Pope Francis Calls for ‘Decisive’ Action to End Migrant Deaths in Mediterranean…
Black Pigeon Speaks argues that the insanity of importing millions of largely unassimilable and economically useless welfare colonists from Africa and the Middle East will exacerbate existing problems and tear the European Union apart:
Italy, Libya Reject EU’s Latest Migrant Crisis Plan
Rouhani Warns of ‘Mother of All Wars’ with USA…
Update:
Trump responds:
Donald Trump Threatens Retaliation to Iran’s ‘Demented Words of Violence’
President Donald Trump responded to a threat from Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani, issued on Sunday, vowing to make the country suffer consequences if threats continue.
President Donald Trump responded to a threat from Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani, issued on Sunday, vowing to make the country suffer consequences if threats continue.
“NEVER, EVER THREATEN THE UNITED STATES AGAIN OR YOU WILL SUFFER CONSEQUENCES THE LIKES OF WHICH FEW THROUGHOUT HISTORY HAVE EVER SUFFERED BEFORE,” President Trump wrote in all-caps on Twitter. “WE ARE NO LONGER A COUNTRY THAT WILL STAND FOR YOUR DEMENTED WORDS OF VIOLENCE & DEATH. BE CAUTIOUS!”
Jordanian Lawmaker Praises Late Mother for Wishing to ‘Blow Herself Up’ to Kill Jews
UN Chief Demands Hamas Stop Kite Terror
Israel Strikes Syrian Military Site Tied to Iran
Delingpole: Yes, It’s Hot. No, It’s Not ‘Man-Made Global Warming’
Police Arrest Antifa Member with Cache of Bomb-Making Materials
Salvini to Form Populist Grand Alliance Ahead of Euro Parliament Elections
ZERO TOLERANCE … WHEN REVENUE IS INVOLVED
For Victorian coppers, motorists are simply a source of revenue.
Tim Blair
It simply isn’t true that Victorian police are soft on crime.
Sure, they may fail to make any arrests when property and even police cars are attacked, and they may hit innocent people with $68,000 penalties when they are targets of organised violence, but the Victorian police truly step up when genuinely horrific crimes occur:
The new boss of Melbourne’s Metropolitan Fire Brigade has revealed he racked up seven speeding fines during his first few weeks on the job.
Dan Stephens took over at the MFB in June after seven years as chief of Liverpool’s Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service in the UK.
He said all seven of the infringement notices were issued for the same stretch of road on the M1 between Melbourne and Geelong, at speeds of between 105 and 115 kilometres per hour in a 100kph zone.
In non-metric terms, Stephens was caught travelling at between just three to nine miles per hour above the posted limit. In the spirit of our current pathetic shame culture, Victoria’s new fire chief actually offered to resign for his velocity wickedness.