1, In this interview with Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein, we learn two things. 1. that this is a man of singular integrity who understands the fundamentals of a constitutional liberal republic and 2. That the English language allows one to rephrase the exact same question 7 different ways and have the exact same meaning, to which the best response is to change the syntax on the same exact answer.
2. Qatar
3. Turkish media reveals American base locations in Syria.
(Turkey reveals itself to be the kind of NATO partners readers of this site have known for a fact and for years, that they would be)
(RT chose to interview someone from a self described “progressive” organization for this clip however. So nearly all of what he says can be ignored beyond the facts. And the facts are, Turkey is enjoying the benefits of being a NATO member while selling out its partners to Islamic interests and has been since the Caliphate was declared, if not earlier.)
4. Lauren Southern covers the migrants in Paris:
Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges said they are unable to compel the officer to make a statement. Are unable to compel the officer to make a statement? Why? The enemedia is already scripting the narrative. Why should he? He answers to a high authority, and he knows the media and left will have his back. The enemedia is already scripting the narrative. Finally they are defending a police officer. Islam trumps all. Black Lives Matter, LGBT, feminism — nothing beats Islam. Nothing.
I wonder how many meetings Noor has taken with terror-tied CAIR since the murder.
6. Muslims do that weaponized ritual for the 5th straight day in protest of anti-weapons measures that the Israelis placed on the Temple Mount.
?Ifrah told the NY Post that her one-year-old kicked the seat in front of them leading to an altercation while the plane was preparing to take off.
Ifrah claims the passenger in front told her to “hold your baby’s feet”, and that she apologised.
The passenger then moved to another seat, but the pilot turned the plane back to the gate, where the family was asked to leave.
[…]
But JetBlue told a different story, saying that the parents made “physical threats and profanities” to the other passenger before the decision was made to kick them off.
A spokesperson told the Post:
“The aircraft door was reopened and our airports team politely asked the customers to step off to discuss the situation.
“The customers refused repeated requests, and our crewmembers deplaned the entire aircraft. Law enforcement escorted [the family] out of the gate area, and we provided a refund.”
Thank you Egri Nok, M., Wrath of Khan, EB., Yucki, Richard, Xanthippa, and many more who sent in links.
Quite a day ins’t it? Week really.
4. Migrants?
Video Podcast: “This WWI History Podcast Is Better Than Any Textbook by James Walpole”
By Dr. Rich Swier – July 15, 2017
http://drrichswier.com/2017/07/15/this-wwi-history-podcast-is-better-than-any-textbook-by-james-walpole/
2:02:34 – James Walpole reads:
“The Fall of Brussels,” by Richard Harding Davis
The entrance of the German army into Brussels has lost the human quality. It was lost as soon as the three soldiers who led the army bicycled into the Boulevard du Régent and asked the way to the Gare du Nord. When they passed, the human note passed with them. What came after them, and twenty-four hours later is still coming, is not men marching, but a force of nature like a tidal wave, an avalanche or a river flooding its banks. At this minute it is rolling through Brussels as the swollen waters of the Conemaugh Valley swept through Johnstown.
At the sight of the first few regiments of the enemy we were thrilled with interest. After they had passed for three hours in one unbroken steel-gray column were bored. But when hour after hour passed and there was no halt, no breathing time, no open spaces in the ranks, the thing became uncanny, inhuman. You returned to watch it, fascinated. It held the mystery and menace of fog rolling toward you across the sea.
https://wwi.lib.byu.edu/index.php/The_Fall_of_Brussels
“Hegseth Confronts MN Mayor Who Gave State of the City Speech at Mosque”
L E Johnson – Published on May 24, 2017
Turkey is a growing problem that we are going to have to deal with in the future, I am not sure how long but I am sure we will have to deal with it.
I hope that we have time to deal with the problem of North Korea before we are forced to deal with Erdogan and the Caliphate he is trying to form. Right now he is a semi help in countering Iran’s attempt to seize control of the entire middle east.