Weekly News-Oct-11-2024
Here are our top 5 stories of the week.
#1 – American Neocons Get Their Iran War As Congress Sleeps
by Ron Paul | Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity
Over the weekend, the Commander of the US Central Command (CENTCOM), General Michael Kurilla, arrived in Israel to “coordinate” with the Israeli military and plan a military strike against Iran. Think about that for a moment: one of the highest-ranking officers in the US military is planning a war in a foreign country against another foreign country which will be fueled by American weapons, American intelligence, and American tax dollars. Read full article >
#2 – Israeli Airstrike In Syria Kills Civilians As War Advances
The Middle East is increasingly unstable, as the war advances. Israeli airstrikes have killed civilians in Syria, not long after the United States assisted in bombing Yemen, to prevent terrorism in the Red Sea.
An Israeli airstrike on a residential district of Damascus on Tuesday evening killed at least seven civilians and injured 11 more, according to Syrian media reports. Three missiles launched by Israeli planes over the Golan Heights struck the neighborhood of Mezzeh, causing “significant material damage,” state news agency SANA reported, citing a military source, as reported by RT. Read full article >
#3 – U.
By | Natural News
The administration of President Joe Biden plans to send $567 in military aid to Taiwan as the United States continues to ignore China’s so-called “red lines” related to America’s relationship with the democratically governed island nation.
The weapons package is in the final stages and will be provided through the Presidential Drawdown Authority (PDA). The PDA allows the U.S. to ship weapons to other countries directly from its own military stockpiles. The military aid will be the largest PDA package that Taiwan has received from the United States. Read full article >
#4 – Hurricane Milton Swamps Florida, Leaves 3 Million Without Power
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Hurricane Milton moved off Florida’s east coast early this AM, downgraded to a Cat. 1 storm. Milton made landfall around 2030 ET on Wednseday near Siesta Key, Florida, a barrier island next to Sarasota. The storm’s destructive winds and torrential rains sparked widespread power outages to over 3 million customers in the state. Read full article >
#5 – New NATO Chief Mark Rutte Pledges More War In Ukraine
by Jacob M. Thompson | Winepress News
The following report is by The Trends Journal (excerpts):
Just two days after taking office, Rutte visited Ukraine and met with President Volodymyr Zelensky. The two discussed Kyiv’s so-called “victory plan,” and the U.S. presidential elections in November.
Rutte told the Ukrainian leader that no matter who’s elected in Washington, he believes he’ll be able to work with the individual. Vice President Kamala Harris promised to continue weapon support for Ukraine, while Donald Trump indicated that he would bring the war to an end—without going into detail. Read full article >
Here are our top 5 most underreported or most bizarre stories of the week.
#1 – Biden-Harris Regime Updates Bush-era DOD Directive Allowing Government to Assassinate American citizens
By | Natural News
Just a few months remain before Joe Biden is removed from the White House and replaced by either Kamala Harris or Donald Trump. And one of the Biden-Harris regime’s top priorities right now is to strip away the protections that safeguard Americans against being assassinated by their own government.
According to the @amuse (@amuse) X / Twitter account, the Biden-Harris regime just updated the George W. Bush-era 2007 Department of Defense (DOD) Directive 5240.01 to remove provisions that protect American citizens against government-sanctioned assassinations. Read full article >
#2 – America’s Homeless Population Reaches Record High Under Biden-Harris Admin
By Tyler Durden | Zero Hedge
According to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s latest report on homelessness in the United States, 653,104 Americans were homeless in 2023.
Last year, levels of homelessness climbed for the sixth year.
While in 2017 and 2018, growth was slow, Statista’s Katharina Buchholz reports that homelessness increased more in 2019 and 2020 and finally skyrocketed in 2023 by growing 12 percent compared to the year prior and even climbing 10 percent above the 2007-2022 average. Read full article >
#3 – DOJ Takes Aim at Breaking Up Google
By Dan Frieth | Reclaim The Net
On Tuesday, the United States announced potential plans to request a court mandate directing Alphabet Inc to divest significant segments of its operations, including its Chrome browser and Android operating system. This move aims to dismantle what is described as an illegal monopoly held by Google in the online search sector. A judge had previously concluded in August that Google, which handles 90% of internet searches in the US, had established this monopoly unlawfully. Read full article >
#4 – Coincidence? Days After the International Bird Flu Summit, New Cases of Bird Flu in Humans Reported
By The Gateway Pundit
Just days after an International Bird Flu Summit in Washington, DC, we get reports that new cases of bird flu in humans have been reported in California.
John Leake, of the McCullough Foundation, attended the conference and rightfully points out the suspicious/auspicious timing of this new possible pandemic: Read full article >
#5 – London Police Settle With Street Preacher Arrested for Offending Muslims
By Michael Tennant | The New American
London’s Metropolitan Police recently paid a $13,100 settlement to a Christian street preacher they arrested after her preaching angered a Muslim mob — the second such settlement the bobbies have paid her in two years.
Hatun Tash, a former Muslim, “regularly critiques and debates the Qur’an and Islam at Speakers’ Corner,” a section of Hyde Park set aside for free speech and demonstrations, according to a press release from Christian Concern, whose legal arm, the Christian Legal Centre, represented Tash. Read full article >
#5 (tie) – Paralyzed Man Unable to Walk After Maker of His Powered Exoskeleton Tells Him It’s Now Obsolete | “This is the dystopian nightmare that we’ve kind of entered in.
By Frank Landymore | Futurism
A former jockey who was left paralyzed from the waist down after a horse riding accident was able to walk again thanks to a cutting-edge piece of robotic tech: a $100,000 ReWalk Personal exoskeleton.
When one of its small parts malfunctioned, however, the entire device stopped working. Desperate to gain his mobility back, he reached out to the manufacturer, Lifeward, for repairs. But it turned him away, claiming his exoskeleton was too old, 404 media reports. Read full article >
