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Luis Miguel 1162 61587 Lima	RE: ARE WE NOW IN THE END TIMES? 3/22/2017 10:56:59 AM
	They Thought She Was Crazy: Doctor Extracts RFID Chip From Sex Trafficking Victim MARCH 21, 2017 By Daniel Lang If someone walks into a hospital and claims that they’re being tracked, and that they need to have a tracking device removed, there’s a pretty good chance that they’re going to be sent to a mental institution instead. However, according to a doctor who wished to remain anonymous to protect his patient, that very situation occurred last October and it didn’t end how you might expect. The patient in question was a 28-year-old woman who claimed that she had a GPS tracking device planted in her body. Normally a patient like that would be regarded as crazy, but this woman appeared totally sane, and she had an incision mark on her side. So the doctor decided to check her out anyway. The medical staff at the hospital were stunned when they finally gave her an X-ray. Embedded in the right side of her flank is a small metallic object only a little bit larger than a grain of rice. But it’s there. It’s unequivocally there. She has a tracker in her. And no one was speaking for like five seconds — and in a busy ER that’s saying something. It turns out that it wasn’t a GPS device, but an RFID chip. “It’s used to tag cats and dogs. And someone had tagged her like an animal, like she was somebody’s pet that they owned.” In a way, that makes it even creepier than a GPS device. RFID chips have a very short range. To be useful for tracking someone’s position, they would have to be kept confined in an area where the right equipment is in place to send or receive signals from the chip. The doctor would later discover that this woman was a victim of sex trafficking. Science fiction has been warning about the potential of tracking devices for years, but usually in reference to how the government might use this technology. It just goes to show that the way humans use technology in the real world is often stranger (and creepier) than fiction. Delivered by The Daily Sheeple Daniel Lang is a researcher and staff writer for The Daily Sheeple – Wake The Flock Up! (activistpost.com)
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Luis Miguel 1162 61587 Lima	RE: ARE WE NOW IN THE END TIMES? 3/22/2017 11:11:59 AM
	Yazidis who suffered genocide are fleeing once again — but this time not from Daesh Clashes with Kurdish peshmerga forces in recent weeks have sent thousands of Yazidi families that had returned to villages fleeing once more. Sinjar, Iraq, remains severely damaged and deserted 16 months after Daesh militants were pushed out. (ALICE MARTINS / FOR THE WASHINGTON POST) By LOVEDAY MORRISThe Washington Post Tues., March 21, 2017 SINJAR, IRAQ—Relatives collapsed in grief as the coffin of an 18-year-old Yazidi fighter was carried to a small temple at the base of Mount Sinjar. Salam Mukhaibir’s death this month, along with four other Yazidi fighters, marked the latest dark turn for an Iraqi minority sect that has suffered genocide at the hands of Daesh, also known as ISIS. But the men were not killed fighting the militants. They died in clashes with Kurdish peshmerga forces when long-simmering rivalries erupted. Daesh overran the town of Sinjar and its surroundings 21/2 years ago, executing thousands of Yazidi men, whom it considers apostates. Thousands of women who were kidnapped to be used as sex slaves and their children remain missing. But the fierce infighting among forces ostensibly meant to be battling the militants now threatens to set back efforts to recapture more land and rebuild areas reduced to rubble. The conflagration presents a challenge for the United States, which plays a role supporting both Kurdish factions involved—providing military assistance to them, or their affiliates, in the fight against Daesh. It also marks a bleak bellwether for the prospects of peace after territory is finally won back from Daesh. In neighbouring Syria, U.S. troops have already been diverted to prevent warring between rival forces they support. Relatives carry the body of Salam Ali Mukhaibir, 18, killed in clashes against peshmerga forces in Khanasor. (ALICE MARTINS/FOR THE WASHINGTON POST) At a strategic crossroads between Syria, Turkey and Iraq, the traditional Yazidi heartland has become a flash point for Kurdish political rivalries, fuelled by the wider competing interests of Turkey, Iran and the Iraqi government in Baghdad. “We feel like a toy in the hands of the politicians,” Khalaf Bahri, a Yazidi religious sheikh, said before performing the burial rites for the young man, whose body was carried to a cemetery on the mountainside. “Yazidis are wounded and still bleeding. We still have our sisters and daughters and wives in the hands of Islamic State, but now this.” The slain Yazidi fighters belonged to the Sinjar Resistance Units, a local force affiliated with the military wing of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party, or PKK, a separatist group from neighbouring Turkey. The United States has been providing arms to a coalition of forces over the border in Syria led by another PKK affiliate. Some fighters with the Yazidi group carried U.S.-made M-16 rifles. They said the firearms were captured from Daesh militants or purchased on the black market. On the other side of the confrontation was the Rojava Peshmerga, largely Syrian Kurds under the command of Kurdistan’s regional government, which the U.S.-led coalition is also supporting in its fight against Daesh. They fled to Iraq at the beginning of Syria’s civil war and have been blocked from returning home. Both sides accuse the other of shooting first. Kurdish President Masoud Barzani has repeatedly asked the PKK to leave Iraq. But many Yazidis credit the group with saving them when peshmerga forces charged with protecting them abandoned their posts with little fight during Daesh’s onslaught in 2014. Tens of thousands of Yazidis became trapped atop Mount Sinjar as they sought refuge there. Those who did not make it ended up as Daesh captives or were killed and thrown into one of the dozens of mass graves that surround the mountain. The sister of Salam Mukhaibir collapses as her brother's body arrives at a Yazidi temple near Iraq's Mount Sinjar. (ALICE MARTINS/FOR THE WASHINGTON POST) The plight of those stuck on the mountain and surrounded by militants sparked the first aerial bombardment in Iraq by the U.S.-led coalition against Daesh fighters. But it was the PKK and its Syrian affiliate that fought to open a land route to allow Yazidis to escape on foot. Since then, the PKK has put down roots, opening schools and training Yazidi fighters. Pictures of Abdullah Ocalan, the group’s figurehead, are ubiquitous in the area. A shrine on the mountainside, illuminated at night, is dedicated to more than 200 fighters from the PKK and aligned factions who died fighting here. To Kurdistan’s semi-autonomous government in northern Iraq, Sinjar is an integral part of its territory. The Iraqi government disputes that claim. Many Yazidis consider themselves ethnically Kurdish. After Kurdish forces recaptured the town a year and a half ago, Barzani said in a triumphant speech from the mountainside that the Kurdish flag would be the only one to fly there. Since then, his party has expanded its influence, but the PKK has stayed put. “We are vulnerable and in a weak position, so whoever gives us a piece of bread, a house, a weapon—people will take it,” said Bahri, the Yazidi sheikh at the funeral, who is aligned with Yazidi-PKK forces. “Our leaders have sold themselves for money.” ‘We have been betrayed’ As the rival sides vie for influence, thousands of Yazidis who took up arms against Daesh have also joined the peshmerga. The family of Gowri Mitchka (in white dress) sets up a tent on the Sinjar Mountains after fleeing clashes in Khanasor. (ALICE MARTINS/FOR THE WASHINGTON POST) The clashes in recent weeks have sent thousands of Yazidi families that had returned to villages fleeing once more, some back to the mountain that provided them sanctuary in 2014. “We’re poor; we’ve been through genocide,” said Gowri Mitchka, who was putting up tents with 20 members of her extended family. “We don’t want to be a part of this. We need help.” Two days after the clashes this month, the peshmerga—riding atop bulldozers—created large earthen barriers between the two sides, and soldiers restricted traffic along the road. The other side was also building defences. “This isn’t a front line,” said Maj. Gen. Bahjat Taymis, a peshmerga commander, as he sat on a rooftop at his base, looking out toward the PKK positions on the other side. “We have no borders here; this is all Kurdistan.” But it had the signs of a front line, with armoured vehicles lined up behind the berms. Taymis said the Rojava Peshmerga had been on a mission to cut off smuggling routes, and fighters were setting up a base on the edge of the village of Khana Sour when they were surrounded. Reinforcements sent in were then fired upon, he added. The PKK said the fighting began after two of its fighters were shot dead as they tried to block the advancing convoy. The five Yazidis died in those clashes, according to PKK and Yazidi commanders. A female member of the YBS, a PKK-affiliated Yazidi armed group, stands in a position in Khanasor. (ALICE MARTINS/FOR THE WASHINGTON POST) Shesho and PKK commanders said the decision to deploy a foreign force was a deliberate provocation. Kurdistan’s government contends that it can deploy forces in its territory as it wishes. Turkey considers the PKK a terrorist group and has said it will not let Sinjar become a “new Qandil,” referring to the mountain range in northern Iraq that has become a hideout for PKK forces waging attacks against the Turkish state. Others say the Sinjar Resistance Units are also influenced by outside forces, through their close relationship with the PKK and links to the Iraqi government’s popular mobilization forces, which are dominated by Iranian-backed militias. “We will not accept a Turkish agenda or an Iranian agenda. Turkey and Iran are trying to pull Sinjar into a regional conflict, and Sinjar will not accept it,” said Mahama Khalil, the mayor of Sinjar, who belongs to the same party as Kurdistan’s president. He added that the PKK should leave. But for the Iraqi government, the PKK presence in Sinjar provides a counterbalance to Kurdistan’s ruling party and Yazidi fighters said Baghdad paid their wages until late last year. While the infighting continues, little has been done to rebuild Sinjar—Kurdish officials say they cannot begin until the PKK leaves—and areas nearby are still under Daesh control. (THE StAR.com)
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Luis Miguel 1162 61587 Lima	RE: ARE WE NOW IN THE END TIMES? 3/22/2017 11:25:32 AM
	“Vandals” Take Blowtorch to DAPL Just Days Before It Goes Operational March 21, 2017 at 4:13 pm Written by Nick Bernabe (ANTIMEDIA) South Dakota — The battle was lost, but apparently the war continues on for water protectors who are still trying to stop the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL). The Associated Press is reporting that suspected vandals, possibly individuals from the #NoDAPL campaign, have burned a hole in the side of the pipeline with what appears to have been a blowtorch. “The South Dakota attorney general’s office confirmed one incident of what it called ‘felony vandalism’ southeast of Sioux Falls,” AP reports. Tribal activists, or water protectors, are denying any involvement in the incident. No injuries have been reported, and there are no suspects in custody, officials say. The FBI has reportedly been notified. The vandalism comes just days before the pipeline is set to become operational. The DAPL has been the source of much contention between the Standing Rock Sioux tribe, environmental activists, and militarized law enforcement. The months-long blockade of the pipeline came to an end after heavily armed police evicted the last of the opposition camps on February 23rd. Creative Commons / Anti-Media / Report a typo
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Luis Miguel 1162 61587 Lima	RE: ARE WE NOW IN THE END TIMES? 3/22/2017 11:34:45 AM
	Fox News Fires Judge Napolitano After He Proved Obama Treason Live On The Air Posted by Sam Di Gangi \| Mar 21, 2017 \| Breaking News, Top Article Fox News has fired Judge Andrew Napolitano (pictured) for exposing UK spy agencies working with Obama, according to his report. One of the most popular faces on news-based TV, Judge Andrew Napolitano, is being let go by Fox News. This is happening “after disavowing his on-air claim that British intelligence officials had helped former President Barack Obama spy on Donald Trump,” according to Yahoo News. A person with knowledge of the situation who chose not to be named has said that the Judge will not be with the network any longer nor will he be in any Fox segments. It all started last week on “Fox and Friends.” He said he had three different sources showing that Obama traveled “outside the chain of command” to spy and watch President Donald Trump. The United Kingdom called the accusation “nonsense” following White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer making a reference to the report during a briefing. This all goes back to Trump uncovering that he was spied on by Barack Obama before (and perhaps after) he was elected to office. Judge Napolitano was at the White House advising about Judge Gorsuch and was rumored to be on a short list for the Supreme Court. In what seems to be a rather common theme in James Comey’s left leaning F.B.I, it was declared by the agency that there is no proof that Trump was spied upon or wiretapped by Obama. This is the same director that when Wikileaks exposed all of the proof about Clinton, and didn’t need much research to move ahead with her prosecution, claimed that more time was needed. Now for something that DOES need to be researched in depth, it seems that Comey can reach a conclusion in no time at all. The President has flirted with the wise idea of appointing Napolitano to the Supreme Court before. However, he has said regarding the matter, “all we did was quote a certain very talented legal mind who was the one responsible for saying that on television. I didn’t make an opinion on it. You shouldn’t be talking to me. You should be talking to Fox.” This does not mean that “America’s Judge” is forbidden from being appointed to the highest court in the land. Clearly, he is free from other contractual obligations now. The problem is that he may be seen as tarnished, and might face huge opposition to his nomination if it were to happen. Now that he has been fired from Fox, those that oppose him on the left will call this matter in to question as a way to say that he is not honest. “America’s Judge” has been on the side of the true meaning of the Constitution for a very long time. Shepard Smith at Fox News all but fell over himself trying to run from the comments. He said, “Fox News knows of no evidence of any kind that the now-president of the United States was surveilled at any time, in any way.” This is the kind of statement by both Fox and Smith that could really come back to haunt them should the Judge’s words prove true. Napolitano is not a man who has a reputation for being wrong nor dishonest in any way. For this reason, if he was right, many viewers will see Fox just as they do CNN, which is fake news. They also will not easily forgive the besmirching of Napolitano or Trump, if vindicated. This is more than likely to happen too, considering that he had served on the New Jersey Superior Court from 1987 to 1995, and has more than a bit of experience gathered from the post to know facts when he hears them. It is not very probable that Napolitano made up the three sources, either. One source could be any crackpot, two sources would be common, but three? For him to pick three as his number, he must have really had the sources. Unfortunately for “America’s Judge,” unless the three prove brave enough to stand up for him, he could be in real trouble trying to prove this. It can not be imagined that he would ask them to out themselves. While Judge Gorsuch will likely fill the Scalia vacancy, Napolitano was on a short list to replace Ginsburg or any of the elder Supreme Court members in the future. He has been with Fox as a senior judicial analyst since 1998, so it is odd that the network would not have a bit more faith and trust placed in him by now. There is simply no feasible way that he would openly sacrifice his career and quite possibly his future on the American Supreme Court just to flirt with a lie. His motive could be to secure a place of security in Trump’s future plans for the Supreme Court, but he has already been consulted for Judge Gorsuch. His name is ALREADY on the short list for any openings. As such, he has no motive whatsoever to have stretched the truth in this report. It is far more likely that the Judge has stood by his morals and his ethics. He was most likely fired for refusing to expose who told him. He could do that, but then he would have to look into the mirror when done. Considering that so many people are murdered for bravely telling the truth, Napolitano could, in theory, be signing someone’s death sentence with such a disclosure. Beyond that, if they worked for a UK spying agency as said, these three heroes could lose their jobs, pensions and perhaps even be sent to prison for treason. If England uses the firing squad, that too could be an option since we are talking about spying agencies at the very top. President Trump has grown irate over hacking and wiretapping that he says is coming from the left. Rather than send these sources to a life of exile as Snowden’s Russian neighbor, Napolitano can be expected to simply take the blow no matter how damaging. If he never gets to wear the black robe as he sits on the Supreme Court because of his report, he will accept it. If his future shot at that is lost then it was lost for the truth (at least the truth as he believed it to be when he said it). That is something a just judge can live with. Such a man is not driven by power or greed, so he would be (and still is) a remarkable choice for such a post. That will depend on two things, however. First, it depends on how much time passes before his name comes up when a justice retires or dies, and secondly, if Trump would still appoint him. If so, the president will see many political arrows from the Obama left flying for his head if, or when, he does. We do know that in all of these years of loyal judicial and analytical service, Judge Andrew Napolitano has been nothing but consistently correct. That means that either he suddenly decided to soil his reputation by lying about three sources in a spy story that otherwise would have passed the news cycle, or he was telling the truth. Where there is smoke, one often finds a fire. Hopefully, that burning smell is the aroma of the Judge happily torching his contract and looking onward. (conservativedailypost.com)
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Luis Miguel 1162 61587 Lima	RE: ARE WE NOW IN THE END TIMES? 3/22/2017 4:25:38 PM
	Ex-Teacher Accused of Kidnapping Student Researched Teen Marriage a Week Before Disappearance BY ALEXIA FERNANDEZ•@ALEXIAFEDZ POSTED ON MARCH 21, 2017 AT 10:52PM EDT New information released by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation reveals Tad Cummins, the former high school teacher who allegedly kidnapped Elizabeth Thomas last week, researched teen marriage a week before the two disappeared. On Tuesday, the bureau said in a news release that Cummins had also researched whether his Nissan Rogue had certain features that could be tracked by law enforcement on March 10, just three days before he and Thomas, 15, went missing. It was also determined by investigators that Cummins had researched the topic of teen marriage on March 5. On Monday, the TBI released surveillance video captured on March 7, depicting Cummins shopping for hair dye at a Walmart in Columbia, Tennessee. The bureau confirmed the hair dye was not connected to any plan to change his or Thomas’ appearance. The bureau stated it has received more than 650 leads, but that the lack of confirmed sightings leads the TBI to believe that Cummins could have the teenager hidden from view or far away from Tennessee, according to the release. COURTESY THOMAS FAMILY Her father, Anthony, spoke to PEOPLE and says he believes Cummins took his daughter to Alabama. “What worries me is because Alabama has more lenient rules on age of marriage and that makes me a little bit upset,” he says. “She is a child that’s what people need to understand, he is 50 years old and she is only 15. He is an adult, she cannot make decisions and be responsible for decisions like this.” He adds: “If I had known that, I would have asked her about that.” TENNESSEE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Before she disappeared, Thomas changed one of her social media profiles bios to say “wife” with a ring emoji. “I don’t keep up, I’ve got a relative who keeps me up with social media and I’ve seen that and it is very, very troubling,” Anthony says. “She still has to get my consent to go anywhere. If she wants to go eat at Ruby Tuesdays, she has to have my permission to do so. She certainly does not have my permission to be taken out of town or out of state [or get married]!” “She certainly did not have my permission to get into a car,” he continues. Jason Whatley, the family’s attorney, told PEOPLE his clients are both “shocked and saddened” by even a reference to the idea that their daughter wants to marry Cummins. “It is simply demonstrative of the power he has over,” Whatley said. “If in fact they are together — and everything we believe is happening — then that change of status is perfectly consistent with a man who would groom a young, impressionable girl into such a thing.” COURTESY TBI Investigators on Tuesday released a photo of Thomas in class in January with Cummins. The photo was taken “days before” Cummins allegedly had sexual contact with the student on school property, according to the TBI. Thomas was last seen wearing a flannel shirt and black leggings. She is 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighs 120 lbs., with blonde hair and hazel eyes. Cummins was seen driving a Silver Nissan Rogue with Tennessee license plate 976ZPT, according to the TBI. He is 6 feet tall and weighs 200 lbs., with brown hair and eyes. Anyone with information on Cummins or Thomas should call the TBI at 1-800-TBI-FIND. (People)
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