Judge Jeanine Tackles What White House Won’t: How Far Will ISIS Go to Rid the World of Christianity?

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Photo Credit: IJ Review

Judge Jeannie Pirro spoke with In Defense of Christians Senior Advisor, Jordan Allott, on the ever mounting dangers for Christians in Iraq and what it means for, not only the people directly affected, but what it means to us:

“Most likely they are being funded by Saudi Arabia and some of these radical groups there. But obviously their goal is a religious cleansing to get rid of all, not only Christians, but of anything, like you mentioned, having to do with Christianity. Wether it’s the churches, the crosses — and they want to make it one big Saudi Arabia and it’s not only a negative thing for the Christians there, but that’s a very bad thing for the world in general.”

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Albright: 'The World Is A Mess' (+video)

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“What is happening in the Middle East a lot due to the Arab Awakening and also the artificiality of the borders that were established after World War I,” Albright said. “These are huge game changers and a lot of Americans are trying to figure out where the countries are. Most Americans knew little about Islam and did not know the difference between Shia and Sunni. There are things that are going on that need understanding and explanation but to put it mildly, the world is a mess.”

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Second American Infected with Ebola (+video)

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Photo Credit: CNN

A second American aid worker in Liberia has tested positive for Ebola, according to the Christian humanitarian group she works for.

Nancy Writebol is employed by Serving in Mission, or SIM, in Liberia and was helping the joint SIM/Samaritan’s Purse team that is treating Ebola patients in Monrovia, according to a Samaritan’s Purse statement.

Writebol, who serves as SIM’s personnel coordinator, has been living in Monrovia with her husband, David, according to SIM’s website. The Charlotte, North Carolina, residents have been in Liberia since August 2013, according to the blog Writebols2Liberia. They have two adult children.

On Saturday, Samaritan’s Purse announced that American doctor Kent Brantly had become infected. The 33-year-old former Indianapolis resident had been treating Ebola patients in Monrovia and started feeling ill, spokeswoman Melissa Strickland said. Once he started noticing the symptoms last week, Brantly isolated himself.

Brantly, the medical director for Samaritan Purse’s Ebola Consolidated Case Management Center in Monrovia, has been in the country since October, Strickland said.

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Mystery: US Flags Over Brooklyn Bridge Bleached White, Cops Don't Know Who Did It

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Photo Credit: Rick Bruner / Gothamist

Photo Credit: Rick Bruner / Gothamist

The mystery surrounding two white flags that appeared on top of the Brooklyn Bridge today deepened as the New York City Police Department admitted they don’t know who committed the security breach or how they accomplished it.

White flags, which are symbols of surrender, flew from poles on the stone supports atop the famed bridge that connects Brooklyn and Manhattan over the East River.

“I’m not particularly happy about the event,” said NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton.

Police officials said this afternoon that they have surveillance video of a group of four or five individuals walking onto the bridge shortly after 3 a.m.

“Those people will be of particular interest in this investigation,” said NYPD Deputy Commissioner John Miller, who also oversees intelligence and counter terrorism.


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Disturbing: Former Border Patrol Agent Calls Immigrant Surge Asymmetrical Warfare (+video)

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Retired border patrol officer, Zack Taylor, says the immigrant surge has all the hallmarks of asymmetrical warfare, which seeks to destroy the infrastructure of a nation from within.

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Passionate Farmer Takes On Her Government Harassers (+video)

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Photo Credit: Wayne Stadler / Creative Commons

With her life’s dream of being a small family farmer in Virginia, Martha Boneta obtained 64 acres in Fauquier County, Va in 2006 to raise vegetables, herbs, raw honey, eggs, and host small animals. Little did she know that a birthday party with eight ten-year old girls would trigger zealous county regulators who saw the party as an event needing special exception permits and required a hearing that would impose fees.

Thinking she had all the right commercial permits and licenses, Boneta was still threatened with $5,000 per day fines despite Virginia being a right to farm state, where local governments are considered unable to use zoning laws to bring nuisance suits for customary farm operations.

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Gutiérrez: ‘I Think We Can Get 3 or 4, Maybe Even 5 Million People’ Amnesty via Executive Action (+video)

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Days after telling La Raza convention attendees that he is confident President Obama will use executive action to give legal status to millions of immigrants in the United States illegally, Representative Luis Gutiérrez (D., Ill.) predicted that the administration could legalize as many as 5 million people.

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WATCH: Eleanor Holmes Norton says 'You Don't Have a Right to Know' What's Going On In Government

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Eleanor Holmes Norton, the non-voting congressional delegate for the District of Columbia, angrily sputtered during a congressional hearing Friday that the White House should not be held up to scrutiny, saying that there was no right to know what it was doing behind closed doors.

“You don’t have a right to know everything in a separation-of-powers government, my friend. That is the difference between a parliamentary government and a separation-of-powers government,” Norton said during a House Oversight and Government Reform Committee hearing.

It was, to put mildly, a significant departure from the more traditional liberal stance that openness and transparency are must to prevent abuses of power by government officials. Instead the leading advocate for statehood for the District of Columbia literally argued that even the congressional committee charged with oversight shouldn’t be asking questions in the first place.

She made the comments while protesting the committee’s Republican majority for voting to ignore a claim by the White House that David Simas, director of it’s Office of Political Strategy and Outreach, was immune to a congressional subpoena to testify. Republicans believe the office is being used a political campaign operation, a violation of federal election law.

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Appalling Video: Check Out Who Anti-Israel Protesters Call the ‘Biggest Terrorist Org. in the World’

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Protesters outside the Christians United For Israel convention in Washington, D.C, told MRCTV‘s Dan Joseph that the conflict on the Gaza Strip is not caused by the side that continues to reject the ceasefire agreement, but instead by Israel and the United States.

Two of those protesting insisted that if we want to throw the word “terrorist” into the conversation, it should be directed at the United States – because it and the State of Israel are the two largest terrorist organizations in the world.

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FNC's Beckel: I've Done Dope in The White House (+video)

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On Wednesday’s edition of “The Five,” co-host Bob Beckel remarked on Snoop Dogg’s revelation that he as smoked marijuana in the White House, by admitting to the same thing.

“I can’t criticize this guy (Snoop) because I’ve done dope in the White House myself,” Beckel said.

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