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jewworldorder--2020-11-01--US rabbis appeal to Trump: Pardon Jewish comic accused of bank fraud

JTA — Ari Teman , a Jewish standup comic who once won a national contest seeking a “ Jewish community hero ” has united an array of Orthodox rabbis with leading standup comics in an appeal to President Trump to pardon him for bank fraud .
Teman has compiled a video to be launched on social media next week with more than 60 people saying “ Mr .
President , please pardon Ari Teman.
” A jury found him guilty in January ; Teman says his accusers perjured themselves and that federal prosecutors withheld evidence .
His lawyers have asked @ @ @ @ @ @ @ He faces sentencing in December .
Among those making the appeal are a number of Chabad rabbis ; Rabbi Steven Pruzansky , who has held senior positions in the Rabbinical Council of America ; Brian Kiley , a longtime staff writer for Conan O ’ Brien ; and Dan Naturman , a comic who has made numerous appearances on late-night TV .
His parents close the video saying , “ Mr .
President , please pardon our son , Ari Teman.
” Get The Times of Israel ’ s Daily Edition by email @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sign Up Alan Dershowitz , the famed constitutional lawyer , is on Teman ’ s team .
Teman straddles multiple worlds , working comedy clubs and volunteering with Chabad .
He invented an artificial intelligence security system that he markets .
Teman withdrew funds from the accounts of landlords who were using the security system .
He says he was authorized to withdraw the funds .
The landlords in court testimony said they did not anticipate the withdrawals but they acknowledged they did not fully read the terms of the contract .
In @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of North America ’ s “ Jewish Community Hero ” award for a group he founded , JCorps , that matches young Jews with volunteer opportunities .
He made headlines in 2014 when he found out that an AirBnB renter had used his apartment for an orgy .

JTA — Ari Teman, a Jewish standup comic who once won a national contest seeking a “Jewish community hero” has united an array of Orthodox rabbis with leading standup comics in an appeal to President Trump to pardon him for bank fraud.
Teman has compiled a video to be launched on social media next week with more than 60 people saying “Mr. President, please pardon Ari Teman.” A jury found him guilty in January; Teman says his accusers perjured themselves and that federal prosecutors withheld evidence. His lawyers have asked the judge to vacate the decision. He faces sentencing in December.
Among those making the appeal are a number of Chabad rabbis; Rabbi Steven Pruzansky, who has held senior positions in the Rabbinical Council of America; Brian Kiley, a longtime staff writer for Conan O’Brien; and Dan Naturman, a comic who has made numerous appearances on late-night TV. His parents close the video saying, “Mr. President, please pardon our son, Ari Teman.”
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Alan Dershowitz, the famed constitutional lawyer, is on Teman’s team.
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Teman straddles multiple worlds, working comedy clubs and volunteering with Chabad. He invented an artificial intelligence security system that he markets. Teman withdrew funds from the accounts of landlords who were using the security system. He says he was authorized to withdraw the funds. The landlords in court testimony said they did not anticipate the withdrawals but they acknowledged they did not fully read the terms of the contract.
In 2009, he won the Jewish Federation of North America’s “Jewish Community Hero” award for a group he founded, JCorps, that matches young Jews with volunteer opportunities. He made headlines in 2014 when he found out that an AirBnB renter had used his apartment for an orgy.


jewworldorder--2020-11-01--Iowa Poll: Donald Trump Leading Joe Biden by 7 Points

President Donald Trump is leading former Vice President Joe Biden in the battleground state of Iowa in the final stretch of the 2020 presidential election , shows a newly-released survey .
The Des Moines Register/Mediacom Iowa Poll found President Trump is beating Biden 48 % to 41 % — a lead of seven percentage points .
Three percent said they will cast their vote for someone other than the president or the Democrat nominee , while two percent said they were unsure .
Five percent would not disclose their choice .
The poll ’ s September numbers found President Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , illustrating how far the former vice president ’ s support has dropped in recent weeks .
The poll , conducted by Selzer & Co. of Des Moines , is comprised of 814 likely Iowa voters between October 26 and 29 , and possesses a margin of error of plus or minus 3.4 percentage points .
J. Ann Selzer , president of Selzer & Co. , said while men are more likely to support Trump and women to support Biden , the gender gap has narrowed , and independents have returned to supporting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in 2016 .
“ The president is holding demographic groups that he won in Iowa four years ago , and that would give someone a certain level of comfort with their standing , ” Selzer told the Des Moines Register .
“ There ’ s a consistent story in 2020 to what happened in 2016.
” In 2016 , President Trump won Iowa over then-Democrat opponent Hillary Clinton by 9.4 percentage points .
President Trump will hold a campaign rally in Dubuque Sunday at 1:00 p.m. local time .
It will be the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the state this month .
Vice President Mike Pence held a rally in Des Moines on October 29 .

President Donald Trump is leading former Vice President Joe Biden in the battleground state of Iowa in the final stretch of the 2020 presidential election, shows a newly-released survey.
The Des Moines Register/Mediacom Iowa Poll found President Trump is beating Biden 48% to 41% — a lead of seven percentage points. Three percent said they will cast their vote for someone other than the president or the Democrat nominee, while two percent said they were unsure. Five percent would not disclose their choice.
The poll’s September numbers found President Trump and Biden tied at 47 percent each, illustrating how far the former vice president’s support has dropped in recent weeks. The poll, conducted by Selzer & Co. of Des Moines, is comprised of 814 likely Iowa voters between October 26 and 29, and possesses a margin of error of plus or minus 3.4 percentage points.
J. Ann Selzer, president of Selzer & Co., said while men are more likely to support Trump and women to support Biden, the gender gap has narrowed, and independents have returned to supporting the president, a group he won in 2016.
“The president is holding demographic groups that he won in Iowa four years ago, and that would give someone a certain level of comfort with their standing,” Selzer told the Des Moines Register. “There’s a consistent story in 2020 to what happened in 2016.”
In 2016, President Trump won Iowa over then-Democrat opponent Hillary Clinton by 9.4 percentage points.
President Trump will hold a campaign rally in Dubuque Sunday at 1:00 p.m. local time. It will be the the president’s second trip to the state this month. Vice President Mike Pence held a rally in Des Moines on October 29.


jewworldorder--2020-11-01--3 men found dead near nature reserve in apparent triple murder

Three men have been found dead near a nature reserve in northern Israel in an apparent triple homicide .
The @ @ @ @ @ said to be in their thirties , were discovered on a dirt road adjacent to @ @ @ @ @ overnight Saturday-Sunday .
Medics who pronounced the men dead at the scene said there were @ @ @ @ @ bodies , according to Hebrew media reports .
Get The Times of Israel ’ s @ @ @ @ @ never miss our top stories Free Sign Up The Ynet news site said two of @ @ @ @ @ a jeep , while the third was found on the road .
It said police @ @ @ @ @ criminal , rather than terror-related .
The victims were not immediately identified .

Three men have been found dead near a nature reserve in northern Israel in an apparent triple homicide.
The bodies of the men, said to be in their thirties, were discovered on a dirt road adjacent to the Tel Dan national park overnight Saturday-Sunday.
Medics who pronounced the men dead at the scene said there were signs of violence on their bodies, according to Hebrew media reports.
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Police have launched an investigation.
The Ynet news site said two of the bodies were found inside a jeep, while the third was found on the road.
It said police believe the motive to be criminal, rather than terror-related.
The victims were not immediately identified.


jewworldorder--2020-11-01--Trump Supporters Fill Streets of Beverly Hills: ‘The Silent Majority is Silenced No More’

The final MAGA rally transpired in Beverly Hills , California on Saturday as thousands of Trump supporters gathered three days ahead of the 2020 presidential election .
The final Beverly Hills pro-Trump rally ahead of the widely anticipated November election started with some conflict with protesters , but that didn ’ t stop Trump supporters from rallying in support of President Donald Trump .
Whitney R. , who attended Saturday ’ s rally , told Breitbart News : “ the silent majority is silenced no more , chants of hope , freedom , and inclusion rang throughout the streets of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” “ # MAGA FREEDOM RALLY – Beverly Hills 10.31.20 AND WE ’ RE JUST GETTING STARTED , ” Latino O ’ Crazio CornPop wrote on Twitter at the start of the rally .
“ 10 % for the Big Guy !
W.T.F.
?
Wake up America , ” read one Trump supporter ’ s sign , in reference to Joe Biden ’ s son , Hunter Biden , proposing a joint venture between the Biden family and the now-bankrupt Chinese private energy company CEFC China Energy Co. Tony Bobulinksi was supposed to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , called Sinohawk , and an email described a 10 percent stake for the “ big guy , ” whom Bobulinski said was Joe Biden himself .
Photo : Whitney R.There were at least four previous pro-Trump rallies in Beverly Hills — the most recent on October 24 .
Breitbart News also previously reported BLM and Antifa protesters crashing the MAGA rally in Beverly Hills on October 3 .
“ This is Beverly Hills , California today .
Thousands of patriots gathered to show their support for President Trump , ” wrote Mike @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the rally from aerial view .
“ Right Now : Trump Rally Beverly Hills !
!
!
” wrote Alexandra Datig , sharing a video taken from within the crowd .
Photo : Whitney R. ” Beverly Hills : Last Trump rally before the election , ” commented another .
Photo : Whitney R. Three women gather around a “ Filipinos for Trump ” sign , carrying American flags.
” Beverly Hills , Democrats .
Face it , ” wrote actor Nick Searcy .
You can follow Alana Mastrangelo on Facebook and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at @ alana , and on Instagram .

The final MAGA rally transpired in Beverly Hills, California on Saturday as thousands of Trump supporters gathered three days ahead of the 2020 presidential election.
Whitney R.
The final Beverly Hills pro-Trump rally ahead of the widely anticipated November election started with some conflict with protesters, but that didn’t stop Trump supporters from rallying in support of President Donald Trump.
Whitney R., who attended Saturday’s rally, told Breitbart News: “the silent majority is silenced no more, chants of hope, freedom, and inclusion rang throughout the streets of Beverly Hills… it was an incredible feeling.”
“#MAGA FREEDOM RALLY – Beverly Hills 10.31.20 AND WE’RE JUST GETTING STARTED,” Latino O’Crazio CornPop wrote on Twitter at the start of the rally.
🇺🇸 #MAGA FREEDOM RALLY- Beverly Hills 10.31.20 AND WE’RE JUST GETTING STARTED @ 3PM – 8PM! ♥ pic.twitter.com/QNhRDCxx1M — Latina O’Crazio CornPop 🎃 (@OcrazioCornPop) October 31, 2020
“10% for the Big Guy! W.T.F.? Wake up America,” read one Trump supporter’s sign, in reference to Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, proposing a joint venture between the Biden family and the now-bankrupt Chinese private energy company CEFC China Energy Co.
Tony Bobulinksi was supposed to be the CEO of the new entity, called Sinohawk, and an email described a 10 percent stake for the “big guy,” whom Bobulinski said was Joe Biden himself.
Photo: Whitney R.There were at least four previous pro-Trump rallies in Beverly Hills — the most recent on October 24. Breitbart News also previously reported BLM and Antifa protesters crashing the MAGA rally in Beverly Hills on October 3.
“This is Beverly Hills, California today. Thousands of patriots gathered to show their support for President Trump,” wrote Mike Coudrey, who shared a video taken of the rally from aerial view.
This is Beverly Hills, California today. Thousands of patriots gathered to show their support for President Trump. 🇺🇸pic.twitter.com/oMMrgys6pi — Mike Coudrey (@MichaelCoudrey) October 31, 2020
“Right Now: Trump Rally Beverly Hills!!!” wrote Alexandra Datig, sharing a video taken from within the crowd.
Right Now: Trump Rally Beverly Hills!!! pic.twitter.com/uKWKGwpe6b — Alexandra Datig | Front Page Index (@alexdatig) November 1, 2020
Photo: Whitney R.”Beverly Hills: Last Trump rally before the election,” commented another.
Beverly Hills: Last Trump rally before the election. pic.twitter.com/fNOigGKfJs — Tomas Morales (@TomasMorales_iv) October 31, 2020
Photo: Whitney R. Three women gather around a “Filipinos for Trump” sign, carrying American flags.”Beverly Hills, Democrats. Face it,” wrote actor Nick Searcy.
Beverly Hills, Democrats. Face it. pic.twitter.com/uq7lnUEfgP — Nick Searcy, BELOVED INT’L FILM & TELEVISION STAR (@yesnicksearcy) October 31, 2020
You can follow Alana Mastrangelo on Facebook and Twitter at @ARmastrangelo, on Parler at @alana, and on Instagram.


jewworldorder--2020-11-01--Watch Live: Donald Trump Hosts a Campaign Rally in Montoursville, PA

President Donald Trump on Saturday will host a campaign rally in Montoursville , Pennsylvania .
The rally is scheduled for @ @ @ @ @ president is barnstorming the country in the last days until the election , hitting critical @ @ @ @ @ .
Because of the coronavirus pandemic , the president is delivering campaign speeches outdoors in @ @ @ @ @ It is three days until the presidential election .

President Donald Trump on Saturday will host a campaign rally in Montoursville, Pennsylvania.
The rally is scheduled for 8:15 p.m. EST.
The president is barnstorming the country in the last days until the election, hitting critical swing-states important to his re-election.
Because of the coronavirus pandemic, the president is delivering campaign speeches outdoors in locations across the country.
It is three days until the presidential election.


jewworldorder--2020-11-01--Sudan, US ink deal blocking further compensation claims in American courts

CAIRO ( AP ) — Sudan says it has signed an agreement with the US that could effectively stop any future compensation claims being filed against the African country in US courts , following Washington ’ s decision to remove the country from its list of state sponsors of terrorism .
The deal restores in US courts what is known as sovereign immunity to the Sudanese government , and comes after a year of negotiations between the Trump administration and Sudan ’ s new leadership , the Sudanese Justice Ministry said .
A transitional government led by a mix of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , after the overthrow of former leader Omar al-Bashir in April 2019 led to the country seeking better ties with the US .
Get The Times of Israel ’ s Daily Edition by email and never miss our top stories Free Sign Up Sudanese Justice Minister Nasredeen Abdulbari said that the agreement will allow Sudan “ to resolve historical liabilities , restore normal relations with the United States , and move forward toward democracy and better economic times.
” The ministry said the deal , signed at the US State Department Friday , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sudan in American courts , including those related to the 1998 bombings of the US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania .
The deal would enter into force after US Congress passes legislation needed to implement the agreement .
Sudan ’ s transitional government has agreed to pay $ 335 million in compensation for victims of the attacks that were carried out by Osama bin Laden ’ s al-Qaida network while the militant leader was living in Sudan .
The ministry said the money would be held in an escrow account till the US @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sovereign immunity .
The State Department has notified Congress of the agreement , which it described as a “ monumental win for victims of terrorism.
” It said the deal also included compensation settlement for victims of the deadly 2000 bombing of the USS Cole at Yemen ’ s southern port of Aden which killed 17 Marines , and for the killing of John Granville , an official with the US Agency for International Development , who was killed in a drive-by shooting in the Sudanese capital of Khartoum in 2008 .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ step toward achieving justice for the tragedy our families experienced , ” said Edith L. Bartley , spokeswoman for the families of the Americans killed in the Kenya attack .
Bartley urged US Congress to “ immediately ” pass legislation needed to implement the settlement and release the money .
The US designation of Sudan as a state sponsor of terrorism dates back to the 1990s , when al-Bashir ruled Sudan and his government briefly hosted bin Laden and other wanted militants .
Sudan was also believed to have served as a pipeline @ @ @ @ @ @ @ militants in the Gaza Strip .
De-listing Sudan from the blacklist was part of the US administration ’ s efforts to have Sudan normalize its ties with Israel .
Sudan has become the third Arab country — after the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain — to normalize ties with the Jewish state in the run-up to Election Day on November 3 .
However , President Trump ’ s decision on Friday to extend the US national emergency regarding Sudan stirred up confusion and concern among Sudanese over American policy .
The US embassy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sudanese , saying in a tweet that the decision “ in no way impacts the removal of Sudan from the state sponsors of terrorism list.
” It said the extension was meant to maintain UN sanctions related to the Darfur conflict .
Darfur has been gripped by bloodshed since 2003 , when rebels took up arms against the Sudanese government , accusing it of misruling the region .
The United Nations says 300,000 people have died in the conflict and 2.7 million have fled their homes .
Sudanese transitional authorities have promised to @ @ @ @ @

CAIRO (AP) — Sudan says it has signed an agreement with the US that could effectively stop any future compensation claims being filed against the African country in US courts, following Washington’s decision to remove the country from its list of state sponsors of terrorism.
The deal restores in US courts what is known as sovereign immunity to the Sudanese government, and comes after a year of negotiations between the Trump administration and Sudan’s new leadership, the Sudanese Justice Ministry said.
A transitional government led by a mix of military and civilian figures currently rules Sudan, after the overthrow of former leader Omar al-Bashir in April 2019 led to the country seeking better ties with the US.
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Sudanese Justice Minister Nasredeen Abdulbari said that the agreement will allow Sudan “to resolve historical liabilities, restore normal relations with the United States, and move forward toward democracy and better economic times.”
The ministry said the deal, signed at the US State Department Friday, was meant to settle all lawsuits against Sudan in American courts, including those related to the 1998 bombings of the US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania. The deal would enter into force after US Congress passes legislation needed to implement the agreement.
Sudanese Gen. Abdel-Fattah Burhan speaks during a military-backed rally in Omdurman district, west of Khartoum, Sudan, June 29, 2019. (AP Photo/Hussein Malla, file)
Sudan’s transitional government has agreed to pay $335 million in compensation for victims of the attacks that were carried out by Osama bin Laden’s al-Qaida network while the militant leader was living in Sudan. The ministry said the money would be held in an escrow account till the US finalizes the restoration of Sudan’s sovereign immunity.
The State Department has notified Congress of the agreement, which it described as a “monumental win for victims of terrorism.”
It said the deal also included compensation settlement for victims of the deadly 2000 bombing of the USS Cole at Yemen’s southern port of Aden which killed 17 Marines, and for the killing of John Granville, an official with the US Agency for International Development, who was killed in a drive-by shooting in the Sudanese capital of Khartoum in 2008.
“The signing .. marks a critically important step toward achieving justice for the tragedy our families experienced,” said Edith L. Bartley, spokeswoman for the families of the Americans killed in the Kenya attack.
Bartley urged US Congress to “immediately” pass legislation needed to implement the settlement and release the money.
The US designation of Sudan as a state sponsor of terrorism dates back to the 1990s, when al-Bashir ruled Sudan and his government briefly hosted bin Laden and other wanted militants. Sudan was also believed to have served as a pipeline for Iran to supply weapons to Palestinian militants in the Gaza Strip.
De-listing Sudan from the blacklist was part of the US administration’s efforts to have Sudan normalize its ties with Israel. Sudan has become the third Arab country — after the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain — to normalize ties with the Jewish state in the run-up to Election Day on November 3.
However, President Trump’s decision on Friday to extend the US national emergency regarding Sudan stirred up confusion and concern among Sudanese over American policy.
The US embassy in Khartoum on Saturday sought to reassure Sudanese, saying in a tweet that the decision “in no way impacts the removal of Sudan from the state sponsors of terrorism list.” It said the extension was meant to maintain UN sanctions related to the Darfur conflict.
Darfur has been gripped by bloodshed since 2003, when rebels took up arms against the Sudanese government, accusing it of misruling the region. The United Nations says 300,000 people have died in the conflict and 2.7 million have fled their homes.
Sudanese transitional authorities have promised to hold elections by 2022.


jewworldorder--2020-11-01--Israeli police more than twice as likely to solve murder of Jews than Arabs

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jewworldorder--2020-10-31--England to enter new lockdown as UK virus cases surpass 1 million

LONDON ( AP ) — British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Saturday announced a new month-long lockdown for England after being warned that without tough action a resurgent coronavirus outbreak will overwhelm hospitals in weeks .
On the day the UK passed 1 million confirmed COVID-19 cases , Johnson made a sudden about-face and confirmed that stringent restrictions on business and daily life would begin Thursday and last until December 2 .
He said at a televised news conference that “ no responsible prime minister ” could ignore the grim figures .
Get The Times of Israel ’ s Daily @ @ @ @ @ @ @ top stories Free Sign Up “ Unless we act , we could see deaths in this country running at several thousand a day , ” said Johnson , who was hospitalized earlier this year for a serious case of COVID-19 .
Under the new restrictions , bars and restaurants can only offer take-out , non-essential shops must close and people will only be able to leave home for a short list of reasons including exercise .
Activities ranging from haircuts to foreign holidays must once again be put on hold .
Unlike during @ @ @ @ @ @ @ earlier this year , schools , universities , construction sites and manufacturing businesses will stay open .
As in other European countries , virus cases in the UK began to climb after lockdown measures were eased in the summer and people began to return to workplaces , schools , universities and social life .
The Office for National Statistics estimated Friday that 1 in 100 people in England , well over half a million , had the virus in the week to October 23 .
Johnson had hoped a set of regional restrictions @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to push numbers down .
But government scientific advisers predict that on the outbreak ’ s current trajectory , demand for hospital beds will exceed capacity by the first week of December , even if temporary hospitals set up during the first peak of the virus are reopened .
The scientists warned COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths could soon surpass the levels seen at the outbreak ’ s spring peak , when daily deaths topped 1,000 .
The government ’ s chief scientific adviser , Patrick Vallance , said the mortality rate had “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ if not more ” than it was during the pandemic ’ s first European wave , if nothing was done .
As European countries such as France , Germany and Belgium in imposing a second lockdown amid surging caseloads , it looked inevitable that Johnson would have to follow .
Official figures announced Saturday recorded 21,915 new cases confirmed in the last 24 hours , bringing Britain ’ s total since the start of the pandemic to 1,011,660 .
Britain ’ s death toll from the coronavirus is 46,555 , the highest in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Saturday .
The United States , India , Brazil , Russia , France , Spain , Argentina and Colombia have also recorded more than 1 million cases , according to a tally by Johns Hopkins University .
Scientists say the true number of cases is much higher because not everyone with the virus is tested .
Any new lockdown will need Parliament ’ s approval , and a vote is scheduled for Wednesday .
The new restrictions would apply to England .
Other parts of the UK set their own public health measures @ @ @ @ @ @ @ effectively in lockdown and Scotland under a set of tough regional restrictions .
Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said Saturday that for now people in Scotland should not travel to or from England , “ except for essential purposes.
” Throughout the pandemic , many British scientists and public health experts have accused Johnson of being too slow to act .
London School of Hygiene epidemiologist John Edmunds , a member of the government ’ s scientific advisory group , said that even with the new lockdown , Britain was facing “ deaths @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” Keir Starmer , leader of the main opposition Labour Party , said in response to the lockdown announcement , “ There ’ s no denying these measures are necessary and I ’ m glad that the government has finally taken the decision that it should have taken weeks ago.
” But Johnson is under pressure from some members of his Conservative Party , who oppose tighter restrictions because of the economic damage they cause .
Owners of businesses that have struggled to get back on their feet since the first lockdown was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ would be devastating .
“ People have borrowed up to the hilt and spent money in order to get COVID-secure , ” said Kate Nicholls of pub and restaurant industry group Hospitality U.K. “ There is no spare capacity in the tank to be able to fund a lockdown , even for three to four weeks.
” A government program that has paid the wages of millions of furloughed employees during the pandemic was due to end Saturday , but will be extended during the new lockdown .
Johnson had planned to announce @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but was forced into early action after the Times of London reported the news .
The government said there would be an investigation into the leak .
Johnson said the government had to make “ incredibly difficult ” judgments during the pandemic .
He said it was “ a constant struggle and a balance that any government has to make between lives and livelihoods — and obviously lives must come first.
” England ’ s chief medical officer , Chris Whitty , said at the news conference that “ there is basically no @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and there are no good solutions.
” “ We ’ re trying to have the least bad set of solutions , ” he said .

LONDON (AP) — British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Saturday announced a new month-long lockdown for England after being warned that without tough action a resurgent coronavirus outbreak will overwhelm hospitals in weeks.
On the day the UK passed 1 million confirmed COVID-19 cases, Johnson made a sudden about-face and confirmed that stringent restrictions on business and daily life would begin Thursday and last until December 2.
He said at a televised news conference that “no responsible prime minister” could ignore the grim figures.
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“Unless we act, we could see deaths in this country running at several thousand a day,” said Johnson, who was hospitalized earlier this year for a serious case of COVID-19.
A pedestrian wearing a face mask walks past a Christmas light display at a department store in central London on October 29, 2020. (JUSTIN TALLIS / AFP)
Under the new restrictions, bars and restaurants can only offer take-out, non-essential shops must close and people will only be able to leave home for a short list of reasons including exercise. Activities ranging from haircuts to foreign holidays must once again be put on hold.
Unlike during the UK’s first three-month lockdown earlier this year, schools, universities, construction sites and manufacturing businesses will stay open.
As in other European countries, virus cases in the UK began to climb after lockdown measures were eased in the summer and people began to return to workplaces, schools, universities and social life. The Office for National Statistics estimated Friday that 1 in 100 people in England, well over half a million, had the virus in the week to October 23.
Johnson had hoped a set of regional restrictions introduced earlier in October would be enough to push numbers down. But government scientific advisers predict that on the outbreak’s current trajectory, demand for hospital beds will exceed capacity by the first week of December, even if temporary hospitals set up during the first peak of the virus are reopened.
The scientists warned COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths could soon surpass the levels seen at the outbreak’s spring peak, when daily deaths topped 1,000. The government’s chief scientific adviser, Patrick Vallance, said the mortality rate had “potential to be twice as bad, if not more” than it was during the pandemic’s first European wave, if nothing was done.
A man sits in an empty cafe in London, Sept. 24, 2020, after Britain’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced a range of new restrictions to combat the rise in coronavirus cases in England. (AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth)
As European countries such as France, Germany and Belgium in imposing a second lockdown amid surging caseloads, it looked inevitable that Johnson would have to follow.
Official figures announced Saturday recorded 21,915 new cases confirmed in the last 24 hours, bringing Britain’s total since the start of the pandemic to 1,011,660. Britain’s death toll from the coronavirus is 46,555, the highest in Europe, with 326 new deaths announced Saturday.
The United States, India, Brazil, Russia, France, Spain, Argentina and Colombia have also recorded more than 1 million cases, according to a tally by Johns Hopkins University. Scientists say the true number of cases is much higher because not everyone with the virus is tested.
An employee of the NHS Test and Trace program speaks with people who arrived for an appointment but were unable to get tested at a COVID-19 testing site in Catford, southeast London, on September 17, 2020. (Daniel Sorabji/AFP)
Any new lockdown will need Parliament’s approval, and a vote is scheduled for Wednesday. The new restrictions would apply to England. Other parts of the UK set their own public health measures, with Wales and Northern Ireland already effectively in lockdown and Scotland under a set of tough regional restrictions.
Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said Saturday that for now people in Scotland should not travel to or from England, “except for essential purposes.”
Throughout the pandemic, many British scientists and public health experts have accused Johnson of being too slow to act. London School of Hygiene epidemiologist John Edmunds, a member of the government’s scientific advisory group, said that even with the new lockdown, Britain was facing “deaths in tens of thousands from this wave.”
Keir Starmer, leader of the main opposition Labour Party, said in response to the lockdown announcement, “There’s no denying these measures are necessary and I’m glad that the government has finally taken the decision that it should have taken weeks ago.”
But Johnson is under pressure from some members of his Conservative Party, who oppose tighter restrictions because of the economic damage they cause.
Owners of businesses that have struggled to get back on their feet since the first lockdown was eased said the impact of new closures would be devastating.
“People have borrowed up to the hilt and spent money in order to get COVID-secure,” said Kate Nicholls of pub and restaurant industry group Hospitality U.K. “There is no spare capacity in the tank to be able to fund a lockdown, even for three to four weeks.”
A government program that has paid the wages of millions of furloughed employees during the pandemic was due to end Saturday, but will be extended during the new lockdown.
Johnson had planned to announce the lockdown in Parliament on Monday, but was forced into early action after the Times of London reported the news. The government said there would be an investigation into the leak.
Johnson said the government had to make “incredibly difficult” judgments during the pandemic. He said it was “a constant struggle and a balance that any government has to make between lives and livelihoods — and obviously lives must come first.”
England’s chief medical officer, Chris Whitty, said at the news conference that “there is basically no perfect time (to act), and there are no good solutions.”
“We’re trying to have the least bad set of solutions,” he said.


jewworldorder--2020-11-03--The Secret to a Healthy Life According to 80+ Year-Old Yogis and Yoginis

There are a number of 80+ year-old yogis and yoginis who have been asked what is their secret to being in such great physical and mental shape .
They let us in on a little secret and shared that they include broccoli , green tea , and spirula into their diet .
When these three foods are taken together , they will deliver an extraordinary amount of natural energy .
While you can get the long-term benefits from having each of these by themselves , there is some extra power you get when taking the trifecta combo .
So , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and spirulina so special ?
I ’ m going to break down the main benefits of these so you can see just how extraordinary they are at improving health and well-being .
Brocolli looks a bit like a tiny tree , and is related to foods like kale and cauliflower .
It ’ s a food that is packed full of vitamins , minerals , and antioxidants .
It has all of the daily vitamin C and K you need , and then some .
It also contains vitamins A and B9 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Additionally , it will provide the following benefits : • Powerful antioxidants that prevent oxidative stress and cellular damage , especially in your eyes .
• Bioactive compounds that reduce inflammation in your body thanks to their anti-inflammatory properties .
• Protects against several types of cancer , such as breast , prostate , stomach , colon , kidney , and bladder cancers .
• Protects the heart due to its antioxidants and fiber .
• Slows down the biochemical processes of aging .
• Keeps the immune system strong thanks to vitamin @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and joints healthy .
• Protects the skin from damage due to overexposure to the sun .
Ideally , you will steam your broccoli , but not for too long .
You want to make sure you ’ re not destroying the nutrients you ’ re after .
Whether you drink green tea or take green tea extract as a supplement , you will be getting some incredible health benefits .
Here are some of the most astounding ones that keep you healthier for longer : • The polyphenols reduce inflammation and even @ @ @ @ @ @ @ caffeine to improve brain function , mood , reaction time , and memory , but not enough to cause jitters or other unwanted side effects .
• Reduces the risk of getting prostate , breast , and colon cancer .
• Protects the brain from neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimers and Parkinson ’ s disease .
• Significantly reduces the risk of heart disease by raising good cholesterol and lowering bad cholesterol .
Finally , if you drink green tea , you are more likely to live longer than someone who doesn ’ t @ @ @ @ @ @ @ study of 14,000 older Japanese people .
If you are going to drink green tea , I highly recommend getting only organic green tea .
That is because tea is some of the most heavily sprayed crops on Earth , giving cotton a run for its money .
The few dollars extra spent on organic green tea will potentially avoid a lot more spent on health issues in the future .
The third element in the trifecta of a long and energetic life is spirulina .
This is a blue-green algae that is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Some of the greatest benefits of spirulina are : • Helps get rid of toxicity from elements like arsenic , fluoride , iron , lead , and mercury .
• Contains tryptophan , which converts into serotonin , which improves mood .
Follow the Guidance of Our Elders Some of our elders truly are worthy of that title .
You can count 80-something yogis and yoginis as being people to take advice from , because the results speak for themselves .
Once you start taking broccoli , green tea , and spirulina @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sure you will begin to notice the rejuvenating benefits .
Paul Lenda is a conscious evolution guide , founder & director of SHIFT , author , writer , speaker , meditation teacher , life coach , and ambassador for the New Paradigm wishing to provide an integral role in personal transformation and the collective social transformation of humanity .
Paul offers private one-on-one holistic life counseling & conscious evolution sessions , via Skype or phone .
Paul takes into account all aspects of the hyperdimensional matrix when providing guidance , counseling , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ via :

November 3rd, 2020
By Paul Lenda
Staff Writer for Wake Up World
There are a number of 80+ year-old yogis and yoginis who have been asked what is their secret to being in such great physical and mental shape. They let us in on a little secret and shared that they include broccoli, green tea, and spirula into their diet.
When these three foods are taken together, they will deliver an extraordinary amount of natural energy. While you can get the long-term benefits from having each of these by themselves, there is some extra power you get when taking the trifecta combo.
So, what makes broccoli, green tea, and spirulina so special? I’m going to break down the main benefits of these so you can see just how extraordinary they are at improving health and well-being.
Benefits of Broccoli
Brocolli looks a bit like a tiny tree, and is related to foods like kale and cauliflower. It’s a food that is packed full of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. It has all of the daily vitamin C and K you need, and then some. It also contains vitamins A and B9, potassium, phosphorus, and selenium.
Additionally, it will provide the following benefits:
Powerful antioxidants that prevent oxidative stress and cellular damage, especially in your eyes.
Bioactive compounds that reduce inflammation in your body thanks to their anti-inflammatory properties.
Protects against several types of cancer, such as breast, prostate, stomach, colon, kidney, and bladder cancers.
Regulates blood sugar levels, helping avoid diabetes.
Reduces “bad” cholesterol while increasing “good” cholesterol.
Protects the heart due to its antioxidants and fiber.
Slows down the biochemical processes of aging.
Keeps the immune system strong thanks to vitamin C
Delivers nutrients that keep bones and joints healthy.
Protects the skin from damage due to overexposure to the sun.
Ideally, you will steam your broccoli, but not for too long. You want to make sure you’re not destroying the nutrients you’re after.
Benefits of Green Tea
Whether you drink green tea or take green tea extract as a supplement, you will be getting some incredible health benefits. Here are some of the most astounding ones that keep you healthier for longer:
The polyphenols reduce inflammation and even help prevent cancer.
A catechin called EGCG is a powerful antioxidant that prevents cellular damage.
Contains enough caffeine to improve brain function, mood, reaction time, and memory, but not enough to cause jitters or other unwanted side effects.
Reduces the risk of getting prostate, breast, and colon cancer.
Protects the brain from neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimers and Parkinson’s disease.
Improves insulin sensitivity and reduces blood sugar levels, which helps prevent diabetes.
Significantly reduces the risk of heart disease by raising good cholesterol and lowering bad cholesterol.
Finally, if you drink green tea, you are more likely to live longer than someone who doesn’t drink green tea, according to a study of 14,000 older Japanese people.
If you are going to drink green tea, I highly recommend getting only organic green tea. That is because tea is some of the most heavily sprayed crops on Earth, giving cotton a run for its money. The few dollars extra spent on organic green tea will potentially avoid a lot more spent on health issues in the future.
Benefits of Spirulina
The third element in the trifecta of a long and energetic life is spirulina. This is a blue-green algae that is packed with protein and high nutritional content. Some of the greatest benefits of spirulina are:
Improves gut health.
Lowers blood sugar levels, helping prevent diabetes or manage its symptoms
Lowers bad cholesterol while raising good cholesterol, which helps avoid heart disease.
Reduces blood pressure, relieving hypertension.
Reduces nasal inflammation and allergies.
Helps get rid of toxicity from elements like arsenic, fluoride, iron, lead, and mercury.
Contains tryptophan, which converts into serotonin, which improves mood.
Follow the Guidance of Our Elders
Some of our elders truly are worthy of that title. You can count 80-something yogis and yoginis as being people to take advice from, because the results speak for themselves. Once you start taking broccoli, green tea, and spirulina for a few weeks, I am sure you will begin to notice the rejuvenating benefits.
Recommended articles by Paul Lenda:
About the author:
Paul Lenda is a conscious evolution guide, founder & director of SHIFT, author, writer, speaker, meditation teacher, life coach, and ambassador for the New Paradigm wishing to provide an integral role in personal transformation and the collective social transformation of humanity. Paul offers private one-on-one holistic life counseling & conscious evolution sessions, via Skype or phone. Paul takes into account all aspects of the hyperdimensional matrix when providing guidance, counseling, and coaching.
You can connect with Paul via:


jewworldorder--2020-11-03--‘Closeted’ liberal Jews plan to vote for Trump, but fear alienation from peers

New York Jewish Week — When Bonita Nathan Sussman , a 67-year-old Conservative Jew living in Staten Island , announced she would be voting for US President Donald Trump this November , her Facebook friends said they would hold a virtual shiva , or Jewish mourning ritual , for her .
“ Oh my gosh , have I lost friends , ” said Nathan Sussman , speaking to me on the phone earlier this week about her decision to “ come out of the closet ” as a Trump-supporter .
“ I ’ ve been called a racist , a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the sun , ” she said .
“ If you know me , ” she continued , “ you know those things aren ’ t true .
But people who I ’ ve had relationships with for over 20 years don ’ t want anything to do with me anymore.
” Get The Times of Israel ’ s Daily Edition by email and never miss our top stories Free Sign Up And , according to Nathan Sussman , she is not alone .
“ Lots of liberal Jews have crossed over the line @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to friends and contacts within her social network who have quietly pledged allegiance to the sitting president .
“ They whisper about it .
They ’ re afraid to lose jobs , friends , family members .
If you support Trump in liberal Jewish circles , you become a pariah .
You simply can ’ t say you ’ re pro-Trump without inviting some kind of a backlash.
” The response underlines the uniquely divisive nature of the 2020 presidential election .
While the Democratic-Republican split among Jews has held relatively steady over @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the latest poll gives former vice president Joe Biden a 75-22 advantage over Trump — the Trump era has brought out unusual passions .
In Orthodox circles , where Trump is highly favored , Biden voters can feel personally and professionally adrift from their communities .
In liberal and non-Orthodox Jewish circles , voicing support for Trump is often treated akin to heresy .
Other Trump supporters interviewed for this article declined to use their names for fear of personal and professional backlash .
All live in New York , identify with non-Orthodox @ @ @ @ @ @ @ liberal ” — and say they are voting for Trump .
They fear inciting a “ family civil war ” ; putting a current living arrangement in peril ; becoming estranged from a daughter ; losing a job or incurring damage to a personal business , and being permanently exiled from their synagogue or intimate social circles .
“ I feel discriminated against , ” agreed Barbara Braun , a 71-year-old philanthropist and activist from the east end of Long Island .
Braun runs a philanthropic family foundation , serves as a trustee @ @ @ @ @ @ @ well as at The Nature Conservancy .
She gives generously to Jewish federations and nonprofits that support Israel , and has been active in her local community efforts to end domestic abuse and advocate for environmental protections .
She does not see her liberal values in conflict with her support of the president , she said .
“ I find it objectionable that people assume there is a conflict.
” “ There ’ s a tremendous amount of preconceived notions about what a liberal Jewish person is supposed to think and feel .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ tzedakah , ” she stressed , using the Hebrew word for charity .
“ I can ’ t understand how all that has been called into question over this election.
” “ We ’ re certainly liberal people and we certainly support President Trump , ” chimed in Brauner ’ s husband , Mitchell Myrin .
“ In New York , our vote might be symbolic — Biden will win New York just like the sun will come up tomorrow — but we ’ re going to do our part and vote.
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ number of familiar themes in describing their support for Trump : the peace agreements between Israel and Gulf states brokered by the administration ; anti-Semitism on the left ; support for Trump ’ s decision to scuttle the Iran nuclear deal , and anxiety over the national civil unrest following the deaths of George Floyd and other Black people in encounters with the police , which included calls by some to defund the police .
That the president ’ s daughter , Ivanka Trump , and her husband Jared Kushner are Jewish came @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Agitated divides between friends , family and community members with regard to politics are not new ; what is new , according to researchers , is the “ othering ” of people with divergent views .
“ What used to happen was : there were lots of conservatives in the Democratic party and lots of liberals in the Republican party .
What we have [ now ] is an alignment of social identities that correspond to our political identities in a way that we ’ ve never seen before , ” Eli J.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ University and lead author of a new Science paper on polarization , told Scientific American .
“ In the paper , we talk about political polarization as a kind of mega identity that encompasses a whole bunch of other identities , so that African-American people and non-heterosexual people are overwhelmingly in the Democratic Party , ” said Finkel .
“ You have this alignment in a way that the two sides feel increasingly different from one another.
” Liberal Jews tend to feel a strong identity with the Democratic Party , a trend @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh in October 2018 , which left 11 dead , was tied to xenophobic rhetoric from the Trump administration .
Orthodox Jews are increasingly associating the GOP with support for Israel and conservative social issues .
“ Things are polarized like never before , ” agreed a 58-year-old Reform Jewish lay-leader and businessman from Riverdale who plans to vote for Trump .
He requested anonymity for fear of “ personal and professional blowback.
” In addition to his role as past president and current chairman of his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ active Jewish philanthropist and previous board member of the UJA-Federation of New York .
“ Unfortunately , the state of play right now is such that if you identify yourself as a conservative , you will be construed as a racist and a homophobe and 11 other terrible things , ” he said .
The “ rate of change ” toward vilifying conservative viewpoints among progressive Jewish circles has been “ accelerating at an alarming rate over the last couple of years.
” “ The slope of the curve is so steep these @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , ” he said .
In his life as a “ temple officer and supporter of Jewish non-profits , ” he has sought to keep politics “ out of every decision I make.
” Still , today , he does not trust that these efforts would be regarded and considered separate from his political positions .
“ It ’ s cancel culture in our own community , ” he said .
“ Somehow or other , leftwing ideas have become inextricably linked to moral rightness — the corollary being anything else is stupid @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said her support for Trump is driven by her Israel views .
“ I ’ m a lifelong Democrat — I voted for Obama both times and went to both of his inaugurations , ” she said .
“ But I switched my head to the Republicans because I ’ m very pro-Israel.
” She described feeling “ betrayed ” by the Obama administration after the United States broke with past practice in late 2016 and allowed the UN Security Council to condemn Israeli settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ volunteering as a Jewish adviser to Republican candidate Nicole Malliotakis , who is running against incumbent Democrat Max Rose for New York ’ s 11th Congressional District ; the race appears to be one of the few truly tight Congressional races nationwide , according to recent polls .
Malliotakis is a long-time member of the state Assembly who lost a bid for mayor in 2017 .
“ I promise you , I ’ m still registered as a Democrat !
” said Nathan Sussman with an ironic laugh .
“ Go ahead , @ @ @ @ @

New York Jewish Week — When Bonita Nathan Sussman, a 67-year-old Conservative Jew living in Staten Island, announced she would be voting for US President Donald Trump this November, her Facebook friends said they would hold a virtual shiva, or Jewish mourning ritual, for her.
“Oh my gosh, have I lost friends,” said Nathan Sussman, speaking to me on the phone earlier this week about her decision to “come out of the closet” as a Trump-supporter. “I’ve been called a racist, a homophobe, anything you can name under the sun,” she said.
“If you know me,” she continued, “you know those things aren’t true. But people who I’ve had relationships with for over 20 years don’t want anything to do with me anymore.”
Get The Times of Israel’s Daily Edition by email and never miss our top stories Free Sign Up
And, according to Nathan Sussman, she is not alone. “Lots of liberal Jews have crossed over the line,” she told me, referring to friends and contacts within her social network who have quietly pledged allegiance to the sitting president. “They whisper about it. They’re afraid to lose jobs, friends, family members. If you support Trump in liberal Jewish circles, you become a pariah. You simply can’t say you’re pro-Trump without inviting some kind of a backlash.”
The response underlines the uniquely divisive nature of the 2020 presidential election. While the Democratic-Republican split among Jews has held relatively steady over the past few presidential election cycles — the latest poll gives former vice president Joe Biden a 75-22 advantage over Trump — the Trump era has brought out unusual passions.
If you support Trump in liberal Jewish circles, you become a pariah. You simply can’t say you’re pro-Trump without inviting some kind of a backlash
In Orthodox circles, where Trump is highly favored, Biden voters can feel personally and professionally adrift from their communities. In liberal and non-Orthodox Jewish circles, voicing support for Trump is often treated akin to heresy.
Other Trump supporters interviewed for this article declined to use their names for fear of personal and professional backlash. All live in New York, identify with non-Orthodox Jewish denominations, consider themselves personally “liberal” — and say they are voting for Trump.
They fear inciting a “family civil war”; putting a current living arrangement in peril; becoming estranged from a daughter; losing a job or incurring damage to a personal business, and being permanently exiled from their synagogue or intimate social circles.
“I feel discriminated against,” agreed Barbara Braun, a 71-year-old philanthropist and activist from the east end of Long Island.
Braun runs a philanthropic family foundation, serves as a trustee at her pluralistic Long Island synagogue as well as at The Nature Conservancy. She gives generously to Jewish federations and nonprofits that support Israel, and has been active in her local community efforts to end domestic abuse and advocate for environmental protections.
Illustrative: An Israeli supporter of the re-election of US President Donald Trump waves American and Israeli flags from a car at a rally outside of the US Embassy, in Jerusalem, October 27, 2020. (AP Photo/Maya Alleruzzo)
She does not see her liberal values in conflict with her support of the president, she said. “I find it objectionable that people assume there is a conflict.”
“There’s a tremendous amount of preconceived notions about what a liberal Jewish person is supposed to think and feel. We live liberal values, we live tzedakah,” she stressed, using the Hebrew word for charity. “I can’t understand how all that has been called into question over this election.”
“We’re certainly liberal people and we certainly support President Trump,” chimed in Brauner’s husband, Mitchell Myrin. “In New York, our vote might be symbolic — Biden will win New York just like the sun will come up tomorrow — but we’re going to do our part and vote.”
Those interviewed for this article cited a number of familiar themes in describing their support for Trump: the peace agreements between Israel and Gulf states brokered by the administration; anti-Semitism on the left; support for Trump’s decision to scuttle the Iran nuclear deal, and anxiety over the national civil unrest following the deaths of George Floyd and other Black people in encounters with the police, which included calls by some to defund the police. That the president’s daughter, Ivanka Trump, and her husband Jared Kushner are Jewish came up in more than one conversation.
The ‘othering’ of America
Agitated divides between friends, family and community members with regard to politics are not new; what is new, according to researchers, is the “othering” of people with divergent views.
“What used to happen was: there were lots of conservatives in the Democratic party and lots of liberals in the Republican party. What we have [now] is an alignment of social identities that correspond to our political identities in a way that we’ve never seen before,” Eli J. Finkel, a psychology professor at Northwestern University and lead author of a new Science paper on polarization, told Scientific American.
“In the paper, we talk about political polarization as a kind of mega identity that encompasses a whole bunch of other identities, so that African-American people and non-heterosexual people are overwhelmingly in the Democratic Party,” said Finkel. “You have this alignment in a way that the two sides feel increasingly different from one another.”
Illustrative: A Trump supporter and Trump protester get into a physical altercation at a rally and march for President Donald Trump at Times Square on October 25, 2020 in New York City. (David Dee Delgado/Getty Images/AFP)
Liberal Jews tend to feel a strong identity with the Democratic Party, a trend that only increased after a shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh in October 2018, which left 11 dead, was tied to xenophobic rhetoric from the Trump administration. Orthodox Jews are increasingly associating the GOP with support for Israel and conservative social issues.
“Things are polarized like never before,” agreed a 58-year-old Reform Jewish lay-leader and businessman from Riverdale who plans to vote for Trump. He requested anonymity for fear of “personal and professional blowback.” In addition to his role as past president and current chairman of his Reform Jewish synagogue, he is an active Jewish philanthropist and previous board member of the UJA-Federation of New York.
“Unfortunately, the state of play right now is such that if you identify yourself as a conservative, you will be construed as a racist and a homophobe and 11 other terrible things,” he said. The “rate of change” toward vilifying conservative viewpoints among progressive Jewish circles has been “accelerating at an alarming rate over the last couple of years.”
“The slope of the curve is so steep these days it drives people away from talking,” he said. In his life as a “temple officer and supporter of Jewish non-profits,” he has sought to keep politics “out of every decision I make.”
Somehow or other, leftwing ideas have become inextricably linked to moral rightness — the corollary being anything else is stupid, bigoted or cruel
Still, today, he does not trust that these efforts would be regarded and considered separate from his political positions.
“It’s cancel culture in our own community,” he said. “Somehow or other, leftwing ideas have become inextricably linked to moral rightness — the corollary being anything else is stupid, bigoted or cruel.”
Nathan Sussman said her support for Trump is driven by her Israel views.
“I’m a lifelong Democrat — I voted for Obama both times and went to both of his inaugurations,” she said. “But I switched my head to the Republicans because I’m very pro-Israel.”
She described feeling “betrayed” by the Obama administration after the United States broke with past practice in late 2016 and allowed the UN Security Council to condemn Israeli settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
In Staten Island, Nathan Sussman is volunteering as a Jewish adviser to Republican candidate Nicole Malliotakis, who is running against incumbent Democrat Max Rose for New York’s 11th Congressional District; the race appears to be one of the few truly tight Congressional races nationwide, according to recent polls. Malliotakis is a long-time member of the state Assembly who lost a bid for mayor in 2017.
“I promise you, I’m still registered as a Democrat!” said Nathan Sussman with an ironic laugh. “Go ahead, look me up.”


jewworldorder--2020-11-03--If You Love Your Baby Do NOT Circumcise Him; The Effects Are Very Damaging and Some Never Heal Psych

If You Love Your Baby Do NOT Circumcise Him; The Effects Are Very Damaging and Some Never Heal Psychologically-It’s Torturing a Baby!

A professional investigative report of eight minutes , interviews with experts and parents , circumcision scenes .
www.cirp.org/library/history/dunsmuir1/Others believe that circumcision arose as a mark of defilement or slavery ( fig .
1 ) .
In ancient Egypt captured warriors were often mutilated before being condemned to the slavery .
Amputation of digits and castration was common , but the morbidity was high and their resultant value as slaves was reduced .
An Evening Talk by Ronald Goldman , Ph.D. Executive Director of the Circumcision Resource Center Do you know what impact circumcision has on men and male/female relationships ?
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ a closer look at this common , yet disregarded practice .
A growing number of circumcised men are breaking the silence and expressing concerns about their own circumcision .
What they have to say needs to be taken seriously .
Some men have discovered a connection between their circumcision and adult feelings related to sexuality , women , self-esteem , and other issues .
We will discuss exactly what circumcision is , short and long-term effects , psychological impacts on individuals and society , and healing approaches .
This talk will be of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ men ’ s issues , women who want to understand men better , and men who have issues relating to their sexuality .
Circumcision may be the missing piece of the American male psychological puzzle .
A bimonthly journal of free thought and inquiry .
Proceedings of the First International Symposium on Circumcision .
This journal article reports that circumcision results in behavioral changes in infants and long-term unrecognized psychological effects on men .
The piece reviews the medical literature on infants ’ responses to circumcision and concludes , “ there is strong @ @ @ @ @ @ @ traumatic.
” The article notes that infants exhibit behavioral changes after circumcision , and some men have strong feelings of anger , shame , distrust , and grief about having been circumcised .
In addition , circumcision has been shown to disrupt the mother-infant bond , and some mothers report significant distress after allowing their son to be circumcised .
The motivation to circumcise and religious circumcision are also discussed .
This inquiry explores the application of innovative psychological theory and clinical experience to the circumcision event .
Reports of birth and circumcision @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and psychopathology are discussed .
Particular attention is focused on the concept of trauma .
A well-established clinical symptom model provides the basis for evaluating circumcision and its potential psychological effects on adults .
Both the original event and subsequent emotional impact of learning about circumcision are interpreted relative to this model .
Reports from circumcised men add support to the idea that circumcision has long-term psychological effects for at least some men .
The apparent lack of these effects in most men is also addressed .

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A well-established clinical symptom model provides the basis for evaluating circumcision and its potential psychological effects on adults. Both the original event and subsequent emotional impact of learning about circumcision are interpreted relative to this model. Reports from circumcised men add support to the idea that circumcision has long-term psychological effects for at least some men. The apparent lack of these effects in most men is also addressed.


jewworldorder--2020-11-03--Netanyahu is prepping a narrative in case of a Trump loss


jewworldorder--2020-11-03--Coronavirus has killed economic ideology. So what do we do next?


jewworldorder--2020-11-03--Trump: Joe Biden to Give Illegal Aliens Free Healthcare, Not Americans

Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden will give better , cheaper healthcare benefits to illegal aliens than American citizens get , President Trump said in Scranton , Pennsylvania .
“ Joe Biden has pledged open borders , free healthcare for illegal aliens — no , not for your … free healthcare for illegal aliens , ” Trump said .
“ They want to give them more than they give us.
” U.S. Customs and Border Protection Chief Mark Morgan said this week that Biden ’ s undoing of Trump ’ s pro-enforcement policies will spur an “ invasion ” of illegal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has vowed to amnesty about 11 to 22 million illegal aliens already living in the U.S. in his first 100 days of office .
In addition , Biden ’ s plan would free border-crossers into the interior of the country while they await immigration hearings , give taxpayer-funded healthcare to illegal aliens , and restart welfare-dependent legal immigration .
Providing taxpayer-funded healthcare to all illegal aliens would likely drive up costs for American taxpayers at an estimated $ 23 billion to $ 66 billion every year .
Likewise , experts have said such @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of foreign nationals with serious health problems to the U.S. Mickey Kaus , a columnist and immigration reformer , said in a recent interview with the Center for Immigration Studies that it would be “ very hard ” for Biden and Democrats to walk away from providing free healthcare to illegal aliens after they have been promising such a measure .
“ It ’ s very treacherous for the Democrats , but I think they ’ re pretty much committed to doing it , ” Kaus said .
In Pennsylvania , alone , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ healthcare to at least 170,000 illegal aliens , funded by American taxpayers .
John Binder is a reporter for Breitbart News .
Follow him on Twitter at @ JxhnBinder .

Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden will give better, cheaper healthcare benefits to illegal aliens than American citizens get, President Trump said in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
“Joe Biden has pledged open borders, free healthcare for illegal aliens — no, not for your … free healthcare for illegal aliens,” Trump said. “They want to give them more than they give us.”
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Chief Mark Morgan said this week that Biden’s undoing of Trump’s pro-enforcement policies will spur an “invasion” of illegal immigration to the United States.
Biden has vowed to amnesty about 11 to 22 million illegal aliens already living in the U.S. in his first 100 days of office. In addition, Biden’s plan would free border-crossers into the interior of the country while they await immigration hearings, give taxpayer-funded healthcare to illegal aliens, and restart welfare-dependent legal immigration.
Providing taxpayer-funded healthcare to all illegal aliens would likely drive up costs for American taxpayers at an estimated $23 billion to $66 billion every year. Likewise, experts have said such a policy would spur a giant migration of foreign nationals with serious health problems to the U.S.
Mickey Kaus, a columnist and immigration reformer, said in a recent interview with the Center for Immigration Studies that it would be “very hard” for Biden and Democrats to walk away from providing free healthcare to illegal aliens after they have been promising such a measure.
“It’s very treacherous for the Democrats, but I think they’re pretty much committed to doing it,” Kaus said.
In Pennsylvania, alone, Biden’s plan would provide free healthcare to at least 170,000 illegal aliens, funded by American taxpayers.
John Binder is a reporter for Breitbart News. Follow him on Twitter at @JxhnBinder.


jewworldorder--2020-11-03--Just Another Shitty Celebrity America Worships-WIFE BEATER! Celebrities Work For A Crime Syndicate t

Just Another Shitty Celebrity America Worships-WIFE BEATER! Celebrities Work For A Crime Syndicate to Promote Their Evil Agenda to Gullible Masses (Zionist Crime Syndicate)

Johnny Depp ’ s libel trial against News Group Newspapers , publisher of U.K. tabloid The Sun , wrapped up in July and London ’ s High Court finally has a decision , The Guardian reports .
After much deliberation , Depp , who sued The Sun after the publication called him a “ wife-beater ” in an April 2018 headline , has lost .
According to The Guardian , Justice Nicol handed down a 129-page decision , finding that 12 of the 14 incidents of domestic violencealleged by Amber Heard , Depp ’ s ex-wife , had occurred .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ not succeeded in his action for libel , ” he wrote , “ The defendants [ the Sun and News Group Newspapers ] have shown that what they published in the meaning which I have held the words to bear was substantially true… I have found that the great majority of alleged assaults of Ms Heard by Mr Depp have been proved to the civil standard.
” Depp ’ s actions “ have had a negative effect on [ Heard ’ s ] career as an actor and activist , ” he continued @ @ @ @ @ @ @ having examined in detail the 14 incidents on which the defendants rely as well as the overarching considerations which the claimant submitted I should take into account .
In those circumstances , parliament has said that a defendant has a complete defense.
” In July , Depp ’ s lawyers spent weeks arguing that Heard was the violent one in their marriage , not Depp , and have used testimony from Depp ’ s long-term employees to support an image of Depp as an “ unusually kind man , ” and establish Heard @ @ @ @ @ @ @ News Group Newspaper ’ s barrister Sasha Wass QC , representing The Sun , presented the court with testimony to back up Heard ’ s 14 accusations of abuse against Depp .
Depp ’ s attorneys said they plan to appeal the decision .
“ This decision is as perverse as it is bewildering , ” his attorney Jenny Afia told the press , according to E !
News .
“ Most troubling is the Judge ’ s reliance on the testimony of Amber Heard , and corresponding disregard of the mountain of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , her own former assistant , other unchallenged witnesses and an array of documentary evidence which completely undermined the allegations , point by point.
” Following the ruling , News Group Newspapers published a statement : “ The Sun has stood up and campaigned for the victims of domestic abuse for over 20 years .
Domestic abuse victims must never be silenced , and we thank the judge for his careful consideration and thank Amber Heard for her courage in giving evidence to the court.
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Depp is still waiting for a trial date on a separate U.S. suit , over a op-ed Heard wrote for the Washington Post alleging abuse , which Depp believes cost him a movie role .
“ For those of us present for the London high court trial , this decision and judgment are not a surprise , ” Elaine Charlson Bredehoft , Heard ’ s U.S. lawyer said , according to Reuters , “ Very soon , we will be presenting even more voluminous evidence @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to obtaining justice for Amber Heard in the US court and defending Ms Heard ’ s right to free speech.
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Full ruling is here if you want to read it but essentially he was found , in the court case he demanded , to the required standard of balance of probabilities ( with the higher threshold because of the seriousness of the claims ) to have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his tattoos .
2 .
Assaulted Heard for having a painting from an ex .
3 .
Assaulted Heard in a trailer .
4 .
Assaulted Heard on the plane .
5 .
Assaulted Heard while she was trying to help him detox in the Bahamas .

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Johnny Depp’s libel trial against News Group Newspapers, publisher of U.K. tabloid The Sun, wrapped up in July and London’s High Court finally has a decision, The Guardian reports. After much deliberation, Depp, who sued The Sun after the publication called him a “wife-beater” in an April 2018 headline, has lost.
According to The Guardian, Justice Nicol handed down a 129-page decision, finding that 12 of the 14 incidents of domestic violencealleged by Amber Heard, Depp’s ex-wife, had occurred. “The claimant [Depp] has not succeeded in his action for libel,” he wrote, “The defendants [the Sun and News Group Newspapers] have shown that what they published in the meaning which I have held the words to bear was substantially true… I have found that the great majority of alleged assaults of Ms Heard by Mr Depp have been proved to the civil standard.”
Depp’s actions “have had a negative effect on [Heard’s] career as an actor and activist,” he continued. “I have reached these conclusions having examined in detail the 14 incidents on which the defendants rely as well as the overarching considerations which the claimant submitted I should take into account. In those circumstances, parliament has said that a defendant has a complete defense.”
In July, Depp’s lawyers spent weeks arguing that Heard was the violent one in their marriage, not Depp, and have used testimony from Depp’s long-term employees to support an image of Depp as an “unusually kind man,” and establish Heard as a gold digger. Consequently, News Group Newspaper’s barrister Sasha Wass QC, representing The Sun, presented the court with testimony to back up Heard’s 14 accusations of abuse against Depp.
Depp’s attorneys said they plan to appeal the decision. “This decision is as perverse as it is bewildering,” his attorney Jenny Afia told the press, according to E! News. “Most troubling is the Judge’s reliance on the testimony of Amber Heard, and corresponding disregard of the mountain of counter-evidence from police officers, medical practitioners, her own former assistant, other unchallenged witnesses and an array of documentary evidence which completely undermined the allegations, point by point.”
Following the ruling, News Group Newspapers published a statement: “The Sun has stood up and campaigned for the victims of domestic abuse for over 20 years. Domestic abuse victims must never be silenced, and we thank the judge for his careful consideration and thank Amber Heard for her courage in giving evidence to the court.”Subscribe to our newsletter!Type your emailSign me upBy subscribing you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Depp is still waiting for a trial date on a separate U.S. suit, over a op-ed Heard wrote for the Washington Post alleging abuse, which Depp believes cost him a movie role. “For those of us present for the London high court trial, this decision and judgment are not a surprise,” Elaine Charlson Bredehoft, Heard’s U.S. lawyer said, according to Reuters, “Very soon, we will be presenting even more voluminous evidence in the US. We are committed to obtaining justice for Amber Heard in the US court and defending Ms Heard’s right to free speech.”Maria ShermanPosts
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Won’t be long until new and long-dormant accounts come out to claim how Heard lied, judge is bought etc etc as his fans on twitter have been doing since 10am (when earlier they’d been celebrating what would be an easy win for him).
Full ruling is here if you want to read it but essentially he was found, in the court case he demanded, to the required standard of balance of probabilities (with the higher threshold because of the seriousness of the claims) to have:
1. Assaulted Heard for mocking his tattoos.
2. Assaulted Heard for having a painting from an ex.
3. Assaulted Heard in a trailer.
4. Assaulted Heard on the plane.
5. Assaulted Heard while she was trying to help him detox in the Bahamas.


jewworldorder--2020-11-03--Denisovan DNA in Tibetan Cave Changes History of Early Humans in Asia

An international team has found evidence that could change our understanding of a mysterious species of early humans , the Denisovans .
They have found DNA from these humans in a Buddhist cave on the Tibetan Plateau in China .
These finds are adding to experts ’ knowledge of the mysterious Denisovans and how they interacted with modern humans as they migrated into Asia .
The Baisiya Karst Cave is approximately 10,400 feet ( 3,200 m ) high on the rugged Tibetan Plateau .
For the local Buddhist monks , the cave is a sacred site .
Many years ago @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) was found in the cave and it has recently been re-examined .
In 2019 researchers proposed it belonged to a Denisovan , but this was disputed .
The Xiahe mandible is the first Denisovan fossil to have been discovered outside of the Denisova Cave in Siberia .
Unearthed in the Baishiya Karst Cave by a Tibetan monk in 1980 , scientists used protein analysis in 2019 to identify the ancient human from this ancient jawbone .
( Dongju Zhang / CC BY-SA 4.0 ) About 40,000 years ago , this species of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ close relative of Neanderthals , the Denisovans even interbred with our ancestors .
Many modern Australasians and Asians have Denisovan ancestry .
Almost no remains of the hominins have been found outside of the Denisova Cave in Siberia , after which the species is named .
Because of the scarcity of remains , the jawbone could provide precious insights into the extinct archaic human species .
However , the only evidence that it was Denisovan was “ based on a single amino acid position , ” reports Cosmos .
Archaeologist Dongju Zhang of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ prove once and for all that the jawbone was from a Denisovan and sought DNA which would be used as conclusive proof .
The Baishiya Karst Cave on the Tibetan Plateau in China has been exceptionally challenging for archaeologists .
A sacred Buddhist site , the team was forced to work at night so as not to disturb worshipers .
( Han Yuanyuan / Chinese Academy of Sciences Headquarters ) In the winter of 2018 , they worked with an international team on an intensive investigation of the cave .
This excavation was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sacred to local Buddhists , the team could only work at night so as not to disturb the faithful during the day .
They also had to remove all traces of their work before the morning and often worked in temperatures as low as –18°C ( -0.4°F ) .
The experts dug deep into the soil of the cave .
While they did not find any hominin bones , they found something even better : traces of mitochondrial DNA .
This is a hugely important discovery .
According to Science “ Zhang ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ DNA found outside the Denisova Cave : mitochondrial DNA ( mtDNA ) gleaned not from fossils , but from the cave sediments themselves.
” This is the first time that genetic evidence for the Denisovans has been found outside Siberia .
The DNA was extracted from human remains in the topsoil .
This was probably left behind in the poop and urine of the Denisovans .
In September 2019 scientists used epigenetics to work out the possible physical makeup of a Denisovan face .
Their reconstruction won the 2019 Science magazine ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Year .
( Maayan Harel ) Bo Li of the Australian University of Wollongong told Cosmos that they have “ detected ancient human fragments that matched mitochondrial DNA associated with Denisovans in four different layers of sediment deposited.
” The sediment where the DNA has been dated to around 100,000 and 60,000 years ago and possibly as “ recently as 45,000 years back , the time when modern humans were migrating to the eastern part of Asia , ” reports News Click .
These findings change the history of early humans in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that the DNA “ extends the time of occupation of the Tibetan plateau by hominins.
” Li and his colleagues were able to date the finds by using optical dating , which works by showing when they had been exposed to light .
By showing that DNA and dates can be gathered from sediment , this groundbreaking research is paving the way for “ a new era of molecular caving , ” explains Katerina Douka of the Max Planck Institute in Science .
The find is important because it is the first DNA @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Cave in Siberia .
Unearthed some 1200 km from Siberia , the discoveries in the soil of the cave end a long search for Denisovan DNA outside of Siberia .
They also provide further evidence that Denisovans were once widespread across Asia .
Scientists analyze sediment samples from the Baishiya Karst Cave at the lab .
Their research has identified Denisovan DNA from as far back as 100,000 years ago .
( WANG Xiao / Chinese Academy of Sciences Headquarters ) But DNA wasn ’ t all they found .
The team also @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the holy cave , as well as a great deal of charcoal which proves that the Denisovans used fire .
Moreover , the experts found over 1,300 rudimentary tools and many animal bones , including some from hyenas and rhinos , both of which once roamed Tibet .
It has also been speculated that they used the cave as a lookout from which to watch out for prey on the meadows below .
Finding the remains of Denisovans at such an altitude shows that the ancient species could cope with a range of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
This ability was inherited by modern Tibetans , allowing them to survive in one of the world ’ s toughest environments .
Modern Tibetans inherited from the Denisovans “ a ‘ superathlete ’ variant of a gene , called EPAS1 , ” explains Science .
However , it only spread widely in the last 5,000 years and may indicate that the extinct archaic humans only lived seasonally in the cave .
More finds are expected to be made at the Baishiya Karst Cave site .
Li told Cosmos that their “ next @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the cave and try to answer when Denisovans started to occupy the cave and when they ‘ disappear ’ from the cave.
” This could be crucial in understanding modern humans ’ interactions with the archaic hominins and perhaps even solve the mystery of their extinction .
Top image : Yao Juanting and Chen Xiaoshan collecting sediment samples inside the Baishiya Karst Cave on the Tibetan Plateau in China .
Thanks to the discovery of Denisovan mitochondrial DNA , the team has been able to definitively conclude that Denisovans lived in the area @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Source : Han Yuanyuan / Chinese Academy of Sciences Headquarters

An international team has found evidence that could change our understanding of a mysterious species of early humans, the Denisovans. They have found DNA from these humans in a Buddhist cave on the Tibetan Plateau in China. These finds are adding to experts’ knowledge of the mysterious Denisovans and how they interacted with modern humans as they migrated into Asia.
The Baisiya Karst Cave is approximately 10,400 feet (3,200 m) high on the rugged Tibetan Plateau. For the local Buddhist monks, the cave is a sacred site. Many years ago, a mysterious lower jawbone (mandible) was found in the cave and it has recently been re-examined. In 2019 researchers proposed it belonged to a Denisovan, but this was disputed.
The Xiahe mandible is the first Denisovan fossil to have been discovered outside of the Denisova Cave in Siberia. Unearthed in the Baishiya Karst Cave by a Tibetan monk in 1980, scientists used protein analysis in 2019 to identify the ancient human from this ancient jawbone. (Dongju Zhang / CC BY-SA 4.0 )
Denisovans: Relatives of Modern Humans
About 40,000 years ago, this species of archaic human lived across Asia. A close relative of Neanderthals, the Denisovans even interbred with our ancestors. Many modern Australasians and Asians have Denisovan ancestry. Almost no remains of the hominins have been found outside of the Denisova Cave in Siberia, after which the species is named.
Because of the scarcity of remains, the jawbone could provide precious insights into the extinct archaic human species. However, the only evidence that it was Denisovan was “based on a single amino acid position,” reports Cosmos. Archaeologist Dongju Zhang of Lanzhou University and her colleagues wanted to prove once and for all that the jawbone was from a Denisovan and sought DNA which would be used as conclusive proof.
The Baishiya Karst Cave on the Tibetan Plateau in China has been exceptionally challenging for archaeologists. A sacred Buddhist site, the team was forced to work at night so as not to disturb worshipers. (Han Yuanyuan / Chinese Academy of Sciences Headquarters )
Excavations in Sub-Zero Temperatures
In the winter of 2018, they worked with an international team on an intensive investigation of the cave. This excavation was terribly challenging. Because the cave is sacred to local Buddhists, the team could only work at night so as not to disturb the faithful during the day. They also had to remove all traces of their work before the morning and often worked in temperatures as low as –18°C (-0.4°F).
The experts dug deep into the soil of the cave. While they did not find any hominin bones, they found something even better: traces of mitochondrial DNA. This is a hugely important discovery. According to Science “Zhang’s team reports the first Denisovan ancient DNA found outside the Denisova Cave : mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) gleaned not from fossils, but from the cave sediments themselves.” This is the first time that genetic evidence for the Denisovans has been found outside Siberia. The DNA was extracted from human remains in the topsoil. This was probably left behind in the poop and urine of the Denisovans.
In September 2019 scientists used epigenetics to work out the possible physical makeup of a Denisovan face. Their reconstruction won the 2019 Science magazine’s People’s Choice for Breakthrough of the Year. ( Maayan Harel )
Early Humans in Tibet
Bo Li of the Australian University of Wollongong told Cosmos that they have “detected ancient human fragments that matched mitochondrial DNA associated with Denisovans in four different layers of sediment deposited.” The sediment where the DNA has been dated to around 100,000 and 60,000 years ago and possibly as “recently as 45,000 years back, the time when modern humans were migrating to the eastern part of Asia,” reports News Click .
These findings change the history of early humans in Asia. The researchers wrote in Science that the DNA “extends the time of occupation of the Tibetan plateau by hominins.” Li and his colleagues were able to date the finds by using optical dating, which works by showing when they had been exposed to light. By showing that DNA and dates can be gathered from sediment, this groundbreaking research is paving the way for “a new era of molecular caving,” explains Katerina Douka of the Max Planck Institute in Science.
The find is important because it is the first DNA to have been found outside the Denisovan Cave in Siberia. Unearthed some 1200 km from Siberia, the discoveries in the soil of the cave end a long search for Denisovan DNA outside of Siberia. They also provide further evidence that Denisovans were once widespread across Asia.
Scientists analyze sediment samples from the Baishiya Karst Cave at the lab. Their research has identified Denisovan DNA from as far back as 100,000 years ago. (WANG Xiao / Chinese Academy of Sciences Headquarters )
Denisovan “Superathlete” Gene
But DNA wasn’t all they found. The team also unearthed several artifacts and other remains in the holy cave, as well as a great deal of charcoal which proves that the Denisovans used fire. Moreover, the experts found over 1,300 rudimentary tools and many animal bones, including some from hyenas and rhinos, both of which once roamed Tibet. It has also been speculated that they used the cave as a lookout from which to watch out for prey on the meadows below.
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Finding the remains of Denisovans at such an altitude shows that the ancient species could cope with a range of environments and that they were highly adaptable. This ability was inherited by modern Tibetans, allowing them to survive in one of the world’s toughest environments. Modern Tibetans inherited from the Denisovans “a ‘superathlete’ variant of a gene, called EPAS1,” explains Science. However, it only spread widely in the last 5,000 years and may indicate that the extinct archaic humans only lived seasonally in the cave.
More finds are expected to be made at the Baishiya Karst Cave site. Li told Cosmos that their “next target is to date more samples from the cave and try to answer when Denisovans started to occupy the cave and when they ‘disappear’ from the cave.” This could be crucial in understanding modern humans’ interactions with the archaic hominins and perhaps even solve the mystery of their extinction.
Top image: Yao Juanting and Chen Xiaoshan collecting sediment samples inside the Baishiya Karst Cave on the Tibetan Plateau in China. Thanks to the discovery of Denisovan mitochondrial DNA, the team has been able to definitively conclude that Denisovans lived in the area as far back as 100,000 years ago. Source: Han Yuanyuan / Chinese Academy of Sciences Headquarters
By Ed Whelan


jewworldorder--2020-11-03--Bail Fund Kamala Harris Promoted Helped Free a Father Accused of Molesting His Daughter

A bail fund Sen. Kamala Harris ( D-CA ) promoted helped bail a father out of jail who allegedly molested his 15-year-old daughter , according to court documents obtained by the Daily Caller .
“ The Minnesota Freedom Fund ( MFF ) also helped post bail in June for a man accused of sexually assaulting his 16-year-old niece and a woman accused of stabbing her aunt with a knife , ” the outlet reported .
In a tweet on June 1 , Harris shared a link so followers could donate to the organization : William Harold Jones , 57 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ daughter told two people that her father had sexually touched her , according to the police report .
The alleged victim reported to police that she was sleeping in her bed when Jones allegedly came into her room and got into bed with her .
Jones then put his hand down the victim ’ s pants and began to touch her near her vagina , but did not penetrate , according to the statement .
“ Following his arrest , Jones signed a form indicating that the money posted for his bail should @ @ @ @ @ @ @ follows the terms of bail , indicating that the group paid for his release , ” the article stated .
The MFF website said it does “ not make determinations of bail support based on the crimes that individuals are alleged to have committed.
” The fund also helped free from jail “ six convicted and accused domestic abusers — including two men who allegedly strangled women , ” Breitbart News reported in September .
Prior to Harris ’ s request for bail donations , the MFF said it supported defunding the police @ @ @ @ @ @ @ We ’ re gon na need you … to do better than vague promises of change , ” the organization told Minnesota Gov .
Tim Walz after Derek Chauvin , the police officer accused of killing George Floyd , was arrested .
“ Defund the Police .
End Money Bail .
Rebuild our small [ Black , Indigenous , People of Color ] owned businesses , ” the fund tweeted .

A bail fund Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) promoted helped bail a father out of jail who allegedly molested his 15-year-old daughter, according to court documents obtained by the Daily Caller.
“The Minnesota Freedom Fund (MFF) also helped post bail in June for a man accused of sexually assaulting his 16-year-old niece and a woman accused of stabbing her aunt with a knife,” the outlet reported.
In a tweet on June 1, Harris shared a link so followers could donate to the organization:
If you’re able to, chip in now to the @MNFreedomFund to help post bail for those protesting on the ground in Minnesota. https://t.co/t8LXowKIbw — Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) June 1, 2020
The Caller report continued:
William Harold Jones, 57, was arrested May 13 after his 15-year-old daughter told two people that her father had sexually touched her, according to the police report. The alleged victim reported to police that she was sleeping in her bed when Jones allegedly came into her room and got into bed with her. Jones then put his hand down the victim’s pants and began to touch her near her vagina, but did not penetrate, according to the statement.
“Following his arrest, Jones signed a form indicating that the money posted for his bail should be returned to the MFF once he follows the terms of bail, indicating that the group paid for his release,” the article stated.
The MFF website said it does “not make determinations of bail support based on the crimes that individuals are alleged to have committed.”
The fund also helped free from jail “six convicted and accused domestic abusers — including two men who allegedly strangled women,” Breitbart News reported in September.
Prior to Harris’s request for bail donations, the MFF said it supported defunding the police, according to Breitbart News.
“We’re gonna need you … to do better than vague promises of change,” the organization told Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz after Derek Chauvin, the police officer accused of killing George Floyd, was arrested.
“Defund the Police. End Money Bail. Rebuild our small [Black, Indigenous, People of Color] owned businesses,” the fund tweeted.