beganIsrael formally declared a state of war on Sunday as the death toll from an unprecedented Hamas attack a day earlier rose above 700 and was expected to rise further, with the fate of over a hundred people abducted and taken to the Gaza Strip still unclear.
Israeli jets carried out “intense” airstrikes on targets in Gaza on Sunday afternoon, shortly after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office announced that the security cabinet had voted Saturday evening to put the country officially at war, meaning it can carry out “significant military activities.”
Battles were ongoing Sunday in at least three communities near the Gaza border overrun by Hamas gunmen a day earlier, and rocket fire continued to dog Israeli communities, as Israel girded for what was expected to be a prolonged campaign against the Gaza-based terror group.
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Eyewitness Account of the Rave Massacre
Scenes of young women raped next to the dead bodies of their friends
I’ve spent the last 12 hours speaking to Israelis who were at the Supernova music festival. Their testimonies, as you would imagine, are very emotional. At least one broke down mid-conversation and wasn’t able to continue his recollection.
The attack on the festival outside of Re’im began around 7 a.m. The party was at its peak by then—which meant that by then most people were inebriated. At first, partygoers heard a loud explosion, which they took to be another sporadic rocket attack on southern Israel. But then the explosions grew louder and constant, and kept going for about five minutes. The music stopped, and the police protecting the 4,000 or 5,000 ravers began pushing everyone to leave.
By then, the terrorists were approaching in pickup trucks bearing Hamas military markings.
Shooting began. Many were executed on the spot. 260 bodies have been found, so far, on the site of the rave.
Many of the young men and women started running in the flat expanse of the western Negev desert. Faced with the spectacle of kids fleeing for their lives on a largely flat surface, the terrorists began rounding up the rest of their victims.
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Hamas Strikes Israeli Targets With Kamikaze Drones
Palestinian militant group Hamas has released a short video of an improvised attack drone, also known as a kamikaze drone, launched during a Saturday morning surprise attack on Israel.
The 22-second-long video posted on Sunday by the militant group to social media shows several launch sites of improvised kamikaze drones hiding in the resident building and storage facilities.
The Izzedine al Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Hamas, claimed on Sunday that they launched more than 25 kamikaze drones, including Al-Zawari wing-type, that destroyed Israeli targets, including vehicles and equipment.
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The unprecedented surprise attack Hamas is carrying out against Israel is comparable to the terror attacks on America on September 11, 2001, Israel’s ambassador to the UN has argued.
‘This is our 9/11,’ Israeli Ambassador to the UN Gilad Erdan said in an appearance on Fox News Saturday. ‘Babies, women, the elderly were dragged outside of their homes, were taken hostage.’
‘These animals will pay a heavy price and they will learn that these atrocities cannot be committed again against our civilians,’ he said.
Published reports from Israel indicate more than 300 Israelis have been killed, and 1,590 injured, since Hamas launched its blitz attack with rockets and gangs of roving gunmen, attacking civilians and soldiers alike across dozens of locations.
Running gun battles continued on the streets of Israel early on Sunday, some 24 hours after the assault began.
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Israel’s Tank With Trophy System Fell Into Hands of Hamas Militants
Israel’s most advanced operational tank, equipped with a Trophy active protection system, has been captured by Hamas militants.
As Israeli troops continue fighting in various locations and special forces and taking control and cleaning some areas, the first footages of abandoned and captured modern Merkava and Namer combat vehicles have emerged.
Multiple videos of abandoned Merkava Mk4 main battle tank and Namer heavy armored personnel carrier have been published on social media.
The vehicles were left by soldiers behind at their positions along the border during a surprise offensive by the Palestinian militant group Hamas that began on Saturday morning.
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Israel Defense Forces Rescue 48 Hostages From Kibbutz Dining Hall
The Israel Defense Forces rescued 48 hostages from the dining hall of Kibbutz Be’eri on Saturday, according to local reports.
The Palestinian terror attack against Israel happened on the Jewish holiday of Shemini Atzeret, the final day of the annual High Holy Day cycle.
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Navy Deploys Warships to Mediterranean Sea Near Israel Following Hamas Attack
The USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier was deployed to the eastern Mediterranean Sea as Israel continued its offensive against Hamas, US defense officials said Sunday.
Accompanying the aircraft carrier will be a strike group of warships as well as Air Force F-35, F-15, F-16, and A-10 fighter aircraft squadrons, according to The Pentagon.
“My thoughts continue to be with the people of Israel and the many families who have lost loved ones as a result of the abhorrent terrorist attack by Hamas,” Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said in a statement.
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Netanyahu Warns Israelis to Brace for a ‘Long and Difficult War’ Against Hamas
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu braced the Jewish State for a “long and difficult war” Sunday as his administration retaliated against the surprise attack from the Hamas terrorists that has killed 600 Israeli citizens.
“We are embarking on a long and difficult war. The war was forced upon us by a murderous attack by Hamas. The first phase ends in these hours by destroying most of the enemy forces that have penetrated our territory,” Netanyahu declared, per a translation.
“We will restore security to the citizens of Israel and we will win.”
Israel’s cabinet invoked Article 40 Aleph, marking the nation’s first formally declared war since 1973.
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Oil Prices Jump More Than $3 Per Barrel in Wake of Hamas Attack
BEIJING, Oct 9 — Oil prices jumped more than $3 a barrel in early Asian trade on Monday, as dramatic military clashes between Israeli and Hamas forces over the weekend deepened political uncertainty across the Middle East.
Brent crude LCOc1 rose $3.34, or 3.95%, to $87.92 a barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude CLc1 was at $86.23 a barrel, up $3.44, or 4.16%.
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Renaud Camus’ National Council of European Resistance Voices Support for Israel
The National Council of European Resistance (NCER), an organization that seeks to bring together qualified French and European personalities who aspire to “work for the defense of European civilization and to oppose the Great Replacement and defeat “replacist totalitarianism,” has released a communiqué which states emphatically its support for Israel amid attacks by Hamas and others.
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Stripped Woman Seen in Back of Hamas Pickup Truck Identified as German Citizen
A woman whose seemingly lifeless body was paraded half naked in the back of a pickup truck on Saturday surrounded by Hamas terrorists has been identified by her family as German citizen Shani Louk.
Following the invasion of Israel on Saturday morning, during which thousands of rockets rained down on the Jewish state from the Gaza Strip and Hamas terrorist fighters stormed through the borders in a surprise attack, a flurry of videos began circulating appearing to show Palestinian militants kidnapping women from Israel.
One such video showed a woman stripped nearly naked in the back of a pickup truck lying in a lifeless fashion with her limbs contorted in an unnatural fashion. Her body lay at the feet of several men in combat clothing who shouted “Allah hu Akbar” while spitting on her back. The video sparked international outrage as it went viral.
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Vaunted Israeli Intelligence Agency Blindsided by Hamas Attack: Reports
Hamas’ surprise attack this weekend reportedly caught Israel’s vaunted intelligence services completely off-guard — so much so that senior officials said just last week that the Islamist militant group was neither interested in nor preparing for war.
Neither the Israeli Defense Force nor the Israel Security Agency — commonly known as the Shin Bet — issued any warnings that the terrorist organization, which operates out of the Gaza Strip, was about to launch the Saturday assault that has since left hundreds dead and thousands wounded on both sides, according to the Israeli newspaper Haaretz.
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On Sunday, X labeled a post from Iran’s Supreme Leader Imam Sayyid Ali Khamenei a violation of the platform’s rules, but allowed it to remain on the site because “it may be in the public’s interest for the post to remain accessible.”
In a post about the attack on Israel by Hamas militants, the Iranian leader said, “God willing, the cancer of the usurper Zionist regime will be eradicated at the hands of the Palestinian people and the Resistance forces throughout the region.”
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Iranian security officials helped the Palestinina terror group Hamas plan its Saturday sneak attack on Israel — and gave the final go-ahead at a meeting last Monday in Beirut, an explosive new report says.
Officers from Iran’s infamous Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps had been working with the Gaza Strip-based terrorist organization since August to plan the Oct. 7 attack, which sent thousands of rockets and groups of armed gunmen over the fortified Israeli border, killing more than 700, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday.
The attack was the most serious breach of the Jewish state since the 1973 Yom Kippur War.
Iranian officers — as well as reps from Iran-backed militant groups including Hamas and Lebanon’s Hezbollah — refined tactical and strategic plans for the assault during several meetings in Beirut, according to the Journal, which cited senior members of both terrorist groups.
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UAE Sides With Israel, Condemns Hamas for ‘Nihilistic Destruction’
The Foreign Affairs Ministry of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) issued a statement Sunday directly condemning the Palestinian terrorist organization Hamas for a bloody terror spree that has left over 700 dead since early Saturday, urging the region to avoid following the group toward “nihilistic destruction.”
The UAE is one of the world’s wealthiest and most influential explicitly Islamic governments. Abu Dhabi’s condemnation of Hamas and extension of condolences to the majority-Jewish victims of the Hamas rapes, abductions, and massacres on Saturday is a dramatic contrast in tone from neighboring Iran — where the regime threw a street party to celebrate the killings, complete with a fireworks display — and the eruption of pro-Hamas rallies and celebrations around the world, including in the United States.
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Russia withdrawing its warships from Sevastopol in Crimea to Novorossiysk in the face of consistent Ukrainian strikes is a relocation that does not change its active maritime posturing in the Black Sea.
Russia may have moved its Black Sea Fleet away from Crimea to check if NATO’s intelligence-surveillance-reconnaissance (ISR), electronic warfare (EW) planes, and drones continue to aid Ukrainian forces in attacking Russian warships at Novorossiysk.
A NATO-backed Ukrainian attack at Novorossiysk, an internationally recognized Russian territory, legitimizes Russia’s shooting down NATO planes flying over western Ukraine and eastern Poland, setting the stage for World War III.
A Russian strike on NATO assets or territory activates the Charter’s Article 5, where an attack on one member is considered an attack on the entire bloc. It legally mandates all member-states to rush to the attacked member’s aid.
Russian strategists have, therefore, long debated how shooting down these US and NATO aircraft would permanently deter West-supported Ukrainian strikes but also put Moscow on a warpath with the West.
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A Japanese YouTuber driving a Tesla in Thailand found himself perplexed when the car repeatedly warned him of pedestrians crossing in front. However, upon looking up, he saw nothing.
The amusing reality emerged later when he realised the car was not identifying people cutting in front but mistakenly interpreting people hanging on the back of Thai Songthaew, or two-row pick-up trucks, as pedestrians.
The Japanese YouTuber, known for creating content about Thailand, shared this amusing incident in a video posted on his Twitter account, X: @JGSDF_YTS_X7. He was driving a Tesla, an electric vehicle renowned for its advanced safety features, including a system that alerts the driver of surrounding hazards.
As he was driving his Tesla in Thailand, an alert suddenly flashed on his car screen, warning him of people constantly crossing in front of the car. However, when he looked around, he saw no one crossing the road, yet the screen still showed several people supposedly cutting in front of his vehicle. He almost thought it was supernatural until he discovered the hilarious truth, reported KhaoSod.
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Anthony Albanese Calls Out ‘Great Lie’ of No Camp Ahead of Indigenous Voice Referendum
Australians will head to the polls to vote in the first referendum since 1999, where they will be asked whether they agree to enshrine an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice in the constitution.
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Watch: Charges Fall as Pandemic Protesters Expose Shocking Abuse of Power
Charges against several individuals involved in a 2021 pandemic protest in Melbourne have been dropped, leaving a trail of injustice and confusion.
Nick Patterson, one of the accused, gives me an update about his shocking experience, shedding light on the abuse of power by law enforcement.
I’ve been bringing you this story since the May 2021 incident when a peaceful protest in Melbourne’s CBD turned chaotic.
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New York City Democratic Mayor Eric Adams called for a new rule to be established regarding the number of immigrants being sent to his city.
“We can’t have a rule that one can come from anywhere on the globe and come to New York City and remain in New York City as long as they want, and taxpayers must pick up the cost,” Adams told Face the Nation on Sunday.
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As new migrants arrive in the northern part of Paris, particularly from Lampedusa, Italy, some local residents are expressing growing concerns about their safety.
The sense of unease is on the rise in the northern neighborhoods of the city, close to the Jardins d’Éole in the 18th arrondissement, as more migrants from the Italian island of Lampedusa settle in the area, CNEWS reported.
Local residents have been sharing their apprehensions. One neighborhood resident attested, “There have been conflicts and disruptive incidents caused by them.” She further mentioned that frequently, when she ventures out or returns home, they instill fear in her.
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Germany: Pro-Palestinian Arab Youths in Berlin Attack Police
Serious riots erupted in Berlin following a pro-Palestinian demonstration. Arab youths launched attacks on the police using paving stones and various projectiles, resulting in injuries to two officers. Law enforcement detained 40 individuals, including a key instigator, BILD reported.
Later on Sunday night, another attack occurred when unidentified individuals hurled a 2.5-kilogram stone from a bridge onto a police car. A substantial manhunt was immediately initiated, and streets primarily inhabited by Arabs were cordoned off, leading to the collection of personal information from numerous suspects. One police officer in the targeted patrol car sustained minor injuries from flying debris.
On Saturday, many Arabs in Berlin’s immigrant neighborhoods had celebrated Hamas’ terrorist actions in Israel, which had caused hundreds of casualties. Simultaneously, the conflict in Israel persisted, along with the Israeli military’s counteroffensive.
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Italy: Naval Blockade ‘Extreme Remedy’, Not for Now — Musumeci
(ANSA) — ROME, OCT 8 — Civil protection Minister Nello Musumeci on Sunday ruled out introducing a naval blockade to prevent irregular migration to Italy for the time being.
“The naval blockade is an extreme remedy that is defined by international agreement, so this is not the time and it is not opportune,” said Musumeci in answer to a question on the proposal, much-trumpeted by the Brothers of Italy (FdI) party of Premier Giorgia Meloni during last year’s election campaign and recently relaunched by party bigwig and senate Speaker Ignazio La Russa.
“Departures must be stopped through bilateral agreements with the countries of departure,” he continued.
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Just 8% of EU’s Illegal Migrants Were Women in 2022 — Rest Were Military-Age Men
New official data from the European Union has poured cold water on the narrative that the flood of illegal immigrants is mostly families seeking asylum.
In 2022, the vast majority of migrants who illegally entered the European Union were military-aged males.
Just 8 percent of the illegal border crossers were female.
The figures were revealed by the European Border Agency Frontex in its 2023-2024 risk analysis report.
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New York City Mayor Eric Adams has failed to deter migrants from making the treacherous trip to the Big Apple from South America, with many, more empowered than ever.
Adams this weekend visited the Darien Gap, a treacherous rainforest traversed by thousands of mostly South American migrants a month, to try to dissuade them from coming as U.S. cities like his own struggle to accommodate them.
His unusual trip to Mexico, Ecuador and Colombia underscores the criticism that he and other Democratic city and state leaders have voiced for the immigration policies of President Joe Biden.
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Pritzker Calls on ‘Someone’ to Stop Texas From Sending Migrants ‘Only to Blue Cities’
Gov. J.B. Pritzker (D-IL) is calling for “someone” to stand up and stop Republican lawmakers from sending migrants “only to blue cities.”
“Someone needs to work in Texas with these border politicians to have them stop sending people only to blue cities!” Pritzker told Face the Nation on Sunday.
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Canada: Drag Queen Story Time Protest Charges Against Nathaniel Pawlowski Dropped
Nathaniel Pawlowski, son Calgary Pastor Artur Pawlowski who incurred the government’s wrath for refusing to shut down his church during COVID-19, is following in his father’s footsteps of resistance when it comes to resisting government overreach. In addition to his strong faith convictions and the work he has done speaking on his father’s behalf around the world, Nathaniel is perhaps best known as an ardent and uncompromising defender of free speech.
When Calgary’s radical progressive mayor, Jyoti Gondek, implemented a draconian and unconstitutional bylaw banning protests against drag queen story time events, Nathaniel was one of many who refused to comply with the censorious restrictions and so he headed out to protest an event on a public sidewalk adjacent to the library where the event was taking place.
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Carbon Passports Are the Next Dystopian Surveillance Threat
The digital ID agenda is already on the horizon. But it doesn’t stop there. Digital carbon passports are the next big proposal. Travel enthusiasts worldwide might soon face a drastic change in exploring international borders, with global warming triggering the implementation of carbon passports that could limit their wanderlust, asserts Intrepid Travel in a recently published report.
Dubbing these restrictions as “personal carbon allowances,” the report portends they would serve as determinants compelling individuals to conform to the global carbon budget.
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Hundreds of Minors Had ‘Gender-Affirming’ Breast Removal in Canada Since 2018: Data
Since 2018, Canadian surgeons have performed hundreds of “gender-affirming” mastectomies on minors as young as 14, says the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI).
According to data compiled for The National Post by the Institute, of the 4,071 visits involving double mastectomies or breast reductions reported over the past half-decade, 303 involved teens 17 and younger, and 299 patients were 18.
Hospitalizations and day surgery visits for gender reassignment mastectomies have also risen sharply since 2018, from 536 in 2018, to 985 in 2022.
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“Harry Potter” author J.K. Rowling has issued a public response to a critic on X, seeking evidence to support the claims made against her.
Over the past few years, the renowned author has faced criticism for her views on certain transgender issues. Some detractors have labeled Rowling a TERF, or trans-exclusionary radical feminist, arguing that she expresses views that may be perceived as unsupportive of trans individuals. These opinions primarily arise from her comments on gender identity.
On X, a user shared a video featuring a critic who labeled Rowling as “transphobic” and questioned the continued support for “Harry Potter” given these claims.
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Veterans Affairs: There Are Over 50 Genders
Democrat President Joe Biden’s Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has started pushing a radical “woke” agenda.
In a new survey sent out by the VA, the department alleges there are more than 50 genders.
A copy of the survey was obtained by the popular Libs of TikTok account and shared on Twitter/X.
Despite there being an estimated 67,495 homeless veterans across the United States, the department is allocating taxpayer funds to promote far-left gender ideology.
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Columbus Day will become as toxic as our Australia Day. Columbus will be vilified as much as Captain Cook.
Just watch.
Sara: Oh, you must mean “Indigenous Peoples Day” (huge eye roll).
LOL, is that going to be the new name?
NO it will NOT. Columbus Day is joyfully celebrated EVERY year in America.
It has nothjing to do with Australia.
Details have emerged of an Islamist attack on a music festival near Gaza. Everyone has probably seen these videos and photos.
I read Russian Islamist channels. They approve of what happened. They also show the statue of Buddha that stood at this festival, under which it is written that the victims themselves provoked the Muslims with this “shirk”.
100 years ago they wrote strange novels. Such as “The Time Machine” by Wells or “Aelita” by Alexei Tolstoy.
The video of the festival destruction reminded me of them.
A scene worthy of an apocalyptic plot.
“The young woman whose half-naked corpse was displayed and desecrated by Hamas militants in Gaza has been identified as a German citizen who came to Israel to attend the “peace” music rave in the Negev desert, where 260 people were reportedly killed.”
History keeps repeating itself BECAUSE only the names and dates change.
“Far too much time, energy and blood has been expended in the Middle east. It’s time to take decisive action. We need to take out the terror regimes in Iran, Iraq and Syria. Then say to the Palestinians: “You have two choices: You can live as civilized citizens or you can be next.”” (Nov 2002)
http://www.triumphpc.com/psst!/jul02/rocket1.shtml
fredthreethreethree: They’ll choose “you can be next” and then demand a ceasefire.
“They’ll choose “you can be next” and then demand a ceasefire.”
Yes, that’s pretty much been the pattern. But I think the Mohammadanists’ve finally over-played their hand. As long as the Israelis don’t allow the Obamericans to infringe on their right to bear arms against their enemies, a “ceasefire” shouldn’t interrupt this party.
Those effing muzzy savages will NEVER EVER be peaceful or civilized, they must be eliminated to the last one in order for them to be peaceful.
Sad, but true.