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Thousands march in Tel Aviv against US & Israel's 'deal of the century'

Times of Israel
Tue, 04 Feb 2020 19:51 UTC

Israelis gathered in Tel Aviv Saturday night to protest the US Middle East peace proposal and government plans to annex territory in the West Bank.

Organizers from the Peace Now anti-settlement group said thousands marched in the demonstration at Tel Aviv's Dizengoff Square, held under the banner of "Peace plan, not annexation deal."

"Annexation is a disaster, no peace, no security," protesters chanted, while holding up signs decrying Israel's 52-year occupation of the West Bank and against "transfer," referring to a part of the plan that opens up the possibility of drawing the border of a future Palestinian state to include several Arab-Israeli towns.

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Drag queens 'make history' in Super Bowl advert as Corporate America toes the line on virtue-signaling

Robert Bridge
RT
Tue, 04 Feb 2020 19:16 UTC

This week, the US marked yet another 'cultural milestone' as cross-dressing males were featured in an advert during Super Bowl LIV. Why are companies pandering to radical liberal agendas that risk alienating their consumer base?

This week I stumbled headlong into one of those jarring headlines, courtesy of The Washington Post, that was impossible to walk away from without medical attention: 'Drag queens will make Super Bowl history in a hummus commercial.' It's these sorts of stories that make me remember exactly how long I've been away from home.

In the article, we are introduced to Sang-Young Shin — better known as Kim Chi in the world of drag — and Maxwell Heller, aka Miz Cracker, two regular attractions on RuPaul's Drag Race television show. Now the two queens are about to be propelled to All-Star celebrity status as the Super Bowl spokespersons for some hummus brand that I will not advertise here.

Iowa: 8 counties voter registration rates are larger than eligible voters; Sec of State refutes report

Cristina Laila
Gateway Pundit
Mon, 03 Feb 2020 00:00 UTC

Judicial Watch sounded the alarm on potential voter fraud on Monday ahead the Iowa caucuses. Conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch on Monday announced that eight Iowa counties have more voter registrations than eligible voters.

There are at least 18,658 extra names on the voter rolls in Iowa, Judicial Watch reported. The watchdog group also reported that Polk County has an unusually high rate of 95.9% of total eligible voters registered.

Via Judicial Watch:

Judicial Watch announced that eight Iowa counties have more voter registrations than their eligible voting-age population. According to Judicial Watch's analysis of data released by the U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC) in 2019 and the most recent U.S. Census Bureau's five-year American Community Survey, eight Iowa counties are on the list of 378 counties nationwide that have more voter registrations than citizens living there who are old enough to vote, i.e., counties where registration rates exceed 100%. These 378 counties combined had about 2.5 million registrations over the 100%-registered mark. In Iowa, there are at least 18,658 "extra names" on the voting rolls in the eight counties at issue.

The chart below details the eight Iowa counties' registration rate percentages:

Reg Rate Total Population

Dallas County 114.8 80,864

Johnson County 107.9 114,425

Lyon County 102.5 11,475

Madison County 102.5 15,720

Poweshiek County 102.1 18,428

Dickinson County 100.9 17,000

Scott County 100.8 171,493

Warren County 100.5 48,630

Comment: Iowa's example brings into question the viability of voter rolls in 49 other states. Will it come down to micro-policing the system and where does that end?

Talk radio's Rush Limbaugh announces he has 'advanced lung cancer'

Brian Flood
Fox News
Mon, 03 Feb 2020 00:00 UTC

Talk radio king Rush Limbaugh stunned his 20-million member audience Monday with the announcement he's been diagnosed with "advanced lung cancer."

The 69-year-old conservative talk pioneer closed his broadcast with the grim news, saying he will be leaving his golden EIB microphone for treatment, but hopes to return later this week.

"This day has been one of the most difficult days in recent memory, for me, because I've known this moment was coming. I'm sure that you all know by now that I really don't like talking about myself and I don't like making things about me... one thing that I know, that has happened over the 31-plus years of this program is that there has been an incredible bond that had developed between all of you and me."

The radio icon then told his audience that his job has provided him with the "greatness satisfaction and happiness" of his life.

Comment: Whether folks love him or not, Rush Limbaugh holds a unique place in the world of radio broadcast for his iconic programs, melding current events with his distinctive brand of insightful commentary and many awards to prove it.

China is testing Russia's anti-viral drug to treat coronavirus amidst warnings of 'mass outbreak'

Bryan MacDonald
RT
Tue, 04 Feb 2020 12:00 UTC

While health chiefs prepare for a potential pandemic, China is testing a Russian anti-viral drug in the hope that it might help control the new coronavirus. It comes as prospects of a vaccine look slim for the foreseeable future.

Triazavirin, developed at Yekaterinburg's Ural Federal University, was originally developed to combat 'Bird Flu' (H5N1), and, given that there are some similarities between the two infections, researchers feel it's worth a punt. The medicine is already known to be effective against 15 types of flu.

Russia's Deputy Health Minister Sergei Kraevoi confirmed the news on Tuesday. He also revealed that the Chinese still haven't shared samples required for a vaccine with foreign researchers, adding that without these it's impossible to start looking for a remedy.

"It takes literally several months, from two to five (to conduct preclinical studies)," Kraevoi said. "To do this, you need a live native virus. Unfortunately, at the moment we don't have this very important living virus," he explained.

He's back: Hardcore jihadist resurfaces in France via EU-paid student exchange program

RT
Tue, 04 Feb 2020 13:50 UTC

A man who represented one of the most brutal jihadist groups in Syria has been arrested in France. Bizarrely enough, the suspected war criminal apparently freely enjoyed the benefits of the EU student exchange program.

Last week, several human rights groups celebrated the arrest of a man named Majdi Mustafa Nameh, a humble 30-something student. He is better known under his nom-de-guerre, Islam Alloush, which he used while serving as the spokesman for the jihadist group Jaysh al-Islam. He resigned in August 2016, after giving an interview to an Israeli researcher.

Following his arrest in Marsaille, the man was charged with "war crimes" and "complicity in enforced disappearances."

Alloush was personally involved in kidnappings, torture and forced enlistment of children into the fighting ranks of the militant group, say the three NGO's who helped track him down and arrest.

India cancels visas to Chinese nationals over coronavirus

RT
Tue, 04 Feb 2020 18:26 UTC

© REUTERS/P. Ravikumar
Medical staff are seen inside a ward specialized in treating the coronavirus, at the Rajiv Ghandhi Government General hospital in Chennai, India

New Delhi has cancelled all visas issued to Chinese nationals and foreigners who have visited China after January 15. Those who have already entered India using those visas have been told to contact a government hotline.

India's embassy in China has announced that it is suspending all visas granted to people who either reside in China, or have visited the country in the past two weeks. This includes employee visas and business visas and applies to people who traveled from China after January 15.

Woman, 68, repeatedly tased husband, 73, after he asked for separation

The Smoking Gun
Tue, 04 Feb 2020 17:42 UTC

Pamela Carr's husband delivered some stunning news Sunday morning: He wanted a separation after nine years of marriage. The 68-year-old Carr's response was equally shocking: She pulled out a taser and repeatedly zapped her 73-year-old spouse, Florida cops allege.

As the couple argued over the separation, Carr "pulled out a taser and drive stunned him several times," according to a criminal complaint charging Carr with aggravated domestic battery, a felony. The court filing does not indicate whether Carr's husband was injured as a result of the tasing in the couple's Clearwater home. Carr, police say, admitted to tasing her husband, but "claims it was in self defense."

Seen right, Carr was released from the county jail Sunday night after posting $1000 bond. A judge has ordered Carr to have no contact with the victim and has barred her from possessing firearms and ammunition. Carr will be allowed a one-time visit--in the presence of a law enforcement officer--to retrieve her belongings from the couple's residence in the Serendipity mobile home community.

Skating scandal: French authorities open investigation into underage sex abuse claims in figure skating

RT
Tue, 04 Feb 2020 17:08 UTC

Prosecutors in France are investigationg allegations into underage sex abuse within the sport of figure skating, per reports from the Agence France Presse.

The investigation follows claims from French pairs skater Sarah Abitbol, who claimed that she was raped by her former coach Gilles Beyer when she was underage.

Abitbol claimed in an interview with L'Obs newspaper, that Beyer had systematically sexually assaulted her and raped her between 1990 and 1992, when she was between the ages of 15 and 17.

Radicalizing troops? 19yo rookie soldier named suspect in French police station knife attack, after ISIS threat phone call

RT
Tue, 04 Feb 2020 16:48 UTC

A 19-year old serviceman was named a suspect in the attack on a gendarmerie station in France, which took place after police received a threat of a massacre in the name of Islamic State.

The suspect was "a young soldier who was completing his two months of initial training and was on probation," Defense Minister Florence Parly confirmed on Tuesday. She added that the man was not on duty during the attack.

The prosecutor in the northeastern city of Metz, Christian Mercuri, told reporters that the 19-year-old alleged culprit joined the army in early December.

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Society's Child

Thousands march in Tel Aviv against US & Israel's 'deal of the century'

Drag queens 'make history' in Super Bowl advert as Corporate America toes the line on virtue-signaling

Iowa: 8 counties voter registration rates are larger than eligible voters; Sec of State refutes report

Talk radio's Rush Limbaugh announces he has 'advanced lung cancer'

China is testing Russia's anti-viral drug to treat coronavirus amidst warnings of 'mass outbreak'

He's back: Hardcore jihadist resurfaces in France via EU-paid student exchange program

India cancels visas to Chinese nationals over coronavirus

Woman, 68, repeatedly tased husband, 73, after he asked for separation

Skating scandal: French authorities open investigation into underage sex abuse claims in figure skating

Radicalizing troops? 19yo rookie soldier named suspect in French police station knife attack, after ISIS threat phone call

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Reg Rate	Total Population
Dallas County	114.8	80,864
Johnson County	107.9	114,425
Lyon County	102.5	11,475
Madison County	102.5	15,720
Poweshiek County	102.1	18,428
Dickinson County	100.9	17,000
Scott County	100.8	171,493
Warren County	100.5	48,630