Brazil: Off-Duty Police Officer with Baby in His Arms Shoots, Kills Two Robbers

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" Hi Brock. Check out this video from Brazil. I bet there won't be any administrative leave for this brave fellow. The off-duty cop sneaks up behind the robber in the white shirt. The cop has excellent motor skills"

An off-duty officer near São Paulo, Brazil, shot and killed two would-be robbers while holding his baby in his arms.

 

The officer, Sergeant Rafael Souza, and his wife were inside a pharmacy to get medicine for their sick baby when the incident occurred.

The Independent reports that 24-year-old Jefferson Alves allegedly pointed his pistol at Souza, at which time Souza drew his own gun and shot Alves “at close range.”

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Wisconsin deer hunter meets friendly 8-point buck during hunt

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"War is coming. It is now a question of how soon." & A Time for War

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We's  here and going nowhere.

As I see it, the race war has already started. It just has yet to spill out into to an all out shooting war. When there are You Tube postings by blacks calling for the killing of white people; you have a race war. When you have so called universities openly calling for the destruction of "whiteness" and "white privilege" (what ever the hell that is suppose to mean); you have a race war.

It is only a matter of time when that one incident occurs to start a full out shooting multi-tribal civil war. We are past the point of no-return. The cultural Marxist and their fellow travelers (Antifa) want a war. The entitlement class, who continue to demand more "free stuff" are not about to change their behavior. The demonization of those who disagree with you has gone on for so long and to the extreme that there is no room for compromise or a willingness to listen to the other side. The name calling (e.g. racist, sexist, homophobe, Nazi) can not be walked back.

Egos will not allow for the admission of possibly being wrong about a core value or a deeply held political belief. We no longer have a common core of shared values and common identity that unites our diverse and multi-cultural society. We also have numerous government agencies which have their own paramilitary units, with all the guns, ammo (billions of rounds) and the sundry military equipment just waiting to be used. War is coming. It is now a question of how soon.

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A Time for War

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I fear that the problem of Baltimore or Detroit or south Chicago cannot and will not be solved until we have a straight up race war. Unfortunately that means a lot of innocent people will die both white and black.

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‘George Soros seeks a one world government to serve oligarchs, not the people’ – US State Senator

 

For people like Soros and the globalists; they view the nation-state as a problem, because the nation expresses the will of the people of that nation, and it serves their personal interest, Richard Black, Republican Virginia state Senator, told RT. 

 

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and the Fidesz Party Vice Chairman Gergely Gulyás are locked in a desperate battle with the billionaire financier and philanthropist George Soros, as well as his ideologically driven campaign to allow thousands of migrants to flood into Europe.

Leaders like Orban say the strategy will lead to the total collapse of a “Christian Europe,” and argue that Soros is trying to subvert Hungary and the rest of the EU.

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Why Stalin Starved Ukraine

Anne Applebaum's new book tells of an atrocity and cover-up that shape today's politics.

History is a battleground, perennially fought over, endlessly contested. Nowhere does this aphorism hold true more than in Russia. A majority of Russians recently voted Joseph Stalin the “most outstanding person” in world history (followed, naturally, by current President Vladimir Putin). No longer the monster of the gulags and purges that killed millions, Stalin now looms in the national consciousness as the giant who defeated the Nazis in World War II. Meanwhile, not only has Russia annexed Crimea and destabilized Ukraine’s eastern regions, its military adventurism has also extended to Syria. Putin, who once described the collapse of the USSR as “the greatest geopolitical catastrophe” of the twentieth century, looks determined to avenge the humiliations of Russia’s post-Soviet implosion. Integral to this endeavor is not just to flex the country’s geopolitical might in the present but to re-write its past.

It is this point that makes the historiography of the USSR—a subject worthy of deep study in itself—so relevant today.

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Israeli Astrophysicist rejects UN IPCC – Finds ‘the sun completely overturns the way we should see global warming’

 

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Award-winning Astrophysicist Dr. Shaviv is in Germany with many other skeptical scientists during the UN climate summit. Shaviv is warning about the scientific fallacies presented by the UN IPCC panel about global warming climate change. His full presentation at the conference is on November 10th. 

Dr. Nir Shaviv on Cambridge Debate: 'I was quite shocked to see how the audience was so one sided (though far less than the ridiculous 97:3 ratio we hear about!) and unwilling to listen to scientific arguments.'

Dr. Shaviv's Key scientific points: 'Evidence for warming is not evidence for warming by humans.'

'Anyone who appeals to authority or to a majority [97% claims] to substantiate his or her claim is proving nothing.'

'The polar bear population is now probably at its highest in modern times!'

'There is no single piece of evidence that proves that a given amount of CO2 increase should cause a large increase in temperature.'

'Over geological time scales, there were huge variations in the CO2  (a factor of 10) and they have no correlation whatsoever with the temperature. 450 million years ago there was 10 times as much CO2 in the atmosphere but more extensive glaciations.'

'The simple truth is that in the height of the middle ages it was probably just as warm as the latter half of the 20th century'

'Taking unnecessary precautionary steps when we know they are unnecessary is immoral. It is even committing statistical murder.'

'Let us use our limited resources to treat real problems.'

Why no one is talking about Trump’s game-changing deal

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Bad news travels fast. Good news, meanwhile, doesn’t seem to travel at all.

Last weekend in Beijing, as part of his 12-day trip to Asia, President Trump announced that the US and China had signed an $83.7 billion memorandum of understanding to create a number of petrochemical projects in West Virginia over the next 20 years.

If the agreement holds tight, it is an economic game changer for the state.

And yet, speaking to the locals here, you wouldn’t even know it had happened.

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NC youth football league raffles AR-15 to raise money for upcoming trip

 

A youth football league in Gaston County found a way to finance a team’s upcoming playoff trip, and not everyone approved of how the funds were raised.

League leaders raffled off an AR-15 live on Facebook to support the Optimist Pee Wee team from Stanley, WSOC-TV reported. Players were encouraged to thank people who purchased raffle tickets, according to the report.

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Media disdain for Sarah Sanders gets personal

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The national media’s relationship with White House press secretary Sarah Sanders has taken on a new tension over the last month, as journalists and news commentators have grown more and more personal in their hostility toward the Trump administration’s top spokeswoman.

Several high-profile columnists and writers have torn into Sanders over the last few weeks to mock her appearance, the way she talks, and most recently, an alleged disdain she showed the press by asking them at a briefing this week to say why they are thankful this holiday season.

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