Putins awards parents with seven or more kids

This is a wonderful event promoting family values. You don’t get to have dinner with the President every day, but these families deserved it! The Order of Parental Glory is awarded to parents (including adoptive parents), who have raised seven or more children and pay great care to the next generation’s health, education, and physical,

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Spain a new link in AFRICOM

The US’ decision to beef up its military presence in southern Spain indicates that a new strategy towards Africa is well underway says Andrew Korybko. Washington just clinched a deal with Madrid that will see it boosting its military footprint in the south of the country. According to the agreement, up to 2,200 Marines and

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Russian investigators release name of key witness in MH17

The Russian Investigation Committee released the name of the key witness to the Malaysian Airlines flight that had been downed over eastern Ukraine last year, Russian Investigation Committee spokesman Vladimir Markin said Wednesday. Markin said that investigators had decided to release the name in light of the numerous media reports that were somewhat doubtful. “The

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Blast kills dozens in Nigeria

A bomb blast hit a busy meat market in Nigeria’s northeastern city of Maiduguri on Tuesday, killing as many as 50 people, an eyewitness and a hospital source told Reuters. The bomb which was concealed under a butcher’s table in the market went off at around 1pm local time, killing shoppers and travellers, a military

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Gunman kills teacher, pupil in classroom

A teacher and a pupil were killed after a gunman opened fire in one of the classrooms at Luvisi Primary School in Nquthu northern KwaZulu-Natal on Tuesday. The South African Police Service said the teacher was in class giving lessons when he was attacked by an unknown gunman. SAPS spokesman Jay Naicker said the teacher

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DA struggles to keep anti-white sentiments down

The DA has effectively outlawed the use of all racial terminology, in particular the “B-word” (boer) and the “H-word” (hotnot), both derogatory words used to describe whites and coloureds, respectively, saying they are just as bad as the “K-word” in a bid to cover-up anti-white sentiments surfacing. Many were shocked by comments recently made in

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More facts surface about American tourist killed by lion

The day before 29-year-old American tourist Katherine Chappell was mauled to death by a lioness, the film-maker posted a photo on Instagram, laughing about the low price of drinks in South Africa. The Daily Mail Online reported that “wildlife enthusiast” Chappell worked on an Emmy-winning episode of Game of Thrones and was in South Africa

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FIFA’s Blatter resigns

Sepp Blatter has announced he is stepping down as president of FIFA, football’s governing body, and has called on a special congress to elect a successor. The news comes less than a week after Blatter was reelected as FIFA chief amid a bribery scandal. Switzerland’s office of attorney general (OAG) said that it is not

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Germany wants more immigrants: Merkel

A number of crises have driven people to seek refuge in Germany, prompting backlash from worried citizens. Now Chancellor Merkel is calling on them to welcome the diversity, saying Germany is a “country of immigration.” Germany received more than 200,000 requests for asylum in 2014, with the country taking in nearly 800,000 migrants. The number

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War on white Christians gaining in the US

The culture war against Christianity is picking up speed, says Patrick Buchanan. Last week came word Saint Louis University will remove a heroic-sized statue of Father Pierre-Jean De Smet S.J. from the front of Fusz Hall, where it has stood for 60 years. The statue depicts De Smet holding aloft a crucifix as he ministers

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Pentagon’s anthrax scandal spreads

The Pentagon has learned that additional samples of live anthrax were sent to three laboratories in Canada, two Defense officials confirmed Monday evening. That means that specimens of the deadly Bacillus anthracis have been sent to labs in 12 states, the District of Columbia and three countries. The samples came from the U.S. Army lab

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Chaos reigns after ‘white privilege’ training

Have the taxpayers of St. Paul, Minnesota in the US spent nearly $3 million over the past five years to bring chaos and danger to their schools and students? Apparently so. In 2010, the St. Paul school district began a contractual relationship with the Pacific Educational Group, a San Francisco-based organization that tries to help

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Baragwanath Hospital Chaos

By: Nathan Geffen and Ben Stanwix/Ground Up A doctor at South Africa’s largest hospital, Chris Hani Baragwanath Academic Hospital (CHBAH) in Soweto, has described chaotic planning and management that is putting patient care at risk. The doctor spoke on condition of anonymity. Employees at the hospital are scared to speak out. One doctor told GroundUp

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