Mom of US soldier Travis King who defected to North Korea can’t imagine son ‘doing anything like that’

Travis King NOKO Defector

The mother of the US soldier who has been detained in North Korea after crossing into the country without authorization said the risky behavior was unlike her son.

The 23-year-old Army private, Travis King, was stationed in South Korea and was on a tour of the demilitarized zone between the two countries Tuesday when he strayed from the group and ran across the border.

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Terror threat to rise as jailed Islamists are freed

Authorities shocked terrorist was named Mohammud

The terror threat from jailed Islamists being freed into the community is set to rise this year, a new Home Office strategy has warned.

Dozens of convicted terrorists are due to be released in 2023, posing a threat that could “last for decades,” according to the updated Contest counter-terrorism strategy published on Tuesday.

It warned that four of the nine declared terrorist attacks in the UK since 2018 were perpetrated by serving or recently released prisoners. As of March 2023, there were 232 people in jail for terrorism-connected offences but officials are braced for a surge in releases this year after a series of successful prosecutions a decade ago.

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Muslim Mobs Get a Pass for Assaulting Jews in NYC and LA

Attackers get off with no prison time and anti-bias training.

In May 2021, Joseph Borgen was violently assaulted by a Muslim mob while walking down the street in midtown Manhattan in the vicinity of an anti-Israel rally. The Jewish man was kicked, punched, pepper sprayed, beaten with a metal object, and ended up in the hospital.

Borgen was taunted as a “dirty Jew” and the assault was caught on video. “They were kicking me in my ribs, my stomach,” he described.

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B.C. drug decriminalization not having ‘desired outcome’, police chief says

Delta Police Chief Neil Dubord is out with an open letter, criticizing some of B.C.’s legal drug policies as ineffective in the face of the toxic drug crisis.

Dubord writes that while he agrees with the “underlying principles of decriminalization, it is evident in the early evaluation that our communities are currently not experiencing the desired outcome from this policy change.”

He says early numbers indicate the number of drug poisoning deaths have not been going down.

h/t MW

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Trudeau to make tax payers fork out $97 million Dollars to help clean up his refugee mess in Toronto

Ottawa offers millions more in housing support to shelter refugees in Toronto

The federal government is injecting additional funding to help Toronto shelter a surge of newly arrived asylum seekers.

After weeks of bickering between Ottawa and city officials over who should foot the bill, Ottawa announced Tuesday an extra $97 million in new funding to help house refugees, many of whom have been camping outside Toronto’s homeless service centre on Peter Street.

According to the city, refugees currently make up a third of Toronto’s 9,000 shelter spaces.

Prediction – 2 mos. from today – Homeless refugees declared a tourist attraction by Chow regime.

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Millions of secret US military emails accidentally leaked to Mali because of a typo

Millions of United States military emails, some of which contain highly sensitive information, have been accidentally sent to Mali because of a common typo.

Defence email addresses have the suffix .mil, but people have been mistyping it as .ml, the country identifier for Mali.

Misdirected emails include those containing diplomatic documents, tax returns, passwords and travel details of top officers.

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He’s No Geert Wilders

A look at the kind of politician who will let Western Europe sink.

His name is Simen Bondevik. Now twenty-two, he’s head of the youth division of Norway’s Center Party and a candidate in this year’s election, scheduled for September 11, for Oslo’s City Council. When I moved to Norway, he wasn’t born yet, and his grandfather, Kjell Magne Bondevik, was the country’s prime minister.

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Fearing Damage To Its Brand Image Child Labour Exploiter Nike announces it will permanently end sponsorship of Hockey Canada

Nike announced Monday that it will permanently cease its sponsorship of Hockey Canada in the wake of its handling of a high-profile alleged group sexual assault case.

The sportswear giant first announced a temporary suspension of support in October of last year, at a time when corporate sponsors Chevrolet Canada, Scotiabank and Canadian Tire had also pulled their financial support.

“Nike is no longer a sponsor of Hockey Canada,” a company statement issued Monday said

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