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According to the Russian Center for Syrian reconciliation, almost 70 al-Nusra (also known as Tahrir al-Sham) militants were killed, as the government forces jointly with the Free Syrian Army (FSA) repelled the terrorist group's attack in Syria's southern de-escalation zone. The Russian military noted that there were no losses among the Syrian army's servicemen, but provided no details regarding casualties among the FSA units.
"Over the past 24 hours, Jabhat al-Nusra militants have attacked the settlements in the southern zone of de-escalation, which joined the legitimate government," the center's statement reads.
In addition, Syrian government troops have destroyed 3 armored vehicles and 14 pickups carrying the heavy machine guns of militants, according to the statement.
The total number of settlements in the southern de-escalation zone which joined the Syrian government forces increased to 12 on Sunday, the Russian Defense Ministry pointed out.
A Mexican presidential candidate has called upon his fellow countryman to flood the United States with a mass exodus, calling it a "human right."
According to a report from El Universal, candidate Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) said the people should flee Mexico to find a life in the United States, which is a pretty dismal message coming from a presidential candidate. The equivalent would be President Trump telling Americans to flee for Canada.
"And soon, very soon - after the victory of our movement - we will defend all the migrants in the American continent and all the migrants in the world," Obrador said on Tuesday while calling on people to "leave their towns and find a life in the United States."
Comment: This is fake news. López Obrador did not say people 'should' start a mass exodus nor did he call on people to go to the US. The actual quote in El Universal reads:
"Y ya pronto, muy pronto, al triunfo de nuestro movimiento vamos a defender a los migrantes de todo el continente Americano y todos los migrantes del mundo que, por necesidad, tienen que abandonar sus pueblos para buscar la vida en Estados Unidos, es un derecho humano que vamos a defender", expresó.which translates as:
"And soon, very soon, after the triumph of our movement, we are going to defend the migrants from all over the American continent and all the migrants of the world who, by necessity, have to leave their villages to seek a life in the United States, it is a human right that we are going to defend," he said."By necessity", meaning that given the lack of opportunities and conditions of poverty they are forced to seek a better life elsewhere. Now, one could rightly argue that seeking a better life might be considered a 'human right', but looking for it illegally in a different country is not. But AMLO certainly did not speak in the shocking terms that the Daily Wire pretended.
The increase in ultra-Orthodox Jews - also known as the 'Haredi community' - is spurred on by its staggering birth rate of seven children per woman, according to research by Daniel Staetsky and Jonathan Boyd and published this week by the Institute for Jewish Policy Research (JPR). The Haredi birth rate is in stark contrast to the current mainstream Jewish birth rate of 1.98.
The 2011 census and community survey shows the Haredi community is growing at 4.8% a year, while the population declined in the latter half of the 20th century. In 2011, according to the census, 271,259 people identified as Jewish by religion, with the vast majority living in England.
The Haredi community has a very strict adherence to the principles of Judaism, seen in their devotion to the Torah, daily synagogue attendance, and practice of religious festivities and traditions.
He also called on Democrats to make the election a referendum on Trump voters, not the president himself.
Deutsch's comparison of Trump voters to Nazis came as he criticized the administration's "zero tolerance" border policy that separated parents from their children at the border. Trump signed an executive order on Wednesday ending the separations.
Comment: Yet another virtue-signaling celebrity getting hysterical over children separated from their families at the border, rather than a sober examination of the facts. It probably won't end until the next manufactured scandal hits Trump.
See also:
- Trump orders agencies to reunite separated families, Melania visits US-Mexico border
- Melania Trump's surprise visit to border facility
- Off his rocker: Tom Arnold calls for stalking the children of Trump Jr., Kushner and Murdoch over immigration policy
- One-upping Peter Fonda, Pat Dussault decides to threaten Donald Trump Jr.'s daughter Chloe
- Sick! Peter Fonda calls for Trump's son to be put 'in a cage with pedophiles' - Secret Service on alert
Despite warnings from rights campaigners that single-sex facilities, such as toilets and changing rooms, discriminate against the transgender community, the government said it has "no intention" to make female- and male-only services accessible to transgender people.
"We are clear we have no intention of amending the Equality Act 2010, the legislation that allows for single-sex spaces," a government statement said on Sunday.
The announcement follows growing pressure from feminists to guarantee the protection of women as the government pushes through the Gender Recognition Act (GRA), which will allow for trans people to legally alter their gender.
Despite the numerous claims about his innocence, Rafael "Rafa" Marquez remains unable to travel to the U.S. Officials froze his U.S. assets and American citizens are legally forbidden from conducting business with him. As Breitbart Texas reported, in August 2017, the U.S. Department of Treasury added Marquez, narco-music singer Julion Alvarez and several other individuals to their "Kingpin Designation List". Marquez is named as a member of the Flores Drug Trafficking Organization, a group allied with Cartel Jalisco New Generation as well as having ties to the Sinaloa Cartel.
The masked men attacked a Roma camp on the outskirts of Lvov late on Saturday, according to local police. A 24-year-old man died of knife wounds and four more people - a 10-year-old boy, two 19-year-old men and a 30-year-old woman were wounded. The camp reportedly had a total of 14 inhabitants, including 4 children and a pregnant woman, who also came under attack, Hromadske TV channel reported.
The far-right perpetrators reportedly planned the raid in advance, defining the positions of each attacker and their actions. Eight men were detained in connection with the attack, all aged between 16-17 except for the suspected 20-year-old organizer.
The online poll, from motorway management company La Fondations Vinci Autoroutes and survey agency Ipsos, found that the vast majority of drivers from across 11 European countries admitted to regularly breaking the rules of the road.
It asked 11,038 people aged 15 and over - depending on driving age - including at least 1,000 people in each of the 11 countries polled.
Drivers in Mediterranean countries - such as Greece, Spain, Italy and France - were widely considered to be the most "disrespectful", while the Swedish were deemed the most "courteous", followed by the Slovakians and the British.
The French were found to be the least likely to indicate (63% admitted to not doing this), while the Germans were most likely to speed on the motorway (93% admitted to this).
Over two thirds of the Swedish (78%) admitted to not respecting safe distances between themselves and the car in front when driving, while the Spanish were most likely to hoot their car horn (66%) at anyone who annoyed them on the road.
Comment: You can tell a lot about a culture by their drivers.

A general view shows the embassy of Canada in Moscow, Russia March 29, 2018.
The rebuke comes after Canadian lawmakers approved a law regulating production and circulation of cannabis for recreational purposes. Moscow believes that the law, which is to come into force come autumn, directly violates Ottawa's international commitments, Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement on Thursday.
The ministry referred to three key treaties dealing with narcotics - the 1961 Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs, the 1971 Convention of Psychotropic Substances and the 1988 UN Convention against illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances - all of which Canada endorsed. The documents as well international bodies tackling illegal drug trade, do not condone using "exceptions" or "flexible interpretation" to turn scheduled substances into entertainment. Moscow sees the change of policy in Canada as a "serious obstacle" on the way to a drug-free society.
The retired German tennis star, who claims his role as an attache to the EU gives him diplomatic immunity from bankruptcy proceedings in the UK, told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show: "I have received this passport from the ambassador. I have spoken to the president on many occasions. It was an official inauguration. I believe the documents they are giving me must be right."
The three-times Wimbledon champion has faced a series of denials from CAR officials about the issue, including from the foreign minister, Charles Armel Doubane. The presidential spokesman, Albert Yaloke Mokpeme, said the head of state never appointed Becker to the post. The presidency said: "We are not custodians of the physical and moral integrity of this gentleman."














Comment: Funny how it all works out. Back when Obama and Kerry were still in office, they attempted to "de-marble-ize" the "Syrian opposition", i.e. separate the "good" from "bad" terrorists (which included the FSA). Back then it was simply hollow words, a stalling strategy and an attempt to protect al-Qaeda from Russian airstrikes under the excuse that there were "good" terrorists mixed in with them. Now, FSA are finally separating themselves - and they're joining forces with the Syrian Army to destroy al-Qaeda.