Now, just a minute. What happened to the massive starvation and want in Africa? Now we have a bunch of fatso Black African police too pudgy to serve? (R.C.)

Mozambique police officers are to undergo a compulsory physical training programme, because some of them are too fat to run after criminals.

Interior Ministry advisor Pana Chande told the BBC that the poor lifestyle of many police officers was to blame.

Many of them have very large bellies and drink too much alcohol and smoke cigarettes, he said. Read more »

(Editors Note: Whoa there Nutter, breaking out the big guns on us are ya…. What was that thing I used to hear so much about….Freedom of Speech? I guess he wants to place limitations on that one too and shelf it right along side of our gun rights. I love how the media always tries to mock us and avoid the actual subject matter by turning it into some sort of a joke, how typically “liberal” of them. The only thing Mayor Nutter needs to get to the bottom of is our flier because that’s where he’ll find our name and web address….. Don’t stay up too late trying to figure that one out genius.)

City investigating racist posters

Race-baiting posters plastered around Northeast Philadelphia are being investigated by the city Human Relations Commission.
The posters feature a photo of police Sgt. Stephen Liczbinski, along with three other white Philadelphia police officers killed in the line of duty and three black men charged in their deaths. It reads “Guns don’t kill people. Dangerous minorities do. How much longer can you ignore this?” Read more »

Accused Nazi death camp guard John Demjanjuk on Monday lost a Supreme Court appeal that sought to block his deportation to his native Ukraine.

Without comment, the high court refused to hear an appeal by the 88-year-old retired Ohio auto worker that argued the nation’s chief immigration judge lacked the authority to order his deportation.

The rejection of the appeal marked the latest development in a battle between Demjanjuk and the U.S. Justice Department that began in 1977. Read more »

The Governor’s Council issued a resolution at the Massachusetts State House on April 30 honoring Newton resident David Boyajian for his role in the campaign against the Anti-Defamation League’s denial of the Armenian Genocide and for questioning the appropriateness of towns’ affiliation with the ADL’s No Place for Hate anti-bias program.

The resolution was introduced by Marilyn Petitto Devaney, a Governor’s Council member and Watertown Town Councilor.

The resolution cited Boyajian’s leadership in “successful efforts to have communities sever ties with the ADL’s No Place for Hate and to end the Massachusetts Municipal Association’s sponsorship” of the program. The resolution further described the ADL’s opposition to Congressional affirmation of the Armenian Genocide as “depriving the Armenians of their history.” Read more »

Researchers from the University of Melbourne, Australia, and the University of Texas, USA, have extracted genes from the extinct Tasmanian tiger (thylacine), inserted it into a mouse and observed a biological function — this is a world first for the use of the DNA of an extinct species to induce a functional response in another living organism.

The results showed that the thylacine Col2a1 gene has a similar function in developing cartilage and bone development as the Col2a1 gene does in the mouse.

“This is the first time that DNA from an extinct species has been used to induce a functional response in another living organism,” said Dr Andrew Pask, RD Wright Fellow at the University of Melbourne’s Department of Zoology who led the research. Read more »

The ADL has recently taken a beating concerning their failure to recognize the Armenian genocide.  Now they have a new target.  Young kids.  They are targeting them with a new program to jump rope and fight racism.  What next, pacifiers against racism?   As towns across America are dumping the ‘No Place for Hate’ program here is a town who must not know the dark history of the ADL.

Read the sad story here>>>

MAY 20, 2008

MAYFAIR. At the most joyous times, sports fans from all around Northeast Philadelphia march on Frankford and Cottman avenues to share in the pride of a big win.

Over the past few weeks, however, the intersection that is the heart of a large swath of Northeast Philadelphia has become a Post-It board for hate speech.

Scores of four-inch square stickers remained plastered to newspaper boxes and utility poles yesterday from at least two white power groups urging local citizens to “preserve the white race” and defend the streets from “dangerous minorities.” Read more »

David Murfee Faulk was a translator in the Navy, working in Arabic and Iraqi dialect. In April 2004 he began working for the National Security Agency (NSA) at Fort Gorden outside Augusta, Georgia. Faulk says that in May 2004 he found an extremely large text file containing grid coordinates for alleged chemical weapons sites in Iraq. Faulk showed it to his supervisor, who was surprised. But he was not surprised that the file existed, only that it had not been deleted. The supervisor said he had believed all such files had been deleted, and that there had been a great many of them. In fact according to this supervisor, U.S. Special Forces had gone to the locations and found nothing.

That’s what usually happens, Faulks supervisor told him, when you get something from the Israelis. “Four out of five times it’s complete bullshit.” Read more »

Federal authorities charged that a methamphetamine laboratory was operating at the nation’s largest kosher slaughterhouse and that employees carried weapons to work.

The charges were among the most explosive details to emerge following the massive raid Monday at Agriprocessors in Postville, Iowa.

In a 60-page application for a search warrant, federal agents revealed details of their six-month probe of Agriprocessors. The investigation involved 12 federal agencies, including the Drug Enforcement Administration, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the departments of labor and agriculture. Read more »

Rosarito, Mexico (Reuters) — Four people believed to be Americans were shot in the head and dumped in a notorious drug-smuggling area in Northern Mexico near the California border, Mexican police said on Monday.

Police concluded the victims were US citizens because the vehicle had California licence plates, the men appeared to be black, the women was white and a U.S. drivers licence was found in the car, the spokesman said. STORY>>>>