A former chief of the Islamic Revolution Guards (IRGC) has suggested that Israel was also involved in the assassination of Lieutenant General Qassem Soleimani, warning Israel that it cannot hide from Iran. “Israel should not think it can hide itself, because Iran’s finger is also pointing toward Israel,” Mohsen Rezaee said on Friday evening, ISNA reported. He said Trump is not competent enough to wage a war. “History has proven that he has not been competent enough to wage a war from the beginning,” he remarked. The United States has taken a very big risk, Rezaee said, adding, “Trump will…
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Police are investigating the release of bedbugs in a US Walmart after staff found two containers of the insects hidden inside the store. A manager at the supermarket in Pennsylvania found the bedbugs last week in a pill bottle inside a coat for sale. Investigators believe the blood-sucking parasites were left at the shop in Edinboro deliberately. Walmart says there is no evidence of an infestation at the store. No suspects have been identified so far in the investigation, state trooper Cindy Schick told the BBC. Police have not yet established a motive for the release of the insects at…
Disgraced producer Harvey Weinstein is finally on trial for sexual assault and rape charges, and Hollywood wants us to know they’re horrified – despite years of quietly letting Weinstein prey on women, and even joking about it. Jury selection for Weinstein’s trial has begun, and all eyes were on the one-time Hollywood titan as he hobbled into court on Monday, seemingly trying to look older than his 67 years. Over 100 women have gone on the record accusing him of varying levels of sexual impropriety, from unwanted advances to rape. Hundreds more, however, remained silent while he was allegedly preying…
A North County woman, the wife of the Google whistleblower, has died following a car crash on Interstate 15 on Dec. 23. Misti Vaughn, 29, was identified by the California Highway Patrol as the deceased drivr in a car crash on the morning of Monday, Dec. 23. Vaughn was driving on the transition ramp from SR 78 to I-15 in the rain when she lost control of her Ford Ranger and spun out, veering to the left and flying across I-15, CHP said. She crashed into a big rig and an SUV, whose drivers stayed at the scene and were…
In the original plan for the new Headquarters, a tiny room had been provided as a place dedicated to silence, where people could withdraw into themselves, regardless of their faith, creed or religion, but Dag Hammarskjöld wanted something more dignified. In his efforts he was supported by a group, composed of Christians, Jews, and Muslims, the “Friends of the UN Meditation Room”, who combined their efforts and provided the money for a room worthy of a world organization. The room is thirty feet long, eighteen feet wide (6+6+6) at the entrance (which faces north north-east), and nine feet wide at…
Hackers claiming to be from Iran have taken control of an official American government site. Users clicking on the American Federal Depository Library Programme (FDLP) were greeted with a ominous black hacked web page from ‘the Islamic Republic of Iran’. On it is a picture of Donald Trump being hit in the face by an Iranian fist, with blood pouring from his mouth. Below it are the words ‘Hacked by Iran Cyber Security Group Hackers’ and ‘this is only a small part of Iran’s cyber ability’ – with Iranian hackers claiming responsibility. However a US government spokesperson admitted “there is…
Two men who featured in a documentary alleging sexual abuse by the singer Michael Jackson can pursue legal claims against two of his companies, a court has ruled. Wade Robson and James Safechuck claim they were abused by the singer in the late 80s and early 90s while staying at his Neverland ranch. Jackson died in 2009 but his family have denied the claims. They described the documentary Leaving Neverland as a “public lynching”. Two men who featured in a documentary alleging sexual abuse by the singer Michael Jackson can pursue legal claims against two of his companies, a court…
I don’t suggest making you kid apply to these secret societies below for a bunch of reasons. But if your family is elite; you’ll be adding your kids to these secret societies to begin the journey into the mystery schools. Below are a few of these so called secret societies which allow kids/young adults into the brotherhood. 322 Skull & Bones. Are the Skulls and Bones as deadly as their title presumes? Possibly. Possibly not. It’s difficult to tell, seeing as how secretive they’ve always been and continue to be. Some have connected their background to Satanic origins, while others…
Ghislaine Maxwell— the British socialite who has been accused of serving as Jeffrey Epstein’s madam for a long time — is hiding in a series of safe houses and is “protected because of the information she has about the most powerful people in the world.” Maxwell, 58, allegedly procured young women and groomed them to have sex with Epstein and his wealthy parents, but she remained out of the public eye after his death. She has always denied any misconduct. A source tells Page Six on the heels of a Reuters report that Maxwell was the main focus of an…
USMC firearm policy has been updated to allow off-duty Marine Corps Law Enforcement professionals to carry concealed “privately owned firearms” while on base for self-defense. The change comes after the December 4, 2019, firearm-based attack at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and the December 6, 2019, firearm-based attack at Naval Air Station Pensacola. U.S. military personnel who were present during the shootings were defenseless due to gun-free policies that bar concealed carry on bases and installations for self-defense. Breitbart News reported witnesses of the Pensacola attack noted the attacker had 10 minutes without armed resistance in which to carry out his horrific…
Indonesian authorities are turning to the technique of cloud seeding to try to stop more rain falling in the flood-hit capital Jakarta. Planes have been sent to inject chemicals into clouds in an effort to alter precipitation. Jakarta and surrounding districts have struggled to cope since a storm on New Year’s Eve left large areas underwater. At least 43 people are known to have died, with some 192,000 evacuated. More rain is expected. According to Reuters news agency, two planes have been sent up to shoot salt flares into the clouds, with the aim of making them break before they…
U-Haul will no longer hire or even interview people who smoke and use e-cigarettes in more than 20 states in a bid to create a ‘healthier workplace’. The truck and trailer rental company announced on Wednesday that it has approved its new nicotine-free policy, which is set to go into effect February 1. The policy will apply in 21 states where the company operates and is legally allowed to discriminate against smokers. Those states include Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia and Washington. It is legal…
The Selective Service website crashed Friday because of “the spread of misinformation,” the agency tweeted. The website’s crash came hours after the announcement that the head of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards’ Quds Force, Qasem Soleimani, was killed by a US airstrike ordered by President Donald Trump. The hashtag #WorldWarIII was one of the top trends on Twitter Friday. The incident led to threats of retaliation from Iran’s government and the escalation of tensions between the US and Iran. It sparked fears on social media of a war between the two countries and the possibility of another military draft in the US.…
Oil prices have risen sharply after the killing of a top Iranian general in Iraq. Analysts warned the action could escalate tensions in the region and affect global oil production. The price of Brent crude jumped by more than 3% and at one point hit $69.50 a barrel, the highest since September. It came after General Qasem Soleimani was killed in a US drone strike at Baghdad airport, which the Pentagon described as “defensive action”. The price spike pushed oil stocks on the London stock exchange higher, with BP up 2.7% and Royal Dutch Shell nearly 1.9% higher. Shares in…
TMZ: The former Prez is still living it up in Hawaii in the new year, and he’s moved from the golf course to the ocean for some paddleboarding fun … which looks like quite a workout too. So I came across this article about Obama on vacation in Hawaii. I found something interesting within the images, yes Michelle was no where to be found on the beach in a bikini. lol but The interesting thing is located on Obama’s foot, not the ankle strap for the board. Look at the other foot; That looks like a GPS ankle tracker. Now…
“A lot of questions have been raised about the 55-gallon per person / day, indoor water-use regulations (SB 606 and AB 1668), such as how do they track indoor water use or the number of people living in a household? Second, as you know right now, I’ll advise you that there’s an equal amount of uncertainty. Detailed plans are being developed over time (on the fly) on the basis of a vague outline called the’ Primer’ which was prepared by the California Department of Water Resources (DWR) and the State Water Board to summarize the authorities, specifications and schedules in…
A dozen guns decorate the wall of the dining room. Bizarre bear and rabbit figures are watching you from every living space. Yet Dr. Phil’s Beverly Hills house— which just reached the $5.75 million market — is as rare as it comes. The popular television host, whose real name is Phillip McGraw, purchased the property in 2007, and a family member is currently using it. With yellow walls and a clay tile roof, the exterior appears natural enough, but the interior of the 6,170-square-foot toes the line between quirky and weird. The two-story floor plan is dominated by a wide…
Agnes Callamard, the U.N. special rapporteur on extrajudicial killing, said on Thursday night that the U.S. drone strike that killed Iranian terrorist mastermind Gen. Qasem Soleimani was a violation of international law. The U.N. has been oddly quiet about Soleimani’s violations of international law, including activities that indisputably violated U.N. sanctions. “The targeted killings of Qasem Soleiman and Abu Mahdi Al-Muhandis are most likely unlawful and violate international human rights law: Outside the context of active hostilities, the use of drones or other means for targeted killing is almost never likely to be legal,” Callamard wrote on Twitter. She proceeded…