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Portland cop reports 'frightening' racist chants from clueless white BLM supporters

Joshua Rhett Miller
New York Post
Fri, 17 Jul 2020 16:07 UTC

Black cops in Portland are being subjected to vile racist taunts from white Black Lives Matter demonstrators, one of the officers said in a new interview.

Officer Jakhary Jackson, a member of Portland police's rapid response team that has responded to ongoing protests for nearly 50 straight days, said what he's seen has been downright "frightening" as he detailed some of the encounters during a July 9 police briefing.

"You have white people screaming at black officers, 'You have the biggest nose I've ever seen," said Jackson, a nine-year department vet. "You hear these things and you go, 'Are these people, are they going to say something to this person? No.'"

Jackson, who graduated from Portland State University with a history degree, said the situation has been "actually frightening" given his own educational background.

Comment: Officer Jackson's interview:

Terry Crews is right: Supremacist ideology, black or white, will always lead to misery

Micah Curtis
RT
Fri, 17 Jul 2020 15:54 UTC

Actor Terry Crews came under fire for an egalitarian message stating that black supremacy will not end well for society. And he's correct, because history has shown that the idea of racial superiority never ends well.

In a recent interview on The Talk, Terry Crews followed up his interview with Don Lemon, where he'd been critical of Black Lives Matter, by stating "we have to include this white voice, this Hispanic voice, this Asian voice. We have to include it right now because if we don't, it's going to slip into something we're not prepared for."

Then Nick Cannon came forward with his anti-white and anti-Jew statements. Crews seemed oddly prophetic, but he still came under fire for his statements.

Comment: Terry Crews has not been afraid to speak his mind on many issues. The interview with Don Lemon on CNN is particularly interesting because he refused to let Don take him off point, despite Lemon's best bafflegab efforts. The CNN host ended up looking like the propagandist-spouting moron that he is.

Gilad Atzmon: Rabbi who survived the Poway synagogue shooting pleads guilty to federal charges of elaborate tax and wire fraud involving fake donations

Gilad Atzmon
gilad.online
Fri, 17 Jul 2020 00:01 UTC

Hours after leaving the hospital, his wounded hands wrapped in blue bandages, Chabad Rabbi Yisroel Goldstein, who survived the Poway synagogue shooting, steeled himself to face the national media and delivered an emotional account of the attack.

In the days following the shooting, the whole of America empathised with the Rabbi, he ticked all the right boxes: a Jew, a victim, a survivor. The American President invited him to the White House, CNN let him speak his mind, the UN General Assembly offered the rabbi a platform so he could moan about the history of Jewish suffering. The Rabbi didn't miss an opportunity to shout: "Am Yisrael Chai, the nation of Israel is alive, do not fear and do not falter, Because God is protecting us and we will survive, we will grow and get stronger and stronger..." The Rabbi was correct, the nation of Israel is alive and kicking, but his message was hardly universal or inclusive.

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'Sickening, if true': Ex-NY police chief says 27 cops reportedly assigned to protect BLM mural as violent crime soars

RT
Fri, 17 Jul 2020 08:00 UTC

As New York grapples with a wave of deadly shootings and violent lawlessness, Mayor Bill de Blasio has reportedly devoted three shifts of nine police officers to protecting the Black Lives Matter mural in front of Trump Tower.

Bernard Kerik, who was police commissioner of New York under former Mayor Rudy Giuliani, said he heard Thursday that de Blasio has one sergeant and eight other officers assigned to guarding the Fifth Avenue mural during each of three daily shifts. "Violence, shootings, and murder is up in NYC and this clown has three sergeants and 24 cops guarding a mural! If true, #SICKENING," Kerik tweeted.

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The Russians are coming, again! Poorly understood cybercrimes play perfectly into political agendas

Helen Buyniski
RT
Thu, 16 Jul 2020 22:26 UTC

Foreign hackers are determined as ever to steal technology, meddle in elections and skew foreign policy, but fear not! The CIA has apparently been authorized to deliver preemptive cyber-strikes based on partisan mythmaking.

US, UK and Canadian intelligence dropped a 16-page report on Thursday accusing "Russian hackers" - specifically APT29, the "Cozy Bear" hacking group of 'Russiagate' fame - of targeting unspecified entities involved in developing the (increasingly controversial) Covid-19 vaccine.

However, the report is fraught with the same factual pitfalls plaguing previous unsubstantiated "Russian hacking" tales, seemingly designed to capitalize on the general population's ignorance about cyber-attacks - or vaccines, for that matter. While Democrat-linked cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike specializes in attributing state actors to malware attacks, more reputable companies avoid doing so based solely on the malware used, since hacking groups often exchange tools or even collaborate.

'History is what it is. Leave it that way': Netizens furious as RAF decides WW2 mascot name is offensive, replaces its gravestone

RT
Fri, 17 Jul 2020 10:08 UTC

The grave marking the resting place of the mascot of a WW2 RAF squadron has been updated to be more politically correct, sparking accusations that the British military is trying to whitewash history.

The black Labrador had belonged to Wing Commander Guy Gibson, and served as the mascot of the 617 Squadron. The dog, named N****r, was known for drinking copious amounts of beer with the RAF pilots. The canine was hit by a car on the same day that the squadron carried out a famous raid on two German dams in May 1943. Illustrating the dog's importance to the squadron, their mascot's name was used as a codeword to confirm that one of the German dams had been destroyed.

A memorial created shortly after the mascot's passing, located at RAF Scampton, listed the dog's name and the circumstances of his death. However, the WW2-era headstone was recently modified, with the Labrador's name being replaced with "The Dog."

Comment: The rewriting of history, regardless of the motives, is not something to be celebrated, it's something to be feared.

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NY Times sued for $10 million for making up COVID-19 story

WND
Wed, 15 Jul 2020 20:20 UTC

© Official White House photo by Tia Dufour
President Donald J. Trump answers reporters' questions at a press conference Tuesday, July 14, 2020, in the Rose Garden of the White House.

'Not right for mainstream media to lie about and target conservative Christians'

The New York Times is being sued for $10 million for reporting during the COVID-19 pandemic that students at Liberty University were victims after university officials decided to reopen campus after a break.

Paul Bedard's "Washington Secrets" column in the Washington Examiner reported that in a 100-page suit filed in Virginia's Lynchburg Circuit Court, the university charged that New York Times reporter Elizabeth Williamson and photographer Julia Rendleman ignored "No Trespassing" signs to tour the campus when it was trying to keep away outsiders who might be infected with the coronavirus.

Cocaine use at new highs, increased vaping use in young people, report finds, but cigarette, alcohol consumption down

Sophie Scott, Penny Timms and Mary Lloyd
ABC News
Thu, 16 Jul 2020 22:57 UTC

More young Australians are experimenting with vaping, even if they've never smoked cigarettes, but they are turning away from alcohol and illicit drugs.

The latest national snapshot of household drug use showed one-in-five young adults who didn't smoke had tried e-cigarettes.

In 2016, just over 2.5 per cent of people aged 18-24 were vaping.

'This is an attack on the church.' Jesus statue beheaded at SW Miami-Dade Catholic church

Carli Teproff
Miami Herald
Thu, 16 Jul 2020 11:14 UTC

A statue of Jesus Christ as the Good Shepherd that has been in the courtyard of a Kendale Lakes Catholic church for decades has been beheaded and police are trying to figure out who is behind the act.

The statue, which sits behind the church at 14187 SW 72nd St., was desecrated sometime Tuesday night into Wednesday morning.

"This is an attack on the church," said Mary Ross Agosta, a spokeswoman for the Archdiocese of Miami. "This is not only private property, it is sacred property."

Ross Agosta said church personnel found the statue with its head on the ground just before 8 a.m.

"This is not something you can trip over and say, 'Oh, sorry,' " she said. "Someone did this intentionally."

Comment: So not just statues of "racist" figures in history - but all statues, and all figures of history - or in this case religious figures. What insanity we're seeing on display.

To get some better idea...

Epstein's other 'recruiters': Four more women accused of supplying young girls for him

Ryan Fahey
Daily Mail
Sun, 12 Jul 2020 00:00 UTC

Sara Kellen, Adriana Ross, Lesley Groff and Nadia Marcinkova are under investigation for their role in Epstein's sex-trafficking ring, according to reports
The four women are accused of helping to procure and groom the girls
In one case a previous victim went on to help groom other young women
Ms Kellen, dubbed Maxwell's 'lieutenant', 'flew on the lolita express almost as many times as the disgraced couple'
Reports suggest that Ms Maxwell moved 36 times before her arrest last week

Four more women accused of supplying young girls for billionaire paedophile Jeffrey Epstein to abuse are facing investigation as it's revealed Ghislaine Maxwell moved house 36 times in a year before she was caught by the FBI.

Sara Kellen, Adriana Ross, Lesley Groff and Nadia Marcinkova are being investigated for their alleged role in Epstein's sex-trafficking ring, according to a report in the Sunday Telegraph.

Ms Kellen, dubbed Ghislaine Maxwell's 'lieutenant' by Epstein's victims, is said to have flown on the paedophile's 'lolita express' almost as many times as the disgraced couple.

Comment: The Maxwell Family Business: Espionage

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Society's Child

Portland cop reports 'frightening' racist chants from clueless white BLM supporters

Terry Crews is right: Supremacist ideology, black or white, will always lead to misery

Gilad Atzmon: Rabbi who survived the Poway synagogue shooting pleads guilty to federal charges of elaborate tax and wire fraud involving fake donations

'Sickening, if true': Ex-NY police chief says 27 cops reportedly assigned to protect BLM mural as violent crime soars

The Russians are coming, again! Poorly understood cybercrimes play perfectly into political agendas

'History is what it is. Leave it that way': Netizens furious as RAF decides WW2 mascot name is offensive, replaces its gravestone

NY Times sued for $10 million for making up COVID-19 story

Cocaine use at new highs, increased vaping use in young people, report finds, but cigarette, alcohol consumption down

'This is an attack on the church.' Jesus statue beheaded at SW Miami-Dade Catholic church

Epstein's other 'recruiters': Four more women accused of supplying young girls for him

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