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2………….> Hurricane Laura Leaves A Trail Of Death: Southern US
. At least 14 people in the US have died after Hurricane Laura swept through the country’s southern states, with many of the victims died of carbon monoxide poisoning caused by power generators.
Authorities in Texas reported four deaths, three of the four fatalities were also due to carbon monoxide poisoning, with those killed were reportedly homeless individuals who had sought shelter in a pool hall, where they turned their generator on, the pool hall operator announced., and the fourth death was a man in East Texas who reportedly died when a tree fell on his mobile home.
President Trump plans to visit Texas and Louisiana on Saturday to view the damage.
3…………..> COVID-19 Updates: England Mask-Wearing In Secondary Schools Mandatory?
.. The Islamic Sheikdom of UK Government announced that face masks will not need to be worn in classrooms because socially distanced seating will be in place, but secondary school students in areas under local lockdown rules, will have to have face masks on when moving around corridors and communal areas, with the change in guidance follows new recommendations from the World Health Organization.
Masks will not have to be worn in classrooms.
“I hope these steps will provide parents, pupils and teachers with further reassurance,” Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said.
4…………> In Full Colors: Murals At Lagusnilad Underpass In Manila,
. A man walks past a mural at the newly-renovated Lagusnilad underpass in Manila, the Philippines on Aug. 24, 2020. The murals depict momentous events in Philippine history and show pictures of Manila’s landmarks. (Xinhua/Rouelle Umali)
. For the second summer in a row, forest fires in Siberia have burned out of control. Putting out the wildfires in sparsely populated areas is difficult and expensive, but scientists are warning of dire consequences if they’re not extinguished.
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1). BREAKING: Democracy Institute shows Trump up nationally and in battlegrounds: National Popular Vote: Trump 48 Biden 45 Battlegrounds of FL, IA, MI, MN, PA Trump 49 Biden 42
President Trump hit the campaign trail on Aug. 28, 2020 by holding a rally in Londonderry in the northeastern state of New Hampshire, a day after accepting the Republican Party’s nomination for reelection, and while speaking to supporters at an airport, Trump again took a bite from his Democratic rival, Joe Biden, while assailing demonstrators calling for social justice that have at times turned chaotic and violent.
It did not take long for “Uncle” Joe, “Sleeping in a wrong century” Biden to return fire, accusing his rival of “bringing his message of division, lies, and chaos to New Hampshire.”
George Floyd, a 46-year-old African American, died from asphyxiation after a white police officer kneeled on his neck for nearly nine minutes during an arrest in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in May, with his death igniting large demonstrations against police brutality and racism, as well as social unrest in some U.S. cities.
3…………> Poverty-Reduction Drive in Heilongjiang, China: Aid To The Needy?
. Leng Juzhen takes photos of sunflowers in Xiaonanhe Village of Raohe County, northeast China’s Heilongjiang Province, his fifth year as an official assigned to aid the poverty-reduction drive, a hard work that had reduced poverty in all stricken households in the area by urging the villagers to develop rural tourism and agricultural products business such as chili sauce, cage-free chickens and eggs. In 2019, Xiaonanhe Village was listed as one of the first batch of national key villages for rural tourism. From 2016 to 2019, its total income from tourism and agricultural products business has reached more than 4 million yuan (about 582,800 U.S. dollars).
4………….> Desecrating Koran and Brawls With Police: Oslo Anti-Islam Protest?
. As violent riots broke out in the Scandinavian country Sweden, following the burning of Koran during a demonstration organized by an anti-Islam group in the city of Malmo, hence police are digging in for another night of riots by requesting reinforcement from the government.
Not to be left behind just across the border, one person was injured, and 20 people arrested following a protest in the Norwegian capital Oslo, which was organized by a group called “Stop Islamization of Norway” or SIAN. Tensions escalated after a demonstrator started tearing pages from Koran, the book composed of sacred writings, revealed by Allah to Prophet Muhammad.
5…………> The Berlin Philharmonic’s Pandemic Plan: Escape From COVID-19 Terror?
. The Berlin Philharmonic new season is already on, but with reduced audience attendance, return to normality is still elusive, as musicians positioned on the semicircular stage of the otherwise completely empty Berlin Philharmonie, to produce what is described as audience-free “ghost concerts”, with only 20 to 25% of the seats may be occupied, regular spacing between, compulsory masks to be worn during admission, and no concert breaks.
“Since the number of available seats in the concert hall is greatly reduced, are you expecting a major financial loss?” DW asked artistic director Andrea Zietzschmann.
“The losses this year due to reduced ticket proceeds are very large. A three-week guest performance in May, a tour in the USA in November; everything was cancelled. The resumption of playing with a small amount of space is not cost-covering. Yes, we do expect a large deficit at the end of the year”, was the muted and uncomfortable answer.
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and ALL. God bless the families of those who perished!
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Probably Shifty Schiff, but others also, LEAK information to the Fake News. No matter what or who it is about, including China, these deranged lowlifes like the Russia, Russia, Russia narrative. Plays better for them.
President Trump on DNI election security briefings: “Whether it was Shifty Schiff or somebody else — they leak the information before it gets in… You have leakers on the committee.”
2…………> Statement from Attorney General William P. Barr on the Ninth Circuit’s Stay in the Case Concerning the Federal Courthouse in Portland
. Attorney General William P. Barr issued the following statement on the Ninth Circuit’s stay in Index Newspapers LLC, et al v. United States Marshals Service, et al:
“Last night, the U.S. Court of Appeals for Ninth Circuit entered an order temporarily blocking an injunction entered by a federal district court in Portland that imposed extensive but vaguely defined constraints on federal law enforcement personnel striving to protect the federal courthouse and surrounding areas in Portland from destruction. In practical effect, the district court’s order prevented the federal government from effectively addressing violent mobs through the general crowd-control measures that are required, and it unacceptably increased the risk of serious injury to federal law enforcement officers. The Ninth Circuit’s decision is an important step that will allow federal officers to continue carrying out their important security responsibilities without being subject to untenable conditions.
As the Department of Justice explained in our briefing, federal officers in Portland – like law enforcement in other parts of the country – have confronted aggressive mob violence. Behind the veil of “protests,” highly organized violent operators have carried out direct attacks on federal personnel and property, particularly the federal courthouse in Portland. Shielded by the crowds, which make it difficult for law enforcement to detect or reach them, violent opportunists in Portland have attacked the courthouse and federal officers with explosives, lasers, projectiles, and other dangerous devices. In some cases, purported “journalists” or “legal observers” have provided cover for the violent offenders; in others, individuals wearing supposed press badges have themselves attacked law enforcement or trespassed on federal property. More than 200 federal officers have been injured in Portland alone.
The Portland city government has the ability to stop this. Instead, the city government has abetted the violence through action and inaction, neutered the ability of the police department to deal with the mobs, impeded the ability of police to coordinate with federal law enforcement, and refused to pursue charges against the rioters. By contrast, the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Portland has charged 74 people with federal crimes arising from the Portland riots, including arson, assaulting federal officers, and destruction of federal property. The message should be unmistakable: The First Amendment protects the rights to speak and assemble, but not to attack people or property. The Department of Justice will continue to fully and fairly enforce federal law against these violent rioters.”
3………….> COVID-19 Update: China Vaccine Emergency Approved, Berlin Police Breaks COVID-19 Crowds
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China National Biotec Group (CNBG), a unit of state-owned pharmaceutical giant China National Pharmaceutical Group (Sinopharm), announced on social media that it had obtained emergency use approval for a coronavirus vaccine candidate, but did not specify which has two vaccine candidates in phase 3 had been cleared for emergency use.
Experimental coronavirus vaccines have been provided to high-risk groups since July, and a health official told state media that authorities could consider modestly expanding the emergency use program to try to prevent possible outbreaks during the autumn and winter.
. 4…………> Thousands Of Berlin Anti-COVID-19 Demonstrators Told To Disperse: Police
. As fall is just a week away, Ukraine and Czech Republic have seen significant clusters of new infections, while a “shadowy” report from the Islamic Sheikdom of UK government predicts 85,000 pandemic deaths this winter in a worst case scenario, the teachers unions criticized the government for “last-minute” guidance on what to do during virus outbreaks, since their members have been preparing to welcome back children for the autumn term, putting in place coronavirus-safe measures.
Prof. Jonathan Ball, a virologist at the University of Nottingham, says with 17% of school journeys in England made by bus last year, and public transport capacity limited by social distancing, the transport is a weak link in the plans for a safe return to the classrooms, carrying risks to socially distance, making it easier for the virus to spread.
“In school they’ve made changes to timetables and staggered lunch breaks but I think [my daughter] just feels there’s a bit of a disconnect between that and the transport situation,” Mrs. Rosalind Searle, who lives near Glasgow, said.
. Tech. Sgt. Joshua Nordeen, Pennsylvania Air National Guard, de-ices an aircraft early in the morning as the sun rises in Pittsburgh, Dec. 12, 2019. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. Bryan Hoover)
