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Yemeni forces hit Saudi airports, airbase with drones in retaliation for continued aggression

Drago Bosnic
Fort Russ News
Mon, 05 Aug 2019 17:35 UTC

Yemeni forces carried out drone attacks on two airports and an airbase in Saudi Arabia in retaliation against the Kingdom's deadly aggression on their impoverished country. The spokesman for Yemeni Armed Forces, Brigadier General Yahya Saree, said in a statement on Monday that in the first drone attack, domestically-developed Qasef-2K (Striker-2K) targeted Najran Regional Airport in the Saudi southwest, Yemeni News reported.

The air traffic came to a halt after the attack, he added. The second attack targeted military and strategic positions at King Khalid Air Base near the city of Khamis Mushait in the southwestern province of Asir, Saree stated. Also in Asir, the Yemeni drones attacked Abha International Airport on Monday, suspending flights. Saree also noted that the attacks were in response to the crimes committed by the Saudi-led coalition, referring to the 21 Saudi airstrikes that have hit Yemen over the past 48 hours.

In mid-May, Yemeni soldiers, backed by allied fighters from Popular Committees, launched a major operation against the strategic oil facility in Saudi Arabia in retaliation for the Riyadh regime's devastating military aggression and siege of the impoverished country. Following the attack, Saudi Arabia stopped pumping crude oil on the major pipeline across the country. The retaliatory attack also led to the rise of oil prices and the fall of stock markets in Persian Gulf Arab countries.

Comment: This news is actually fairly significant - a sign of bigger dynamics at play in the region. For the details, see Elijah Magnier's latest:

War no longer an option for Israel after failures in Syria, Iraq, Palestine, Yemen

Citizenry fed up: Right-wing party 'Alternative for Germany' soars in East Germany polls ahead of crucial regional elections

RT
Tue, 06 Aug 2019 17:23 UTC

The right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has received a groundswell of support in Eastern Germany, leading in polls just weeks before regional elections in three states. Support for major parties is at a historic low.

In an outcome sure to unnerve Germany's more conventional politicians, a series of polls conducted in June and July has demonstrated that the anti-establishment force has moved to the fore in the former Eastern Bloc territory, where they enjoy steady public backing - all ahead of the crucial regional elections, two of which are scheduled in about a month's time.

By contrast, the heavyweights of German politics - Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU) and their coalition partners in the Social Democratic Party (SPD) - are facing what might be called a near collapse of popular support in the same eastern regions. In the latest poll conducted by the Emnid Institute, AfD picked up 23 percent of the vote in the five East German states, narrowly beating out the CDU, which received 22 percent.

Comment:

UFO hunters strengthen their resolve after Facebook shuts down viral 'Storm Area 51' event

RT
Tue, 06 Aug 2019 17:19 UTC

Just as the hype seemed to have calmed down, over two million UFO enthusiasts found their Area 51 meme-filled page suddenly blocked by Facebook, under the pretext of ever-elusive "community standards" violations.

Spooked by the high volume of attendees, worried about the Las Vegas strip club's pledge to bring its dancers to entertain the masses, or offended by one of the thousands memes posted by the community, Facebook abruptly removed the "Storm Area 51, They Can't Stop All of Us" event page over the weekend. The backup page, set up by the organizers, was also wiped out, as the social media giant found the "content posted to this event" to be in violation of "community standards."

Police push for indicting Israeli health czar for aiding accused pedophile evade extradition

Josh Breiner and Aaron Rabinowitz
Haaretz
Tue, 06 Aug 2019 17:05 UTC

Yaakov Litzman, Malka Leifer pedophilia Israel

The Israel Police recommended Tuesday indicting Israel's Deputy Health Minister and United Torah Judaism Chairman Yaakov Litzman for bribery, fraud, witness tampering and breach of trust.

Litzman, who is de facto the health minister, is suspected of using his clout at the Health Ministry to influence the professional opinions of his subordinates. In one case, Litzman allegedly tried to use his standing as deputy health minister to prevent Malka Leifer's extradition to Australia, where she could face charges for 74 incidents of sexual assault and rape. His office denied any wrongdoing.

The second major focus of the investigation centered around Litzman's alleged improper intervention on behalf of a Jerusalem restaurant owned by an associate of the deputy health minister in an effort to prevent it being shut down over serious sanitation violations that police say made a number of people ill who consumed food from the business.

Comment: Encouraging to see some Israeli taking a portion of their internal corruption seriously.

Israel is turning into 'refuge for pedophiles,' warns child abuse prevention activist

Sick! Man throws child from Mall Of America's third floor balcony

CBS News
Fri, 12 Apr 2019 10:47 UTC

Witnesses say child was thrown from balcony

A child was rushed to a hospital Friday morning after reportedly being thrown from a balcony at the Mall of America, and one person has been taken into custody.

A witness at the Bloomington mall told WCCO that a woman was screaming that someone threw her child from the third floor balcony. This was near the southeast corner of the mall.

"She was screaming 'Everyone pray, everyone pray. Oh my God, my baby, someone threw him over the edge,'" Brian Johnson said.

Bloomington Police reported that the victim was 5 years old.

A source at the scene told WCCO that the person who threw, or possibly pushed, the child fled the mall and was apprehended near the light rail station. Later Friday afternoon, police identified the suspect as 24-year-old Emmanuel Deshawn Aranda, who is from the metro area.

The APA pushes 'polyamory' and swinging in child sex ed classes

Cathy Ruse
The Stream
Fri, 05 Jul 2019 12:02 UTC

The world recently learned that the American Psychological Association promotes "polyamory," "swinging," and "relationship anarchy." Their experts say it's healthy and ethical. They're crazy.

Leftists who run our nation's public schools love to hide behind the skirts of the APA when it comes to crazy Sex Ed. So in a recent column I wondered how long it would take for them to push polyamory on the pubertal.

Then I learned they already do.

Targeting California Kids

It was a California teacher who discovered the "LGBT Consensual Non-Monogamy Task Force." She was reviewing the state department of education's "health" lesson mandates for the fall and stumbled across a term she didn't know. She went to look it up, and was led to the APA.

California instructs teachers to talk to youngsters about sex "partners." They are to avoid terms like "boyfriend" and "girlfriend" because "some students may be non-monogamous." This is in the lesson plan for 12-year olds.

There it is. The APA reaching its crusty paw all the way down to pre-pubertal kids.

Comment: There is now a concerted effort to sexually corrupt children and public schools and Planned Parenthood are at the forefront:

Satanists accepted as religious community in Sweden

Sputnik
Fri, 02 Aug 2019 12:27 UTC

In a bid to ditch common stereotypes involving blood sacrifices and orgies, Sweden's satanist community is paying tribute to social justice, a secular state, and embraces feminism. The Dark Lord himself is seen as a literary figure and a role model as an eternal rebel.

Despite the fact that the Church has always regarded Satan as the origin of evil and the foremost enemy of man, the Swedish Satanist community has been accepted as a religious denomination by the country's Legal, Financial and Administrative Services Agency, the newspaper Dagen reported.

In order to become a registered religious community in Sweden, you need to fulfil several requirements, such as arrange religious services, like prayers or meditation, and have a name that "doesn't contradict good customs or general order". According to the authorities, the Satanists have ticked all the boxes.

Comment: These people really have no idea what they're dabbling in. To whitewash satanism and prop it up as nothing but a valuing of liberal ideologies is to ignore the long history of the religion and its tie to the dark side. It's not about rebellion, it's about a narcissistic worldview that revels in the self.

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Illegal alien faces death penalty after being accused of murdering 19 senior citizens

John Binder
Breitbart
Tue, 06 Aug 2019 10:47 UTC

Texas prosecutors will seek the death penalty against an accused illegal alien serial killer who has been charged with murdering 12 senior citizens and accused of murdering seven others.

This week, the Dallas Morning News revealed that Dallas, Texas prosecutors in the case against 46-year-old Billy Chemirmir, an illegal alien from Kenya, will seek the death penalty after charges that he murdered 12 elderly women between 2016 and 2018.

In Texas, the death penalty is only sought in cases where prosecutors believe the suspect committed particularly atrocious crimes against victims. The death penalty means Chemirmir, if convicted, would receive either a life sentence without parole or be put to death.

Woman pleads guilty to throwing drink on Matt Gaetz, faces up to 1 year in jail

Joshua Caplan
Breitbart
Tue, 06 Aug 2019 10:47 UTC

A woman who threw a beverage at Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) in June plead guilty on Thursday, according to CBS Miami.

Amanda Kondrat'yev pleaded guilty in the city of Pensacola and faces up to one year in jail at her October 17th hearing.

The June 1st incident occurred after Gaetz held a town hall event at the Brew Ha Ha restaurant in Pensacola. A video clip shared on Twitter purportedly shows Kondrat'yev, a Democrat who once challenged the Florida Republican for his congressional seat, allegedly whipping a drink at him.

6 people shot dead at family home in Zagreb, Croatia

Deutsche Welle
Tue, 06 Aug 2019 10:10 UTC

Local media have described the killings of three women, two men and a 10-year-old child as an act of jealousy. Only a 7-month-old baby was left alive and uninjured in the house.

Croatian police have opened an investigation into the murder of six people inside a house in the capital, Zagreb.

In what Croatian media have called a "massacre," three women, two men and a 10-year-old child were found dead in the city's Kajzerica neighborhood on Thursday evening.

Police responded to reports of gunshots at the property but only found a seven-month baby alive and unharmed.

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Society's Child

Yemeni forces hit Saudi airports, airbase with drones in retaliation for continued aggression

Citizenry fed up: Right-wing party 'Alternative for Germany' soars in East Germany polls ahead of crucial regional elections

UFO hunters strengthen their resolve after Facebook shuts down viral 'Storm Area 51' event

Police push for indicting Israeli health czar for aiding accused pedophile evade extradition

Sick! Man throws child from Mall Of America's third floor balcony

The APA pushes 'polyamory' and swinging in child sex ed classes

Satanists accepted as religious community in Sweden

Illegal alien faces death penalty after being accused of murdering 19 senior citizens

Woman pleads guilty to throwing drink on Matt Gaetz, faces up to 1 year in jail

6 people shot dead at family home in Zagreb, Croatia

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