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Chicago's mayor on the hot seat as thousands protest outside city hall

Stephen Lendman
Peoples Voice
Sun, 13 Dec 2015 22:50 UTC
Rahm Emanuel
Rahm Emanuel with Benjamin Netanyahu
Career Democrat party member, former congressman, Obama White House chief of staff, Chicago mayor Rahm Emanuel took office in May 2011 - reelected last April for another four-year term.

He's notoriously hard-line, neoliberal and pro-Israeli to a fault. The late Chicago-based Citizens Committee to Clean up the Courts chairman Sherman Skolnick called him the "acting deputy chief for North America of Mossad."

His father, Benjamin, was involved in smuggling weapons to the Jewish Irgun underground terrorist group (co-led by future Israeli prime minister Menachem Begin) in Palestine pre-1948.

Their elements were notoriously involved in bombing Jerusalem's King David Hotel (July 1946 - slaughtering 92 Brits, Arabs and Jews, along with wounding 58 others), as well as the horrific Deir Yassin massacre (April 1948), randomly killing up to 120 defenseless Palestinians mercilessly, including women and children, dozens more in continued fighting - part of the future state of Israel's genocidal ethnic cleansing master plan.

Emmanuel is a former civilian IDF volunteer during the 1991 Gulf War. It's believed he holds dual citizenships - a dubious status for any US politician.
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Pathetic! Colorado bar evacuated after mic stand mistaken for gun


RT
Sat, 12 Dec 2015 14:08 UTC
microphone
© Dominic Favre / ReutersThe microphone was set to be used by a band that night.
Police in Watkins, Colorado, evacuated a bar after a worrying call from a waitress that an armed man was on site. When they arrived at the scene the man was searched and found to be in possession of one (very deadly) microphone stand.

The waitress at Lulu's Inn made the call on December 11 after mistaking the stand for a gun, according to 9News. Her very embarrassing error resulted in armed guards being sent to the scene to detain the suspect.

Streets in the area were shut down and traffic restrictions put in place during the incident.


Comment: The public's hysteria is spreading like a virus and it is very dangerous. This waitress's paranoia could have gotten someone killed.

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Info

Countering the fear of death by Islamic terror

Carey Wedler
The Anti Media
Fri, 11 Dec 2015 00:00 UTC
danger, fears
I am not terrified of the terrorists; i.e., I am not, myself, terrorized. Rather, I am terrified of the terrorized; terrified of the bovine masses who are so easily manipulated by terrorists, governments, and the terror-amplifying media into allowing our country to slip toward totalitarianism and total war. - Dan Sanchez
Guided by talking heads, American armchair warriors spout vitriol, increasingly calling to either treat Muslims like Jews in the Third Reich or simply bomb them into oblivion — and their cognitive dissonance is glaring. These contradictions are evident not least in the paralyzing fear so many 'Mericans feel toward Muslims who courageously call for soldiers to do their bidding in the Middle East. Their crippling fear of Islamic terror, itself, is cloaked in contradiction.

According to an analysis by the New America Foundation, Islamic terror attacks in the United States have led to the deaths of 45 people since 9/11. While 45 deaths is 45 too many, the dizzying fear of Islamic extremism currently sweeping the nation is objectively overblown.

Considering Islamic terror killing an average of 3.2 Americans per year (45 deaths divided by 14 years) since late 2001, here are ten causes of death more worthy of their fear:

1. Television: TV might be linked to earlier deaths among those who watch more than a few hours a day, but more concretely, the devices themselves kill 176 people a year. Literally. They fall on people. That's 55 times more deaths than Islamic terror claims annually.

Comment: The populations of Western nations have been whipped into a frenzied fear of Muslims. These fears are being fueled by their governments and the subservient media in order to more closely control them and to sow discontent and divisions within society. All of which is being done to keep people from realizing that their real enemies are psychopaths who have risen to the top and who will do whatever it takes to stay in control. For any hope of change, people need to understand the phenomenon of psychopathy so they can unite against this real menace, rather than destroying each other and the world.

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Pistol

Heartless police chief resigns after shooting and killing caged puppy

John Vibes
The Free Thought Project
Sun, 13 Dec 2015 21:29 UTC
Police Chief Andrew Spencer and puppy
Police Chief Andrew Spencer resigned this week after it was revealed that he shot and killed an innocent dog that was in a cage and meant no one any harm. To make matters even worse, he took the puppy to a firing range and killed it there because he did not want to deal with finding its home.

Spencer found the dog and managed to get it into a cage using a catcher pole. He then wrote in his report that he had planned to take the dog to a shelter where it would be "destroyed," but then he got another call about a car accident so he decided to do it himself.

The report said that he had planned to go to "the cheapest vet to destroy the dog at the cost of the city." However, the report continued "Due to the higher priority call and the imminent destruction of the dog, I decided it was best to destroy the dog and respond to the accident."
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Airplane

First U.S. flight of fancy new Airbus 350 Jet aborted by its computer


Yahoo! Travel
Sun, 13 Dec 2015 21:30 UTC

The inaugural U.S. flight of one of Airbus's newest aircraft models was supposed to be a big deal, showcasing the impressive new jumbo jet on its very first trip from New York's John F. Kennedy Airport.

Instead, it was spectacularly terrifying and embarrassing fail. The high tech jet's computer system aborted it's own takeoff — because it deemed the runway too short.

Journalists and staff were among the passengers on the Airbus A350 for the chartered Qatar Airways flight that was supposed to travel 12 hours to Hamad International Airport.

The airplane even had screens on each seatback via which the passengers could watch the taxi and takeoff as it happened. Unfortunately, rather than watching the plane soar to 30,000 feet, it taxed, picked up speed — and then came to a startling and screeching halt.
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Black Cat

Swedish pedophile targets 40 daycares and only gets 6 years; 4 cases of rape, 20 cases sexual assault; and these idiots want to go after Assange?!


The Local - Sweden
Sun, 13 Dec 2015 21:06 UTC
Child abuse
© Futureceylon.com
A Swedish court on Friday sentenced a male daycare (dagis) worker to six and a half years in prison for four cases of rape and 20 cases of sexual assault against toddlers aged one to three in his charge.

The 40-year-old man, who worked at 40 different daycares in the southern municipality of Kristianstad as a temp agency employee, pleaded guilty to the charges, a statement from the Kristianstad district court said.

The assaults took place at eight of the daycares where he worked from March 2014 until June 2015.

"The man sexually abused several girls during diaper changes. The girls were between one and three years old. The 40-year-old, documented the abuses himself with his mobile phone camera," the court said.

"The crimes are considered aggravated because of the way he carried them out, the fact that he abused his position as a child minder, and that he abused the trust he enjoyed," it added.

"Crimes like these are very rare," court spokesman Markus Nilsson told the AFP news agency.

The defendant also found guilty of one charge of abusive photography and one case of aggravated child pornography for documenting the abuses and saving the photographs on his computer.

The man, whose name was not disclosed, was caught in July when he sexually abused a young girl at a theme park where he was employed.During police interrogation he came clean about the daycare assaults and rapes.

Comment: Offenses like these are not rare. They happen all over the world and are covered up. Once upon a time, in a frozen tundra not so far away, people like this man were pushed off glaciers into freezing water.

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Question

Are people waking up? Facebook's most discussed topics of 2015 are surprisingly devoid of fluff

Andrew Pontbriand
Activist Post
Sat, 12 Dec 2015 21:05 UTC
thumbs up octopus
Facebook can tell us a number of things about the world around us, although sometimes those things blow up your news feed and take over your Internet experience. Whether it is the Kardashian family, including Kanye West doing or saying something ridiculous, or a political event or scandal that invokes conversation worldwide through the inter-webs, Facebook [and Twitter] usually becomes the hub of developing news stories where the public weighs in and decides which conversations turn into the talk of the day.

Facebook recently released its 'Most Discussed Topics of 2015,' and surprisingly the list has become slightly less like the lists of previous years. Check out the list below:
  1. 2016 United States presidential election
  2. Nov. 13 attacks in Paris
  3. Syrian war and refugee crisis
  4. Nepal earthquakes
  5. Greek debt crisis
  6. Marriage equality
  7. Fight against the Islamic State group
  8. Charlie Hebdo attack
  9. Baltimore protests
  10. Charleston shooting and Confederate flag debate

Comment: Keep spreading the gospel of truth. There's loads more zombies out there.

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Heart

Utah reduced chronic homelessness by 91 percent and here's how

Kelly McEvers
NPR
Fri, 11 Dec 2015 23:48 UTC
Homeless camp in Utah
© Cayce Clifford for NPRHomeless camp in Utah
A decade ago, Utah set itself an ambitious goal: end chronic homelessness.

As of 2015, the state can just about declare victory: The population of chronically homeless people has dropped by 91 percent.

The state's success story has generated headlines around the country, and even The Daily Show With Jon Stewart looked to Utah to understand how the state achieved its goal.

In fact, Utah still has a substantial homeless problem. The overall homeless population is around 14,000.

I get probably two to five calls a week now, wanting to know how we did it, what's unique about Utah.

Comment: You can listen to the segment on NPR via the audio player below:



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Eye 1

Homeland Security deployed hi-tech spy plane above San Bernardino for days after massacre

Daniel Bates
Daily Mail
Fri, 11 Dec 2015 18:32 UTC
Pilatus aircraft
Pilatus aircraft
Federal investigators looking into the San Bernadino massacre deployed a spy plane overhead after the attacks in an apparent attempt to find additional suspects, Daily Mail Online can reveal.

The Department of Homeland Security is said to have put up the single engine craft over the California city and ordered it to make repeated circles overhead.

The craft would likely have been equipped with 'Dirtbox' technology which can scan tens of thousands of phones in one go to identify suspects.

The report adds to the intrigue about whether or not there were accomplices in the San Bernardino attacks, which took place last Wednesday and were the worst terrorist attack on American soil since 9/11.

Sofrep, which first reported the plane's use, said the use of the spy plane showed that law enforcement was 'actively searching for other members of a terrorist cell.'
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Dollars

Student loan craziness: Wages for college grads nearly the same as they were 40 years ago

Melissa Dykes
The Daily Sheeple
Fri, 11 Dec 2015 15:49 UTC
college debt
A recent Pew Research report shows that the American middle class is disappearing. Most Americans are no longer considered middle class anymore. The wealth gap in this country, a gap that continues to grow, has already broken all records. In short, the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer.

Data also shows that, despite the fact that many American college students enter their adult lives by taking on tens (and sometimes hundreds) of thousands of dollars in debt for the promise of a good job with better wages when they graduate, in reality, they are starting out making barely more than the average college graduate made nearly 40 years ago.

Comment: A college degree in the US is worth less and less. Compared to a traditional degree, one from YouTube University may be money and time better spent .

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