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"En route I looked at the Palestinian villages alongside the Jewish communities, and I thought of how for the Palestinians murder is a type of sport or enjoyment, perhaps a substitute for erotica. From that perspective we will never have anything culturally in common with them."And if that weren't enough, Ziffer also wrote, "Regarding this evil and undignified people living among us, we can only yearn for the land to vomit it out, because it isn't worthy of this land, which is full of Jewish blood that it has spilled."
Now, let's leave alone for a moment the fact that much more Palestinian blood was spilled in this land than Jewish blood in any given year since Zionism came to power in Palestine about 100 years ago. Gideon Levy's article in Haaretz elaborated on that fallacy in Ziffer's post, stating that If There's Such a Thing as a Murderous Culture, Then It Exists in Israel.

Sen. Jeremy Moss (from left), Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and DIFS Director Anita G. Fox approved the formation of Superbia Credit Union. They are pictured with Linda Bodie and Myles Meyers of Superbia.
Sen. Jeremy Moss (D-Southfield), said, "State law doesn't protect Michigan's LGBTQ community from discrimination in the workplace and public accommodations. ... It's burdensome that gay and trans Michiganders must depend on private businesses to take it upon themselves to provide equal treatment to employees and consumers."

Sahar Khodayari was nicknamed "The Blue Girl" after the colors of her favorite team, Esteghlal.
Sahar Khodayari, a soccer fan nicknamed "The Blue Girl" after the colors of her favorite team, Esteghlal, died in a Tehran hospital, Iranian media reported on September 9.
Unconfirmed reports suggested that she died over the weekend but that her death had been announced on September 9 after her burial under tight security measures in the holy Shi'ite city of Qom.
Khodayari's death comes days after she poured gasoline on herself and set herself alight outside a court on September 2 where she had been summoned after being charged following an attempt to enter a sports stadium to watch a soccer game.
Comment: Iran certainly isn't doing itself any favors by maintaining backward reactionary policies in order to 'keep out the West'. Such rigidity just bolsters Western propaganda against Iran. Yes, it appears that this poor woman did have a mental health history, but it is the duty of government to provide reasonable care for its citizens.
Similar to boxing, mixed martial arts deploys scantily-clad females to parade around the cage prior to each round at their events.
That has led to the likes of the beautiful Chrissy Blair, Brittney Palmer, Arianny Celeste and Jhenny Andrade all becoming huge favourites with fight fans across the globe.
However, ahead of UFC 243 at Melbourne's Marvel Stadium on October 6, Dana White's promotion is facing calls for the "sexist and backward" custom to be axed.
And Lord Mayor of Melbourne Sally Capp is leading the charge.
Comment: The politician clearly has no idea who the UFC target audience is. It's absolutely not outdated to use attractive women to keep the attention of young males. Also, a female politician wants to eliminate jobs for women. That doesn't sound very feminist, does it? Virtue signaling at the expense of the very people you are supposedly trying to help makes no sense. Welcome to the feminist reality!
As of August 1, the state debt (at the federal, regional and municipal level) amounted to 16.2 trillion rubles (around $247.3 billion). At the same time liquid assets of federal government, regions and non-budget funds stood at 17.6 trillion (nearly $268.8 billion).
It means that the state debt in broad terms became lower than the nation's holdings, according to calculations by the Russian business outlet RBC, based on figures from the country's central bank and the ministry of finance. As a result of this, Russia would be able to fully cover loans issued by both external and domestic creditors using only the state deposits kept by the Central Bank of Russia and local commercial banks.
Filip Dewinter, leader of the right-wing, anti-immigration Vlaams Belang party in the Dutch-speaking part of Belgium, uploaded a video of himself standing on the rooftop and giving a quick history lesson before making his case.
The city hall in Antwerp "has been around since 1565," Dewinter said, emphatically adding that over five centuries it was occupied "by the Romans, the Spaniards, the French, the Germans and today by Islam."
According to the MP, every fourth Antwerp resident is Muslim, and "more than half" of schoolchildren come from Islamic families. "That must come to an end," Dewinter said, calling for a stop to the perceived "occupation of our city by Islam."
In Ms. Monopoly, women start with $1,900 in Monopoly money, while men get just $1,500, according to USA Today, which was first with the news Tuesday of the revamped classic game. Women also get more moolah when passing "Go" throughout the competition.
"With all of the things surrounding female empowerment, it felt right to bring this to Monopoly in a fresh new way," Jen Boswinkel, Hasbro Gaming's senior director of global brand strategy and marketing, told the paper. "It's giving the topic some relevancy to everyone playing it that everybody gets a turn, and this time women get an advantage at the start."
Comment: Looks like equality only extends so far in the feminist world.
Initial reports suggested that a pedestrian walkway had collapsed, but additional bulletins suggest there was a stampede, though Iraqi officials have yet to confirm this.
Video from the scene shows the injured being stretchered away. While harrowing photos show piles of bodies among the dispersing crowds.
Ashura is a Muslim holiday commemorating the death of the prophet Mohammed's grandson, Imam Hussein, at a battle near Kerbala in the year 680. Every year, Shiite Muslims carry out a pilgrimage from all over the world to the holy site.
The lawsuit was filed in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California against the city and county of San Francisco and the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. It accuses city officials of violating the gun lobby's free speech rights for political reasons and claims the city is trying to blacklist anyone associated with the NRA from doing business there.
The gun rights lobby asked the court to step in "to instruct elected officials that freedom of speech means you cannot silence or punish those with whom you disagree."













Comment: At least Ziffer has outed himself with his vile statements. Rational people will now know to keep an eye on him.