Ngo report: Detroit Police & media say a fugitive "woman" was arrested over the brutal knife attack on a dog & cat.
But the suspect is not a woman. Jordan Love is a trans person who was known as Jordan Colangelo. He's currently held in jail as a "female." https://t.co/HTgZ7eH2rf
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[Regnum] Over the past few days, some areas of Turkey have recorded the lowest temperatures in the past 30 years. This was reported by the head of the Turkish Ministry of Agriculture, Ibrahim Yumakli.
"In some regions, the lowest temperatures in the last 30 years were recorded. As a result of these adverse weather conditions, unfortunately, we experienced one of the largest agricultural frosts in our history since 2014," Yumakly wrote on social media.
Allah is displaying his opinion of them again. Clearly, despite their illusions, they are not his most beloved.
He noted that a sharp cold snap was observed at different times in March and April, but the frosts were especially severe on April 10–12, when the temperature dropped to minus 15 degrees, and there was snowfall and hail in Turkish regions.
According to the minister, temperature fluctuations have caused damage to farmers. Yumakli stressed that the state intends to support affected producers.
As reported by Regnum on April 7, the Turkish Ministry of Trade announced the suspension of lemon exports from April 8 “in light of the recent frosts and cold weather in a number of regions and to maintain a balance of supply and demand on the domestic market.”
At that time, it was clarified that we were talking about products from the southern provinces of the republic - Mersin, Adana and Hatay.
Mampuru Mampuru
This is the National Organiser of the EFF =Economic Freedom Fighters, a commie party
When they’ve killed all the whites & stolen everything left to steal, they will have no choice but to keep killing. And they will murder their own on levels not seen in South Africa before - anyone who stands in their way - because they are instruments of a bigger agenda that… https://t.co/w8ABCnlrYf
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What? Even after the US LSD, using their USAID slush fund tool, pumped $260.6M through South Africa in 2024 and another $241.5M is/was coming its way?
The nerve of some countries.
I guess the US$ isn't what it used to be.
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As a strategy, killing all the 5M white farmers seems not well thought out, if you have to feed 45M black non-farmers afterward.
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IIRC, they did the same kind of thing in ZimbabweRhodesia and then they got kinda hungry.
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Stretching my legs years ago on a Delta 18 hour flight to Johannesburg. Stood next to a US military looking fellow near the galley. Turns out he was a US Army Major on a Mobile Training Team (MTT) mission to the SANDF. ('N' stands for National). Not very talkative. Who could have blamed him. Training communists would not have been my cup of tea either.
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The legacy of Nelson Mandela seems to have a bad ending after all. Seems that national reconciliation claptrap that followed was just window dressing to buy time and consolidate total control of all of government. The new apartheid is arriving...
Interesting that the quoted speakers all appear to be of the Left. Where are the Moslem colonists among the Kurds — are they more interested in jihad than caucusing?
[Rudaw] Thirty-seven candidates of Kurdish background are running in Finland's county and municipal elections on Sunday, with over 20,000 Kurds expected to cast their votes.
"Voting is not just a right; it is also a social duty," Welat Nehri, former president of the Federation of Kurdish Associations in Finland, told Rudaw’s Diaspora program during a debate on Friday.
The Kurdish candidates span the center-to-left political spectrum in Finland: 18 are running on a Social Democratic Party ticket, six with the National Coalition Party, five with the Left Alliance, three with the Swedish People’s Party, two with the Green Party, one with the Christian Democrats ...every time you hear the phrase white people, white supremacy,white anything but paint, you're listening to a Democrat. Ask him/her/it to reimagine something for you; they do that a lot, though not well. They can hear a dog whistle a mile or two away. They invented the spoils system and Tammany Hall, and inspired the addition of the word (Thomas) Nasty to the English language. They want to stop continental drift and repeal the law of unintended side effects... , and two with the Centre Party.
Among the candidates, 22 are men and 15 are women.
Nehri stated that Kurds in Finland are considered an "active and successful community."
"But we must do even more to secure our future," he added.
Key campaign themes include cultural recognition, political participation, expanded local welfare services, and the promotion of social justice.
"When we become a political force - when we have political capital within this country and among the ranks of political parties - we will be taken into account at decision-making levels," said Majid Haqqi, an expert on elections and the Kurdish diaspora in Finland.
Haqqi warned that abstention could lead to gains for far-right parties. "Silence helps those who want to exclude us," he said. "The far-right wants immigrants colonists to stay silent. Our votes are our loudest protest against their racism."
Shahen Zada Ahmed, a Social Democratic candidate in the southwestern city of Turku, echoed Haqqi’s sentiments. "The left has always stood with oppressed nations. As Kurds, we naturally align with parties that fight for justice," she said, adding that "this election is not just a competition, but a revolution in Kurdish political engagement."
"If you don’t like my program, vote for another Kurdish candidate - but don’t waste your vote. Participation is power," she added.
But a native Finnish candidate is not to be thought of?
Also speaking during the debate, Shina Rezavi, a specialist in refugee affairs and human rights One man's rights are another man's existential threat. , emphasized the importance of representation. "When Kurds enter decision-making spaces, our community’s struggles are heard. Representation changes everything."
Candidates also highlighted their stances on human rights and equality.
"Women’s rights are human rights. The Kurdish women’s struggle inspires me to fight for equality here in Finland," said Shayda Sohrabi, who is running with the National Coalition Party.
"Many victims of human trafficking don’t know their rights because of language barriers. We need services in their mother tongues," Rezavi added. "When a refugee is exploited at work, it’s not just their problem—it weakens labor rights for all Finns."
Panelists also discussed the importance of local-level social services.
"Kurdish mothers who can’t speak Finnish still understand when their children’s schools are underfunded. That’s why local elections matter," said Haqqi.
"Local elections shape daily life—schools, healthcare, jobs. Kurds must engage at every level of politics," he added.
Meanwhile,
...back at the shootout, another bullet hole appeared in Butch's hat...... Nehri noted that "our children must understand: voting isn't just about today, it's about securing their future in this country."
The candidates also spoke about integration, noting that Kurds have successfully converged into Finnish culture.
"When I walk through Helsinki's streets campaigning, I don't see just Kurds or Finns - I see neighbors who all deserve dignity," Sohrbai noted, explaining that she sees herself as a "proud Kurd and a proud Finn" at the same time.
"We don’t have to choose - we can be both," she added.
Meanwhile,
...back at the shootout, another bullet hole appeared in Butch's hat...... Zada Ahmed stressed that multiculturalism "is not Finland’s weakness but its superpower in the 21st century."
According to a March 25 blurb from the Finnish Ministry of Justice, voters in the county elections will choose councillors responsible for organizing health, social, and rescue services in the wellbeing services counties. In the municipal elections, they will elect councillors to manage the activities and finances of their municipalities.
[FoxNews] The Associated Press was banned from Oval Office events after it refused to use the term 'Gulf of America'
The White House violated the Constitution for barring the Associated Press from Oval Office events, according to a federal judge’s ruling Tuesday.
U.S. District Judge Trevor N. McFadden, a Trump appointee, said that the White House acted against the First Amendment, which prohibits discrimination based on viewpoints, by blocking the longtime publication’s access over its refusal to use the term "Gulf of America."
"The Government offers no other plausible explanation for its treatment of the AP. The Constitution forbids viewpoint discrimination, even in a nonpublic forum like the Oval Office," McFadden wrote.
"Under the First Amendment, if the Government opens its doors to some journalists—be it to the Oval Office, the East Room, or elsewhere—it cannot then shut those doors to other journalists because of their viewpoints," he added. "The Constitution requires no less."
Utter nonsense. But put them in the rotation, at the end of the list. It’s only fair that they not bump those already in line.
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No judge. You have a bailiff to remove disruptive and rude people from your court room. The White House, by separation of powers, has the same authority.
#4
Meanwhile Musk's operation has been sending people into orbital flight and relief missions to the Space Station. Maybe if Bezo didn't waste millions on WaPo he'd be further ahead in the process.
#11
Old lawyer joke. If you have the law, argue the law. If you have the facts argue the facts. If you have neither the law nor the facts pound the table.
This is the rocket company version of pounding the table.
A multi-volume chronology and reference guide set detailing three years of the Mexican Drug War between 2010 and 2012.
Rantburg.com and borderlandbeat.com correspondent and author Chris Covert presents his first non-fiction work detailing
the drug and gang related violence in Mexico.
Chris gives us Mexican press dispatches of drug and gang war violence
over three years, presented in a multi volume set intended to chronicle the death, violence and mayhem which has
dominated Mexico for six years.
Rantburg was assembled from recycled algorithms in the United States of America. No
trees were destroyed in the production of this weblog. We did hurt some, though. Sorry.
...every time you hear the phrase 
[FoxNews] The Associated Press was banned from Oval Office events after it refused to use the term 'Gulf of America'
