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Bibi1581 Blog For 06/17/2018: Morning Edition 

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1…………> Mass Shooting: Trenton, NJ 

Two suspects opened fire around 2:45 am in Trenton, New Jersey, during the Art All Night festival that showcases local art, music, food and films,  with one of the gunmen, a 33-year-old man, was killed, and the other is in custody. 

The shooting sent people stampeding from the scene and leaving one suspect dead and 20 people treated for gunshot wounds, four of those, including a 13-year-old boy, was in critical condition. 
 
Authorities say that about 1,000 people were in the area when the shooting started. 
‘Our hearts ache and our eyes are blurry’ a witness said.“I’ve never seen this happen. It’s bad, I feel bad, especially on Fathers’ Day,” shop owner Mr Rivas said. 

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-06-18/20-injured-in-mass-shooting-in-new-jersey-arts-festival/9878988 

2…………> Mexico vs Germany: 1-0 

Mexico’s Lozano strike earned a shock win over holders, the Islamic Merkeldom of Germany loss of a first game of WC since 1982. 

· Twitter: Use the hashtag#bbcworldcup 

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Germany 0-1 Mexico

Rory Smith 

✔@RorySmith 

How could Germany possibly leave Leroy Sane out? How could they think an attack of Ozil, Draxler, Werner, Reus, Muller, Brandt and Gomez would possibly be able to cope in his absence? 

9:31 AM – Jun 17, 2018 

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Germany’s next game is against Sweden next Saturday, And then they face South Korea in their final match. 

You’d still back them to go through, wouldn’t you? 

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‘No cutting edge’ 

Germany 0-1 Mexico 

Raphael Honigstein 

German football journalist on BBC Radio 5 live’s Euro Leagues Football Show 

There was one major mistake, that took 50 minutes to rectify, but Germany started to play the game they wanted, Mexico perhaps ran out of steam a little. 

But there was no cutting edge, the final ball was not there. The issue in midfield is the lack of pace in transition when they need to defend. 

Germany has got two hard games and they need to improve 

https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/football/43975124 

3…………> PLA Visit Kiel: Germany 

Chinese frigate “Binzhou” visits the military port of Kiel in the north of the Islamic Merkeldom of Germany on June 15, 2018. The Chinese frigate will also take part in the “Kiel Week” activities. 

http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2018-06/17/c_137260582.htm 

4…………> Windy City, Scorched City: Chicago 

People play at the Crown Fountain in Millennium Park in downtown Chicago, the United States, on June 16, 2018. The temperature here suddenly surged over 102 degrees Fahrenheit on Saturday. 

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5…………> Nazi Rappers: “Kollegah und Bang” 

In another not so subtle manifestation of the raging anti-Semitism in the Islamic Merkeldom of Germany, the “Rappers” duo of “Kollegah und Bang” sang, “Commit another Holocaust, come with a Molotov cocktail,” and the line “my muscles are more defined that an Auschwitz inmate’s.”, blatant stupidity that had them accused of anti-Semitism and hate speech in their latest album, leading to the scrapping of the Echo music awards, which the pair had won in April. 


The state prosecutor in the western city of Dusseldorf determined that the controversial lyrics in the song “0815” that drew several complaints against hip-hop artists Kollegah and Farid Bang were not grounds for prosecution, and while the lyrics are full of vulgar, misogynistic and dehumanizing fantasies about violence and sex, they are protected by the German constitution’s rules regarding artistic freedom. The pair has publicly distanced themselves from “any and all forms of anti-Semitism and hates against minorities,” i.e. Jews and Christians. 

http://p.dw.com/p/2zg6X 

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1…………> Merkel’s Gestapo: Austria Spying 

 

Austrian newspaper “Der Standard” reported that the Islamic Merkeldom of Germany’s intelligence service BND(aka Merkel’s Gestapo) was snooping on diplomatic representatives in Vienna, including embassies of the US, Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, Libya, Afghanistan, Israel and North Korea, keeping track of phone numbers and other means of contact in the association of oil trading countries OPEC, the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). The BND was apparently also keeping tabs on dozens of private companies, including weapons manufacturers and other key exporters, but also Austrian ministries, Islamist movements, and even the country’s news agency APA. 


“The scale of the surveillance was enormous,” Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz said of the spy effort, which reportedly involved around 2,000 targets and took place between 1999 and 2006, calling on the Islamic Merkeldom of Germany to clarify reports that its BND spy agency had snooped on high-profile targets including embassies, international organizations, Austrian ministers and banks based in the Austrian capital. 
Talking to reporters at a specially convened press conference in Vienna, Kurz said his government already contacted German authorities and demanded more information on who was spied on and when the effort was ended.“We want to have certainty that (the surveillance) ended, and if data were saved, our request is of course for it to be deleted,” Kurz said.

http://p.dw.com/p/2zhSQ

2…………> Nan Madol: Venice Of The Pacific

Elaborate canals connecting 92 man-made islets over 200 acres built on basalt and coral boulders, build by two mysterious brothers between the 13th and 17th centuries before being abandoned, with scientists still unable to figure out how rocks weighing 50 tons each were ferried to the

ruins of Nan Madol in the Federated States of Micronesia, creating an enigma just is like barging in into an Indiana Jones movie.http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-06-17/race-to-save-micronesian-ruins-of-nan-madol/9875064 

3…………> Obama, Lynch & Company Lies: IG Report 

DOJ Inspector General  Report, Chapter 4.

Comey’s Account of the Meeting Comey told the OIG that during this meeting AG Lynch agreed they needed to confirm the existence of the investigation, but she said not to use the word “investigation,” and instead to call it a “matter.” Comey said that Lynch seemed slightly irritated at him when she said this and that he took it as a direction. Comey stated: And I remember saying, “Well, what should I call it?” And she said, “Call it a matter.” And I said, “Why would I do that?” And she said, “I just want you to do that and so I would very much appreciate it if you would not refer to it as an investigation.” And the reason that gave me pause is, it was during a period of time which lasted, where I knew from the open source that the Clinton campaign was keen not to use the word investigation…. [A]nd so that one concerned me and I remember getting a lump in my stomach and deciding at that moment should I fight on this or not. 

Reaction to White House Statements about the Midyear Investigation On Sunday, October 11, 2015, an interview of then President Barack Obama was aired on the CBS show 60 Minutes. During this interview, Obama characterized former Secretary Clinton’s use of a private email server as a “mistake,” but stated that it did not “pose[] a national security problem” and was “not a situation in which America’s national security was endangered.” Obama also stated that the issue had been “ginned up” because of the presidential race. Two days later, on October 13, 2015, Obama’s Press Secretary, Josh Earnest, was asked whether Obama’s comments “should be read as an attempt to steer the direction of the FBI investigation.” Earnest replied that Obama made his comments based on public information, and they were not intended to influence an independent investigation. Former President Obama’s comments caused concern among FBI officials about the potential impact on the investigation. Former EAD John Giacalone told the OIG, “[W]e open up criminal investigations. And you have the President of the United States saying this is just a mistake…. That’s a problem, right?” Former AD Randy Coleman expressed the same concern, stating, “[The FBI had] a group of guys in here, professionals, that are conducting an investigation. And the…President of the United States just came out and said there’s no there there.” Coleman said that he would have expected someone in FBI or Department leadership to contact one of Obama’s national security officials, and “tell [him or her], hey knock it off.” Michael Steinbach, the former EAD for the National Security Branch, told the OIG that the comments generated “controversy” within the FBI. Steinbach stated, “[Y]ou’re prejudging the results of an investigation before they really even have been started…. That’s…hugely problematic for us.” Department prosecutors also were concerned. 

https://www.justice.gov/file/1071991/download 

4…………> Honoring A Hero: Col. George Day 

Medal of Honor recipient Col. George “Bud” Day was posthumously advanced to the rank of brigadier general during a Heritage to Horizons summer concert series at the Air Force Memorial in Arlington, Virginia, June 8, 2018.

Chief of Staff of the Air Force Gen. David L. Goldfein presided over the concert and opened the series by thanking Day and those who served alongside him during the Vietnam War. 

“I’d like to recognize all our Vietnam era veterans and thank them for their service,” said Goldfein. “Tonight we gather to remember those who gave the last measure of devotion, those missing in action, those who endured the harsh and tyrannical treatment at places like the Hanoi Hilton and their families.”

Day, an Air Force fighter pilot who was shot down in the Vietnam War, is considered to be one of America’s most decorated service members. During his military service, he served in World War II, Korea and Vietnam. Day earned 70 decorations, to include the Congressional Medal of Honor and the Air Force Cross.

The events of August 26, 1967, would indelibly change his life. While flying a mission over North Vietnam, Day was shot down and immediately captured by the North Vietnamese. Nursing a dislocated knee and an arm broken in three places, he managed to escape captivity and evade the enemy for two weeks. He made his way back into South Vietnam, earning the distinction of being the only prisoner to actually escape from North Vietnam. Unfortunately, Day was just two miles from the safety of a U.S. Marine Corps base when he was shot and recaptured by a Viet Cong patrol. 

Thereafter, he defiantly and resolutely endured a brutal, 67-month imprisonment that finally ended in repatriation on March 14, 1973. Three days later, Day was reunited with his wife and four children at March Air Force Base, California. 

http://www.af.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/1547139/col-george-day-advanced-to-the-rank-of-brigadier-general/ 

5…………> A Message Of Peace 

Turn of the channel on people who have offended and demeaned the teachings of our beloved Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, also known as Rabbi Emmanuel. Walk away, let them dry on the scorching sun. Listen to the sound of Christus Vincit, a message of peace and hope. 

http://youtu.be/7cFgpvylbRU 

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1…………> A Human Stash House: Texas 

On June 14, ICE Border Patrol with assistance from the Eagle Pass (Texas) Police Department identified a suspected stash house operating out of a residence in Eagle Pass. A total of 35 illegal aliens were discovered inside the residence after the Eagle Pass Police Department received a 911 call from the location. A subsequent investigation determined another 12 illegal aliens, who were arrested earlier that day by the Border Patrol, had been transported from the residence. 

HSI special agents arrested three U.S. citizens. All three are facing federal human smuggling charges. 

The 47 individuals included men, women and children from Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala, Colombia and Nicaragua. 

This is an HSI-led investigation with the assistance of CBP’s Border Patrol and Eagle Pass (Texas) Police Department. 

The U.S. Attorney’s Office, Western District of Texas, is prosecuting the criminal case. 

https://www.ice.gov/news/releases/47-illegal-aliens-discovered-south-texas-human-smuggler-stash-house 

2…………> Crooked Bosses: WI 

Two former executives of Roadrunner Transportation Systems Inc., identified as Mark R. Wogsland, 53, and Bret S. Naggs, 52, both of Cedarburg, Wisconsin,  employees of the publicly traded transportation and trucking company formerly headquartered in Cudahy, were charged in an indictment unsealed today for their alleged participation in a complex accounting and securities fraud scheme that resulted in a loss of more than $245 million in shareholder value. 

They were charged in an indictment filed in the Eastern District of Wisconsin with one count of conspiracy to make false statements to a public company’s accountants and to falsify a public company’s books, records and accounts; one count of conspiracy to commit securities fraud and wire fraud; three counts of securities fraud; and four counts of wire fraud. Naggs, the former controller for Roadrunner’s Truckload operating segment, and Wogsland, the former controller and director of accounting for Roadrunner’s Truckload operating segment, both worked out of Roadrunner’s corporate headquarters in Cudahy. Roadrunner Transportation Systems Inc. is currently headquartered in Downers Grove, Illinois. 

“According to the allegations in the indictment, Mark Wogsland and Bret Naggs engaged in a massive securities and accounting fraud scheme that misled shareholders, regulators, and the investing public, and ultimately caused a loss of more than $245 million in shareholder value,” said Acting Assistant Attorney General Cronan. “The Criminal Division is committed to protecting investors and the integrity of U.S. securities exchanges, and we will vigorously pursue corporate executives who engage in deceptive and fraudulent accounting practices.” 

“The stability our financial markets depends upon public companies issuing accurate financial statements,” said U.S. Attorney Matthew D. Krueger. “We commend the FBI and the Department of Transportation Office of Inspector General for its excellent efforts in investigating this case.” 
Three trading days after announcing the restated financial results, Roadrunner’s share price further dropped from $7.14 to $4.90, causing an additional loss in shareholder value of more than $85 million. 

https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/former-executives-publicly-traded-transportation-company-charged-245-million-accounting-and 

3…………> A Death Threat: Canada 

U.S. Ambassador to Canada Kelly Knight Craft received a death threat and suspicious white powder in an envelope mailed to her Ottawa residence, Canadian media reported Friday. 

Authorities from both countries are investigating the incident. 

Canada’s Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland met with Craft Friday. Freeland told the ambassador that the incident was “wholly unacceptable”. 

A supervisor who screens mail “encountered white powder in a letter addressed to the ambassador” Thursday morning, an email to staff read. Also enclosed was an expletive-filled letter threatening to kill Craft if she did not resign. 

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police, as well as firefighters and a hazardous waste team, were dispatched immediately to the residence. The substance has since tested harmless. 

https://www.aa.com.tr/en/americas/us-ambassador-to-canada-receives-death-threat/1176164 

4…………> Hidden Writings:  Sinai Manuscripts 

An ancient Christian manuscript discovered in Sinai Monastery of Saint Catherine has each of its pages photographed 33 times using 12 different wavelengths, then images are analyzed using computer algorithms, and several images are combined to make the undertext more legible. 

If this doesn’t yield results, the page is analysed using statistics: each pixel is assigned a value, separated into categories, then manipulated according to those categories to make that selection more visible to the human eye. 

All this trek of discovering the hidden texts in the library of world’s oldest working monastery is made possible by the work of Father Justin, a monk who lives in the Sinai desert in Egypt,  in charge of hauling the library at St Catherine’s into the 21st Century. 

In part of the world well known for its propensity for war and violence, by the Providence of Lord Mohammed “The Magnificent”, a charter was signed in 625AD  “in aid of the Christians” with a gold handprint. A copy of this, guaranteeing the monastery’s protection, hangs in the museum. 

The Jebelaya tribe, local Bedouins, who have helped protect and run the monastery since it was built, are Muslim.  

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-44144527 

5…………> Trump At G7:  Remarks, Insults & More 

Participants of the G7 meeting had a hard time restraining themselves when the politically incorrect US President Trump shared his shocking insights on migration and terrorism with the President of the Islamic Sheikdom of France, Rabbinical Grand Ayatollah Emmanuel  Macron, threatening to send the Japanese Prime Minister 25 million Mexicans and slammed the European Commission President during talks in Canada, calling him a “brutal killer” for the way the European Union treats the US tech giants. 

“A sense of irritation with Mr. Trump could be felt, but everyone tried to be rational and calm,” a senior EU official admitted.

According to the report, the US President got into debates about trade issues and immigration, and went as far as to reproach Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. 
“Shinzo, you don’t have this problem, but I can send you 25 million Mexicans and you’ll be out of office very soon,” Trump allegedly said Abe. 

Attendees were also taken back by what he reportedly told France’s President Emmanuel Macron amid discussions about counter-terrorism and Iran. 

“You must know about this Emmanuel because all the terrorists are in Paris,” Trump told Macron, according to the WSJ. 

https://sputniknews.com/us/201806161065461054-france-trump-g7-canada/

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