Gunman Who Killed 17 in Parkland Is Spared the Death Penalty

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Nikolas Cruz, the profoundly disturbed young man who carried out a massacre in the hallways of his former high school four years ago, igniting an anti-gun-violence movement led by students raised in an era of mass shootings, should not be condemned to death and instead should spend the rest of his life in prison, a state jury said on Thursday.

In a swift decision that stunned many of the victims’ families, the jury of seven men and five women sentenced Mr. Cruz to life in prison without the possibility of parole for all 17 first-degree murder counts, after about seven hours of deliberations in a grueling and often emotional sentencing trial.

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Sabrina Maddeaux: Climate hypocrites keep trying to turn farmers, and their cows, into villains

New Zealand only counts around five million people, but the country is home to over 10 million beef and dairy cows. Naturally, the government would like to tax them.

More specifically, they plan to tax cow’s burps and urine. This is the New Zealand government’s latest effort to tackle climate change by reducing the amount of methane and nitrous oxide cattle release into the atmosphere.

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HONKOCAUST! Downtown residents still ‘traumatized’ by convoy, lawyer tells commission

People who lived through last winter’s convoy protest and occupation of downtown Ottawa remain “traumatized” by the experience, a lawyer representing residents and business groups told the public commission probing the federal government’s unprecedented use of emergency powers to clear the capital.

Paul Champ made the comment during introductory remarks on the opening day of the Public Order Emergency Commission, kicking off six weeks of highly anticipated hearings into the events of January and February. Ontario Court of Appeal Justice Paul Rouleau is presiding over the commission.

“The people in Ottawa are still traumatized, commissioner. They’re bewildered, they’re upset, and I can say, commissioner, these 30 days that you have, we could have residents line up every day to testify, to tell you their stories.”

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Off-duty officer among multiple dead in ‘active shooting’ in Raleigh: reports

An off-duty police officer was among multiple people killed in an “active shooting” situation in Raleigh, North Carolina on Thursday, a report said.

Raleigh police confirmed there was a shooting in the area of the Neuse River Greenway near Osprey Cove Drive and Bay Harbor Drive.

An off-duty officer was killed in the chaos, a high-level city leader told local outlet WRAL News. Multiple others have also been killed, the outlet said.

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Kremlin crack-up: who’s out to get Putin?

The soldier with the Kalashnikov wasn’t happy. Neither were the hundreds of comrades who had chosen him as the spokesman for their angry complaints as they milled about on a train platform somewhere in Russia. ‘There are 500 of us, we are armed, but we haven’t been assigned to any unit,’ the newly mobilised soldier complained on a video that went viral earlier this month. ‘We’ve been living worse than farm animals for a week… Nobody needs us, we’ve had absolutely no training.’ Other soldiers, most of them masked, chipped in with more grievances. ‘The officers treat us like animals,’ shouted one. ‘We’ve spent a fortune on buying food for ourselves.’

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Suppression Campaign

The American Medical Association asks the federal government to prosecute critics of radical gender medicine.

Last week, the American Medical Association, the Children’s Hospital Association, and the American Academy of Pediatrics sent a letter to U.S. attorney general Merrick Garland requesting that the Department of Justice “take swift action to investigate and prosecute” “high-profile users on social media” who have allegedly created a “campaign of disinformation” against children’s hospitals that offer “gender-affirming health care,” leading to threats and harassment, including a bomb-threat hoax at Boston Children’s Hospital.

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Only 4 months before war, Germany claimed Russian gas pipeline posed no risk

BERLIN — The German government on Thursday declassified a top-secret security assessment on the Nord Stream 2 pipeline from 2021, only four months before the outbreak of war, which claimed energy supplies “won’t be jeopardized” by increased dependency on Russian gas.

The document, dated October 26, 2021, was adopted in the final days of former Chancellor Angela Merkel’s outgoing government, in which Germany’s current leader Olaf Scholz played a key role as vice chancellor.

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Commonwealth Games makes mystery esports U-turn

Competitive gaming will not be a medal event in the 2026 Commonwealth Games, after a surprise U-turn.

Esports was a pilot event at the 2022 Birmingham Games, co-funded by the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) and the Global Esports Federation (GEF).

And the CGF called this a success, with its president saying she expected it to be included “going forward”.

I bet Tranny make-up application is the next demo sport.

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Jamal Khashoggi vs. Marc Bennett: Whose Life Matters?

In an annual propaganda ritual, the heads of foreign governments and media operatives marked the anniversary of Jamal Khashoggi’s death by tweeting condemnations of the killing of the old friend of Osama bin Laden who had been recruited by an Al Qaeda financier to promote Jihad.

It is a testament to the unchallenged power of the Islamic tyranny of Qatar that everyone in Washington D.C. unquestioningly takes a knee and pays tribute to its martyred operative.

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ISIS bride Tania Joya: ‘My crime was being an idiot, joining a really bad idea’

Tania Joya, who was married to John Georgelas, once known as the highest-ranking American in ISIS, does not want to be blamed for her ex-husband’s misdeeds.

“My crime was being an idiot and getting married too young and joining a really bad idea,” she says in a new documentary, “A Radical Life,” which begins streaming Thursday on Discovery+. “That was my mistake but it’s not a crime.”

The documentary takes an unfiltered look at Joya’s journey from British schoolgirl to Jihadi bride to single mother living in Texas.

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Germany: Cologne Central Mosque to start calling Muslims to prayer

Cologne Mosque Eye of Sauron

Germany’s largest mosque will broadcast the call to prayer for the first time on Friday.

It comes as part of an agreement between the Central Mosque of Cologne and the city authorities.

“We’re very happy,” Abdurrahman Atasoy, general secretary of the the Turkish government’s religious affairs authority in Germany, DITIB, which runs the mosque, said.

“The public call to prayer is a sign that Muslims are at home here,” he added.


Now they can be called to the next mass sex assault directly from the Mosque!

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