Humanity, Rights and Justice, Society, The U.S.

Viral Video of Harassment in Bethesda Sparks Outrage

A viral video shows a woman harassing a Mizrahi Jewish family in Bethesda, Maryland, thinking they were Muslim because the mother wore a hijab. The woman, later identified as 63-year-old Angela Visas, yelled anti-Muslim slurs, damaged the family’s car, and was arrested under Maryland’s hate-crime laws. Visas pleaded guilty to the charges in February 2024, showing how social media can make a real difference in holding people accountable for hate-driven actions. Continue reading Viral Video of Harassment in Bethesda Sparks Outrage

Catholicism, Culture, Faith, History, Humanity, Society, The U.S.

St. Patrick’s Day: A Celebration of Irish Heritage and Influence

St. Patrick’s Day is a celebration of Irish heritage, unity, and cultural influence. From the legendary story of St. Patrick to the deep impact of Irish immigrants on America—including their influence on the English language—this holiday represents resilience and pride. Whether in Ireland or the U.S., parades, music, and traditions make March 17 a day of joy. Sláinte to all! Continue reading St. Patrick’s Day: A Celebration of Irish Heritage and Influence

Conflicts, Europe, Humanity, News, Politics, Rights and Justice, Russia, The U.S., Ukraine, World

Trump Ends Ukraine Aid: No More U.S. Funding for Zelenskyy’s War

In a pivotal shift in U.S. foreign policy, President Trump, during his address to Congress, announced the suspension of military aid to Ukraine, emphasizing an “America First” approach. This decision was underscored by CIA Director John Ratcliffe’s confirmation that the U.S. has halted intelligence sharing with Ukraine, citing the need for progress in peace negotiations with Russia. These developments mark a significant turning point in America’s involvement in the Eastern European conflict. Continue reading Trump Ends Ukraine Aid: No More U.S. Funding for Zelenskyy’s War

Geopolitics, Politics, RT, The U.S.

Scott Ritter’s Remote Participation in RT Panel at SPIEF 2024

SPIEF 2024: Scott Ritter on RT panel: Anyone challenging the US narrative on Russia is labeled an enemy.

Western governments need people to see Russia as a threat, targeting those who reveal the reality, said Scott Ritter at SPIEF. Ritter joined an RT-hosted panel remotely as his passport was seized by US authorities. The former US Marine and UN weapons inspector criticized US foreign policy, stating anyone opposing US security goals, including escalating tensions with Russia, is “deemed an enemy of the state – literally.” Continue reading Scott Ritter’s Remote Participation in RT Panel at SPIEF 2024

Conflicts, Europe, Geopolitics, News, Politics, RT, Russia, The U.S., World

Moscow Attack Warning: Questioning U.S. Involvement

On RT:
A mass shooting at Crocus City Hall near Moscow left over 100 dead, including children, marking a severe terrorist attack. Eleven, including four terrorists, were detained by FSB, with plans to flee to Ukraine thwarted. The death toll has risen to 133, as per Russia’s Investigative Committee. President Putin vowed justice, highlighting a national effort to prevent further attacks. Details reveal the shooting was meticulously planned, with suspects caught near the Ukraine border. Continue reading Moscow Attack Warning: Questioning U.S. Involvement

AP News, News, Rights and Justice, Society, The U.S.

Examining Prison Challenges

The stabbing of Derek Chauvin highlights systemic issues in federal prisons. Security lapses at the Tucson facility and staff shortages contribute to a series of high-profile attacks. Chauvin’s safety concerns, the Supreme Court’s recent rejection of his appeal, and ongoing flaws within the Bureau of Prisons underscore a pressing need for comprehensive reform in the U.S. correctional system. Continue reading Examining Prison Challenges

Geopolitics, Israel, News, Politics, RT, Science, The Middle East, The U.S., Western Influence, World

Technology-Politics

On RT
Elon Musk, following talks with Israel’s leaders, endorsed the necessity to “destroy Hamas” for security. Netanyahu showcased a film alleging Hamas atrocities, depicting them as a “death cult.” Musk supported this stance, emphasizing the need for Hamas elimination. President Herzog briefed Musk on rising online anti-Semitism, urging action on platforms like X. Musk, discussing propaganda’s impact, denied anti-Semitism allegations on X, highlighting the platform’s ban on genocide advocacy. Continue reading Technology-Politics

Christianity, Conflicts, Faith, Faith, Geopolitics, Humanity, Israel, News, Politics, Rights and Justice, The Middle East, The U.S., Western Influence, World

Christian Zionism

On Aljezeera:
The article discusses a shift in support for Israel among young US evangelical Christians. It highlights the growing divide between older evangelicals, who staunchly support Israel, and younger ones, who are more likely to question this stance and express sympathy for Palestinians. This change is attributed to various factors, including increased exposure to different perspectives on social media. Continue reading Christian Zionism

Christianity, Conflicts, Faith, Faith, Geopolitics, Humanity, Israel, News, Politics, Rights and Justice, The Middle East, The U.S., World

Zionist Evangelism

On MSN News:
A significant gathering of American people of the Jewish faith in Washington for the March for Israel rally aimed to express support for Israel, call for the release of hostages held by Hamas, and stand against antisemitism. John Hagee, a pastor with a controversial history, unexpectedly participated, leading to objections and highlighting the nuanced relationship between supporting Israel and fighting antisemitism. Hagee’s presence prompted discussions on the rally’s intended message, raising concerns about the alignment of his views with peace and security interests. This event underscores the complexity of allegiances in Israeli politics, prompting reflection on the intersection of support for Israel and combating antisemitism. Continue reading Zionist Evangelism

Economics, Geopolitics, News, Politics, RT, The U.S., Western Influence, World

Cryptocurrency Commentary

On RT:
Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, a leading artificial intelligence research company, has criticized the US government for trying to control and regulate the cryptocurrency sector. He said that this was a mistake that would harm the innovation and freedom that crypto offers. He expressed his disappointment by the US authorities’ actions against crypto platforms such as Binance and Coinbase, which have faced legal challenges from the SEC. He also praised Bitcoin as a potential global currency that is outside of the control of any government. He spoke on the popular podcast ‘Joe Rogan Experience’. Continue reading Cryptocurrency Commentary

Conflicts, Europe, Fighting Censorship, Geopolitics, Politics, Russia, The U.S., Ukraine, Western Influence, World

Zelensky on Time?

Op-ed
President Zelensky’s struggle in Ukraine’s war has led to waning support and growing isolation. As the war drags on and global interest wanes, he’s distancing himself from the West. Faced with corruption accusations, political challenges, and a deteriorating military situation, he stands on shaky ground. The latest geopolitical developments in the Middle East divert international attention and support, leaving Zelensky’s ambitions for victory in Ukraine increasingly distant. Continue reading Zelensky on Time?