More than 120,000 rare saiga antelopes — more than a third of the total global population has perished. The sudden deaths of tens of thousands of endangered antelopes in Kazakhstan over the past two weeks have left scientists scrambling for answers and conservationists worried about the animal’s future. More than 120,000 rare saiga antelopes —… Read More 120.000 dead antelopes in Kazakhstan

Hundreds of “slutswakers” and gays blocked traffic in Jerusalem, protesting a “rape culture” in Israel. Traffic came to a standstill and pedestrians stopped and stared midday Friday as several hundred demonstrators marched through downtown Jerusalem for the city’s fourth annual SlutWalk protesting rape culture. The protesters, mainly young men and women in their teens and… Read More Sluts blocks traffic in Jerusalem

The GDP of the USA was shrinking at a 0.7 percent annual rate in the first quarter of 2015. The U.S. economy contracted in the first quarter as it buckled under the weight of unusually heavy snowfalls, a resurgent dollar and disruptions at West Coast ports, but activity already has rebounded modestly. The government on… Read More US deflation might lead to complete crash

Former FIFA vice President Jack Warner has earlier blamed Zionist Israel for a bribery scandal. He accepted bribes from Qatar. Ex vice president of world soccer body Jack Warner, arrested as part of massive raid Wednesday, previously pointed finger at Israel after bribery scandal with Qatari official Warner, was arrested in Trinidad and Tobago on… Read More FIFA crippled by corruption and Jewhate

In parts of Iran there has been no rain for 14 years. In Tehran the ground water is almost finished.  Signs of the drought in Iran — which, according to experts, has lasted for more than two decades — are not very visible in the capital. There are many parks and trees because of the… Read More Iran is completely dried up

One rocket exploded near Gan Yavne, just east of Ashdod. A Gazan rocket exploded in the Gan Yavne region, east of Ashdod on Tuesday evening, shattering four weeks of quiet and setting of air raid sirens in the Ashdod and Lakhish regions.‬‬ ‪‪‪‪Apart from a 15-year-old girl who was taken to Barzilai Medical Center in… Read More Rocket from Gaza fired into Israel

in 1910 some 66 per cent of the world’s Christians lived in Europe. Now that number has fallen to about 25. We are living through the biggest religious transition since the Reformation of the 16th Century,” says Linda Woodhead, professor of the sociology of religion at Lancaster University. “[Prime Minister] David Cameron may have said… Read More The downfall of Christianity in Europe

This is a message in Norwegian: Ordet “stril” er av gamalIrsk (Gœlisk) opphav. “staoill”. Dette kan tyde på at strilane kring Bergen har vandra inn til vestkysten av Norge. Truleg vart dei fanga av vikingane vest i havet og gjort til trellar. Les meir om opphavet til strilen på heimesida http://www.strilaforskning.com Published by Ivar

The Roman Catholic Church has secured its rights in “Palestine”, like access to “Holy places” of worship in East Jerusalem. The agreement “aims to enhance the life and activities of the Catholic Church and its recognition at the judicial level,” said Monsignor Antoine Camilleri, the Vatican’s deputy foreign minister who led its six-person delegation in… Read More Pope secure his rights in Jew-free “Palestine”

The “Palestinians” were offered the Temple Mount at the Camp David Summit in 2000. This was confirmed in a lacture by formed US president Bill Clinton held on 1st of May 2014. The agreement fell through over a sliver of land near the Western Wall. In an address at Georgetown University in Washington DC, where… Read More Clinton: Israel offered Temple Mount to the PLO

The kingdom of Norway signed its revocation order on 20th of August 1993. The “Oslo accord” was a bid to take the land from the Jews. The Norwegians lost their own nation. The original Oslo Accords, negotiated through Oslo channel, was signed in public in front of the White House in Washington, USA, 13 September… Read More Norwegians lost their nation and freedom

20 killed by a suicide bomber in a mosque in Saudi village al-Qadeeh.  A suicide bomber blew himself up at a Shi’ite mosque in eastern Saudi Arabia during Friday prayers, residents said, killing around 20 people and wounding more than 50, local residents and a hospital officials said. No one immediately claimed responsibility for the… Read More Iranian jihad spill over into Saudi Arabia

The entire Land of Israel belongs to the Jewish people. These are the words of deputy Foreign Minister Tzipi Hotovely, when speaking to new incoming Foreign Ministry employees. “The time has come to tell the world that we’re right – not only smart.” Hotovely told Israeli diplomats Thursday not to hesitate in asserting to their… Read More Hotovely: “The entire land is ours”

Norwegian pastor Sten Sørensen wants to remove israel flag and Israeli songs from Christian meetings and assemblies. – There are better ways to communicate with young people, he says. On May the 10th pastor Sten Sørensen lead 1,500 Norwegians in a support marking for Israel outside parliament in Oslo with hundreds of waving Israeli flags.… Read More Norwegian pastor: Remove Israeli flags

It was Satan who delivered the religion of Islam to the prophet Muhammad. These are the Pastor Robert Jeffress at First Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas. Dallas megachurch pastor Jeffress said Sunday during his “Countdown to the Apocalypse,” sermon series that it was Satan who delivered the religion of Islam to the prophet Muhammad and… Read More Baptist pastor: Islam is a way to Hell

Pope Francis praised Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas as an “angel of peace” during a meeting Saturday. The meeting that took place at the Vatican that underscored the Holy See’s warm relations with the Palestinians as it prepares to canonize two 19th century nuns from the region. Francis made the compliment during the traditional exchange of… Read More Pope greet Abbas as “angel of peace”

Islamic State militants have seized the main government building in Ramadi, the capital of Iraq’s largest province. As many as six suicide car bombs and mortars were used in the assault on the compound that houses the main police HQ and governor’s office. The heavily-Sunni province of Anbar covers a vast stretch of the country… Read More Bagdad face the faith of Saigon

42.000 people were shot dead in Brazil in 2012, a former Fascist dictatorship with the Pope as their “Holy Father”. A report on violence in Brazil says around 42,000 people were shot dead in 2012 – the highest figures for gun crime in 35 years. The study, by the UN and the government on the… Read More The mass murder in Catholic Brazil

The Catholic Church today doesn’t come from God’s word. It comes from that cult-like, pagan religion. These are the words of Pastor Robert Jeffress at First Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas. In 2011 Jeffress preached that Catholicism is a product of a “Babylonian mystery religion” that corrupted early Christianity. The early church was corrupted by… Read More The Catholic Church is a pagan cult

Vatican recognizes state of Palestine in new treaty, accepting the Hamas rule of Gaza as a part of the new state. The Vatican officially recognized the state of Palestine in a new treaty Wednesday, drawing criticism from Jerusalem. The treaty, which was finalized Wednesday but still has to be signed, makes clear that the Holy… Read More The Pope recognizes the Hamas

Claiming it will increase road safety, the cty of Vienna has got “gay traffic lights”. Gay-themed traffic lights are getting Vienna into the mood for the annual Eurovision Song Contest, one of the world’s most popular kitsch cultural events which this year is being hosted by the Austrian capital. Dozens of traffic lights in central… Read More Gay traffic lights in Vienna

Vatican backed Menonit Bishop of Bkirki arrange for “Spiritual Summit” with islamic leaders in Lebanon. Lebanon’s most prominent religious leaders announced 30 the of March 2015 that they would hold meetings every three months to discuss mutual concerns and issue recommendations. After their first meeting at Bkirki, the seat of the Maronite church, the figures… Read More Vatican back religious summit in Lebanon

Nigel Farage has repeated his attack on the first-past-the-post voting system, saying he felt the 3.8 million voters who backed Ukip should be better represented. Writing in the Independent,he said: “It is my view that the first-past-the-post system is now totally bankrupt. It has turned general election campaigns into “please vote for me, I’m not… Read More The UK’s “totally bankrupt” voting system

North Korea can fire nuclear rockets from submarines. Now Los Angeles is within reach. North Korea said on Saturday it had successfully test-fired a ballistic missile from a submarine, a step that would mark significant progress in the secretive state’s military capabilities. It could pose a new threat to South Korea, Japan and the United… Read More North Korea able to nuke Los Angeles

NSA mass phone surveillance revealed by Edward Snowden ruled illegal. The US court of appeals has ruled that the bulk collection of telephone metadata is unlawful, in a landmark decision that clears the way for a full legal challenge against the National Security Agency. A panel of three federal judges for the second circuit overturned… Read More US court rule NSA’s surveillance unlawful

Obama lost by a 98-1 vote. The Senate will review any nuclear deal with the Ayatollah of Iran. A key bill to increase congressional oversight of a future nuclear agreement with Iran passed the Senate by an overwhelming majority of 98-1 Thursday, in a move that could limit President Barack Obama’s room for maneuver in… Read More The Senate snubs lame duck Obama

Zionist Union leader slams new gov’t, calling it ‘the weakest, most extortionist and most narrow government in Israeli history’.‬‬ Zionist Union leader Isaac Herzog slammed the new government Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was able to form on Wednesday night, calling it a “national failure government.” “No responsibility, no governance and no stability,” Herzog wrote on… Read More Netanyahu face big trouble from within

” Anglo-Saxons’ would rip Europe apart after a Grexit”, says Juncker. Commission president says Grexit exposes the euro to huge danger as capitalist forces would try to dismantle the EU “piece by piece” The president of the European Commission has risked angering Britain after comments warning that the “Anglo-Saxon world” would seek to dismantle the… Read More Catholic Junker play the anti-London card

Two gunmen have been shot dead after they opened fire outside a conference on cartoons of the Prophet Muhammed in a suburb of Dallas, US police say. A security guard was also injured. Police sealed off the Curtis Culwell Center in Garland and evacuated participants. The gunmen’s car is being searched for a possible bomb,… Read More Jihad spills over from Syria to Dallas

Pope tells Anglican-Catholic commission that the “cause of unity is not optional”.  Divided Christians honor the sacrifice of their martyrs when they try to live according to the Gospel and work together to share the Gospel, Pope Francis has said. The witness of modern martyrs, “victims of persecution and violence simply because of the faith… Read More The Pope demand ecumenical unity

Three Saudi troops and “dozens” of Houthi rebels were killed as Saudi forces repelled a major attack on the town of Najran, Saudi officials say. The rebels attacked near the town of Najran, reports say, in what would be their biggest assault on Saudi soil since a Saudi military campaign began. A Saudi-led coalition has… Read More Iranian war spill into Saudi Arabia

Police in the wealthy United Arab Emirates plan to introduce interactive patrolling bots by 2017. The government says “fully intelligent robots” could be on the force by the end of the decade.. “We are aiming to provide these kinds of services as the population is expanding. This way we can provide better services without hiring… Read More Robotic cops to serve in Dubai