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Sheriff

Virginia cop under investigation for tasing man with no cause


RT
Mon, 28 Sep 2015 09:01 UTC
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A US police officer is under investigation for excessive use of force, after a video emerged of the officer tasing a man who appeared to show no resistance. Witnesses who saw the incident in Fairfax County, Virginia, said "there was no reason to taser the man."

Police said the suspect was wanted in connection with a theft and approached him on September 24. A video posted on social media showed a police officer holding a taser, while issuing the man with instructions. The video shows the suspect complying and turning around to put his hands on top of the police vehicle. However, the law enforcement officer decided to taser the man, despite him appearing to show no resistance.
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Airplane

Cracked windscreen forces Virgin Atlantic flight to turn back to London


RT
Mon, 28 Sep 2015 14:29 UTC
Virgin Atlantic airplane
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A Virgin Atlantic aircraft heading for Washington DC has been forced to loop back to London after its windscreen cracked following takeoff.

The Airbus A340 was flying over St George's Channel when it was forced to make an emergency mid-air turn on Monday morning.

According to AirLive.net, the plane landed at Heathrow Airport at 12:24 p.m.
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Question

Children answer the question, 'What is war?'


RT
Mon, 28 Sep 2015 13:54 UTC
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Children across the world - from peaceful London and Washington to war-torn Donetsk and Damascus - have been asked by RT to answer a simple question: "Do you know what war is?" This is what they replied.

Four-year-old Eila Zecevic-John from London has never heard of the word. "A war?" she asks. No, she has definitely never heard this strange word in her life.

"A war is when one country beats the other country," states Louis Zelevich-John, a seven year old from London, though unconvinced; while Savva, who is the same age, believes that a war is when people "just want to kill" each other.

Eight-year-old Katie from Washington even found something good to say about war. She said that when a country fights, it gets "the specific thing."

Comment: If the world were not ruled by psychopaths no child on earth would have a concept of war.

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Airplane

It's raining pot! 11 kilos of marijuana land on Arizona couple's dog house


RT
Mon, 28 Sep 2015 12:08 UTC
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A couple in Arizona woke up to a loud thud and later discovered a hole in their carport's roof and about 11 kilos of marijuana lying on what used to be their dog's kennel, now completely ruined.

Maya and Bill Donnelly woke up September 8 to a startling sound, but thought it was thunder and went back to sleep.

When morning came and Maya saw the dog's kennel with splintered wood around it she first thought their dog, a German Shepherd called Hulk, was to blame for the mess.

After she had a closer look, she noticed the hole in the roof and saw that the kennel house was completely destroyed by a heavy suspicious bundle.
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Dominoes

Upper-class UK cafe attacked by 'anti-gentrification activists'


Sputnik
Mon, 28 Sep 2015 12:42 UTC
class warfare
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An angry mob have attacked an independent café in East London, selling bowls of cereal for £3.20 in an area where 49 percent of the community live on the same amount per day.

Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the Cereal Killer café in Shoreditch, East London, carrying pigs' heads and torches, as they scrawled "scum" on the shop window before setting fire to an effigy of a police officer.


Comment: These protesters seem bent on having 'the Establishment' come crashing down on their heads.


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Light Sabers

More clashes erupt at Al-Aqsa mosque; Israel security forces use stun grenades, rubber bullets on Palestinians


RT
Sun, 27 Sep 2015 07:08 UTC
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Clashes have broken out at the Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem between Israeli security forces and Palestinians. Eyewitnesses said that the trouble flared after soldiers entered the compound.

Police have used stun grenades and rubber bullets against the Palestinians, with an Al Jazeera correspondent at the scene reporting: "It doesn't appear as if the clashes went far beyond the gate where police entered, nor are there reports of any injuries."

The security forces entered the holy site after "masked youths hurled stones and fireworks at police," Israeli police said.

The clashes come at a sensitive time - at the end of the Muslim Eid al-Adha holiday and the beginning of the Jewish Succot festival.

Al-Asqa is the third holiest site in Islam, and is also revered by Jews as the Temple Mount and is considered the most sacred place in Judaism.

Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon stated that there would be no age restrictions on Muslims allowed to visit Al-Asqa, while he added that Jewish visitors would be barred from visiting the site in order to avoid any tensions between the two groups, the Times of Israel reported.

However, Palestinians became agitated after Israeli police tried to give Jewish activists the opportunity to tour the grounds of the compound. They feared that Israel maybe trying to reign in on the pledge by Yaalon not to allow Jews to visit the mosque on Sunday.

Comment: Last November, Netanyahu's Housing Minister said the Israel would demolish Al-Aqsa Mosque and build a Jewish Temple in its place.
Israeli occupation has decided to demolish Al-Aqsa Mosque and built the so-called Jewish Temple in its place.

Just hours after the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he would not change the status quo in Al-Aqsa Mosque, one of his minister said that 'Israel' would demolish it and build the Jewish Temple in place of the Mosque.

Israeli Housing Minister Uri Ariel said that 'Israel' cannot maintain the status quo in Al-Aqsa Mosque, which, he claims, "was built in the place of the holiest place for Jews".

Speaking to the Israeli Kol Berama radio station run by the Jewish extremist movement Shas, Ariel said building the Jewish Temple is the paramount demand of the Torah as it is at the forefront of Jewish salvation.
From February of this year: 1,000 Israeli settlers invade al-Aqsa Mosque in January

It looks as though he will follow through with his destruction of this Muslim holy site.

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Snakes in Suits

Backfire: Blockade of Crimea turning into disaster for Ukrainian farmers


Sputnik
Sun, 27 Sep 2015 21:09 UTC
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© Photo: t.ks.uaKherson farmers protesting the collapse of prices resulting from Right Sector and Tatar activists' blockade of Crimea.
Entering its second week on Sunday, the Ukrainian food blockade of Crimea has 'borne fruit', forcing Ukrainian farmers dependent on the Crimean market to sell their goods for a pittance, destroying what remains.

News portal Kherson.net.ua has reported that the blockade, initiated by the Right Sector and by Poroshenko Bloc Rada MPs and self-proclaimed leaders of the Crimean Tatar community Refat Chubarov and Mustafa Dzhemilov, has forced farmers in the region of Kherson to sell off their produce at prices up to ten times below what they would normally get.

The news portal explained that with produce meant for Crimea being dumped on the local market en masse by truckers turned back at the border, there is literally no point in bringing their goods to market. The oversupply and the loss of the Crimean market, combined with exorbitant gas prices, has led to a situation where the farmers "are literally feeding products to their livestock."

Comment: Well Poroshenko didn't plan that out too well, as psychopaths tend to do.

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Alarm Clock

The truth about refugees, welfare queens and bleeding heart liberals

Shawn Henfling
Good Men Project
Sun, 27 Sep 2015 20:58 UTC
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We put up our walls and tune our televisions to “Reality TV” to escape the reality of our depravity.
Since when has caring about other people been a character trait to belittle and devalue? Since we've been told they're freeloaders. Takers. Usurpers. Useless. Undesirable. Worthless. There are a host of names we call people who need help. We lump them in with the very few people abusing the system. It makes us feel better about their lot in life. Belittling them makes us feel better about how much we have and how much they do not. We dehumanize the most vulnerable to make us less likely to feel pity or remorse for the way in which we look past them on our way to get another Pumpkin Spice Latte.

Not long ago I had the opportunity to visit Las Vegas for the first time. I saw the fountains, the lights, the splendor and magnificence of the architecture and man's triumph over Mother Nature. I witnessed people by the thousands gambling away their money and drinking away their sorrows. I watched in horror as the wealthy carrying their Michael Kors shopping bags stepped over seemingly near dead homeless people. I saw indoor canals full of water while people in California struggle through a drought. While many look upon Vegas with starry eyed wonder, I felt horrible for my inability to reconcile the wealth and staggering poverty both on display in equal amounts. I feel worse for having done nothing to help.

Comment: America's real welfare queens
The real welfare queens: Low wage employers shift labor costs to taxpayers by impoverishing employees

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Megaphone

Iran's Ayatollah Ali Khamenei demands apology from Saudi Arabia over deadly Mecca crush


RT
Sun, 27 Sep 2015 13:49 UTC
Khamenei
© www.breitbart.com"The Saudis must apologize to the Islamic Ummah and their bereaved families."
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of Iran, says Saudi Arabia should apologize for the deadly crush in Mecca that killed 769 worshippers who were taking part in the hajj pilgrimage. The announcement was made on Khamenei's website on Sunday.

"This issue will not be forgotten and the nations will seriously follow it and the Saudis, instead of shifting blame onto others and incriminating this or that, must accept their responsibility and apologize to the Islamic Ummah and their bereaved families," Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said. "The Muslim world has many questions and the deaths of more than 1,000 people in this incident is not a minor issue; therefore, the Muslim world must think of a remedy to this issue," Khamenei added.
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© shamlnews.comDeaths in Mecca.
Tehran says at least 144 Iranians were killed during Thursday's stampede, while over 300 others are unaccounted for, including the country's former ambassador to Lebanon, Ghazanfar Roknabadi, Fars news agency reported. Iran believes the death toll from the tragedy could exceed 1,000.

Comment: An estimated 2 million participated in the Mecca pilgrimage gone awry of which the death toll is still rising. The human stampede is allegedly due to the convoy of the son of Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, escorted by 200 army forces and 150 police officers, forcing the on-foot pilgrims to rapidly and unexpectedly change directions, crushing hundreds to their deaths. Death estimates, two days ago, ranged from 717 to 1300 with injured at 863. There may be other causes that come to light but in the meantime it seems there is not enough blame to go around as each faction weighs in.

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Heart - Black

83-year old man brutally assaulted by stranger in Santa Ana, California parking lot

John A. Moreno and Kirk Hawkins
KTLA
Fri, 25 Sep 2015 19:06 UTC
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Santa Ana police on Friday asked for the public's help in identifying an assailant who punched and kicked an 83-year-old man in a vicious attack that was captured on surveillance video. Surveillance video provided by the Santa Ana Police Department shows an assailant standing over an 81-year-old man after a vicious attack that left the elderly victim hospitalized.

The incident occurred after the victim pulled into a parking lot at 5015 West Edinger Avenue about 6:10 a.m., parked and exited his vehicle, the Santa Ana Police Department said in a news release.

Family members later gave the man's name as Tuyen Nguyen.In accordance with his morning routine, he was on his way to buy coffee and a newspaper, police Cpl. Anthony Bertagna said. Footage released by authorities shows Nguyen walking unassumingly when he is suddenly approached by another man, who punches him in the face.

In an attack that police detectives described as "without provocation," Nguyen then falls to the ground and is apparently punched at least two more times before being kicked by the assailant.


The elderly man was hospitalized at Fountain Valley Regional Medical Center, where he was treated for a brain hemorrhage and broken facial bones, according to relatives.

Comment: What a vile, disgusting disgrace of a human being.

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