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NJ man charged in crime spree made anti-Semitic remarks after stabbing Jewish man, ADL says
A New Jersey man who police say carjacked a vehicle, hit two pedestrians and stabbed a man in the chest allegedly made anti-Semitic remarks upon his arrest. Dion Marsh, 27, was arrested Friday and charged with three counts of attempted murder, weapons possession and three counts of bias intimidation in connection to a violent rampage that began earlier that afternoon in Lakewood, New Jersey, according to authorities. Ocean County Prosecutor Billhimer alleged Marsh assaulted and carjacked a driver in Lakewood around 1:15 p.m. The stolen vehicle later struck a pedestrian around 6 p.m. before Marsh allegedly stabbed a man less than an hour later. Officers responded to a second pedestrian being hit by a vehicle around 8:20 p.m.
https://www.sott.net/article/466613-NJ-man-charged-in-crime-spree-made-anti-Semitic-remarks-after-stabbing-Jewish-man-ADL-says
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US and UK conducting 'secret war' in Ukraine - Le Figaro
SAS and Delta Force part of "secret war", a French intelligence source reportedly told Le Figaro Elite special forces from the UK and the US have been present in Ukraine since the beginning of hostilities with Russia in late February, a source in the French intelligence community reportedly told a Le Figaro reporter, last week. The claim was reported by the newspaper's senior international correspondent Georges Malbrunot on Saturday, the day when British Prime Minister Boris Johnson made his surprise visit to Kiev. The British leader was reportedly surrounded by guards from the elite SAS force, though this claim was not officially confirmed.
https://www.sott.net/article/466614-US-and-UK-conducting-secret-war-in-Ukraine-Le-Figaro
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Italy signs new gas deal with Algeria in bid to cut reliance on Russia
Italy signed an agreement to increase gas imports from Algeria on Monday, the latest push by a European Union country to acquire alternative energy from Russia, following its invasion of Ukraine. Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi said the deals - signed between Eni SpA and Algeria's state energy firm Sonatrach - were a significant step in Italy's drive to reduce its dependency on Russian gas. Russia is Italy's biggest supplier, representing 40 percent of total imports, followed by Algeria, which provides some 21 billion cubic metres of gas via the Trans-Mediterranean pipeline.
https://www.sott.net/article/466615-Italy-signs-new-gas-deal-with-Algeria-in-bid-to-cut-reliance-on-Russia
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500 tonnes of British beetroot left to rot over Brexit red tape, as fertilizer costs soar & food shortages loom
Five hundred tonnes of beetroot is being left to rot due to a collapse in demand, caused by Brexit, a farmer says. Will Woodhall grows beetroot and spring onions alongside cereals at his farm in Penkridge, Staffordshire. He expects to lose up to £90,000 after border rules introduced in January has seen firms in the EU look elsewhere, particularly for perishable goods. Mr Woodhall said he expected to turn the crop into compost instead.
https://www.sott.net/article/466616-500-tonnes-of-British-beetroot-left-to-rot-over-Brexit-red-tape-as-fertilizer-costs-soar-food-shortages-loom
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'Something is up': Rep. Jim Jordan suggests Hunter Biden indictment could be coming
Top House Republican Jim Jordan said on Sunday he thinks "something is up" with the MSM's recent flip-flop on the Hunter Biden laptop story - which was originally branded as Russian disinformation right before the 2020 US election, only to be validated as authentic in recent weeks amid a grand jury investigation into the First Son. According to Jordan, it "sure seems" that Hunter is on his way to being indicted - though he couldn't say for sure, according to the Washington Examiner. Jordan pointed to the remarkable timing of MSM outlets reporting on Hunter's laptop in seeming lockstep, which coincides with a flurry of grand jury activity.
https://www.sott.net/article/466617-Something-is-up-Rep-Jim-Jordan-suggests-Hunter-Biden-indictment-could-be-coming
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France expels 6 Russian diplomats claiming they were 'intel agents involved in clandestine plot'
France has declared six Russian agents persona non grata after its domestic security agency uncovered a "clandestine operation" being conducted by Russian intelligence services, the France's Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs announced Monday. Why it matters: Together the U.S. and Europe have expelled more than 400 Russian diplomats and embassy staff since the start of Russia's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine. Comment: It wasn't an 'unprovoked invasion', as even France's oldest newspaper has just exposed: US and UK conducting 'secret war' in Ukraine - Le Figaro Many of the Russians declared "persona non grata" are alleged intelligence officers working under diplomatic cover.
https://www.sott.net/article/466618-France-expels-6-Russian-diplomats-claiming-they-were-intel-agents-involved-in-clandestine-plot
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Imran Ahmad Khan: Tory MP guilty of sexually assaulting 15-year-old boy in 2008
A Conservative MP has been found guilty of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old boy at a house in Staffordshire in 2008. Imran Ahmad Khan, 48, was convicted at Southwark Crown Court. The court heard the MP for Wakefield in West Yorkshire forced the boy to drink gin and tonic at a party before dragging the teenager upstairs, pushing him onto a bed and then asking him to watch pornography before the attack.
https://www.sott.net/article/466619-Imran-Ahmad-Khan-Tory-MP-guilty-of-sexually-assaulting-15-year-old-boy-in-2008
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Downtown Portland sees mid-April snow stick to the ground for the first time in nearly 120 years
The Portland airport also has the most measurable snow in April in recorded history For the first time in almost 120 years, downtown Portland saw a measurable amount of snow in mid-April. The last time snow stuck to the ground in the downtown area this late in the year was in 1903, when snow was recorded on April 10, according to the National Weather Service. "It's not normal," said meteorologist Colby Neuman. "We have seen snow in April in downtown Portland, but never this much this late in April." Approximately 1.6 inches, more in some areas, was recorded around Portland. The snow melted in the afternoon Monday, as temperatures rose.
https://www.sott.net/article/466620-Downtown-Portland-sees-mid-April-snow-stick-to-the-ground-for-the-first-time-in-nearly-120-years
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SOTT FOCUS: Objective:Health - In The News: The Latest Escapades of Big Pharma, Big Food, Big Gov
Welcome to another 'In the News' edition of Objective:Health, where we touch on some of the latest health news making headlines. This week we talk about the latest info to come out of the Pfizer releases, Moderna seeking Emergency Use Authorization for their vaccine for under-six-year-olds and massive conflicts of interest in the advising members of the US Dietary Guidelines committee. Meanwhile, unvaccinated Australians are still being held prisoner in their own country. Join us for this episode of Objective:Health as we cover the latest news and give you the O:H take! And check us out on Brighteon! For other health-related news and more, you can find us on: Twitter: https://twitter.com/objecthealth Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/objecthealth/ Brighteon: https://www.brighteon.com/channel/objectivehealth LBRY: https://lbry.tv/@objectivehealth:f Odysee: https://odysee.com/@objectivehealth:f And you can check out all of our previous shows (pre YouTube) here:...
https://www.sott.net/article/466621-Objective-Health-In-The-News-The-Latest-Escapades-of-Big-Pharma-Big-Food-Big-Gov
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US aircraft carrier & strike group to enter East Sea as 'show of force'
North Korean news agency Yonhap quoted on Monday sources as saying that US nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln will access the international waters of the East Sea this week as a "show of force" movement to fend off any possible North Korean provocations. The aircraft carrier along with a strike group will stay in the sea for about 5 days, Yonhap reported, adding that it will be the first incident of its kind since November 2017. The news agency quoted the spokesman for US Forces Korea, Lee Peters, as saying that "as a matter of operational security," he refuses to comment on the matter.
https://www.sott.net/article/466622-US-aircraft-carrier-strike-group-to-enter-East-Sea-as-show-of-force
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Meteor fireball over Minnesota on April 11
We received one report about a fireball seen over MN on Monday, April 11th 2022 around 01:45 UT. For this event, we received one video.
https://www.sott.net/article/466623-Meteor-fireball-over-Minnesota-on-April-11
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Antifa riots in French cities because they didn't like the election result
Not a fan of democracy. Antifa members in France reacted to the outcome of the first round of the presidential election by rioting in several cities because they didn't like the result. Populist Marine Le Pen will face off against incumbent Emmanuel Macron in the second and final round of the election in two weeks after the pair racked up the most votes out of all the candidates.
https://www.sott.net/article/466624-Antifa-riots-in-French-cities-because-they-didnt-like-the-election-result
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Stray dogs maul 11-year-old girl to death in Rajasthan, India
An 11-year-old girl, who went out to defecate in the morning, was attacked by a pack of stray dogs and killed in the Niwai subdivision of Tonk, Rajasthan. The girl named Anisha had gone to the forest to defecate around 6 AM in the morning when she was brutally attacked and killed by some wild stray dogs. When she did not return for almost an hour, the family members went out to search in the forest. Shockingly, they saw around six to seven stray dogs nudging the girl's body. Hearing the voices of the family members, many other villagers also reached the spot and pelted stones at the dogs.
https://www.sott.net/article/466625-Stray-dogs-maul-11-year-old-girl-to-death-in-Rajasthan-India
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Philippines - Over 20 killed in floods after rain from Tropical Storm Megi (Agaton) - 10 inches of rainfall in 24 hours
Heavy rainfall from a tropical depression has caused severe flooding, mudslides and landslides in the Philippines, displacing thousands of people and causing at least 20 fatalities. A Low Pressure Area brought heavy rainfall in areas of the country from 04 April. Flooding struck in Davao region after heavy rainfall from 06 April. Authorities said 1,040 families in 22 villages have ben affected. One person died in flooding in Cateel in Davao Oriental province. Two others were reported missing after floods in Monkayo in Davao de Oro province Since then the Low Pressure Area developed into Tropical Depression Megi (locally named Agaton) and made landfall in Calicoan Island, Guiuan, Eastern Samar, on 10 April 2022. In 24 hours to 10 April, Maasin, province of Southern Leyte, recorded 254.0 mm of rain and Guiuan, province of Eastern Samar, 236.0 mm. The following day Masbate in the Province of Masbate, recorded 171.0 mm.
https://www.sott.net/article/466626-Philippines-Over-20-killed-in-floods-after-rain-from-Tropical-Storm-Megi-Agaton-10-inches-of-rainfall-in-24-hours
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NASA measures record breaking, huge comet headed towards Earth
Nasa has spotted a record-breakingly large comet headed nearer to Earth. Its icy nucleus is bigger than any ever seen - measuring around 80 miles across, and 50 times bigger than the heart of most known comets. It is also thought to have a mass of about 500 trillion tons - a hundred thousand times more massive than the typical comet found closer to the Sun. And the object, known as C/2014 UN271 (Bernardinelli-Bernstein), is headed in this direction, quickly. Travelling at 22,000 miles per hour, it is moving from the edge of the solar system towards its the centre. However, we should be entirely safe. The comet will not get closer than a billion miles from the Sun - further away even than the planet Saturn - and that will not happen until 2031.
https://www.sott.net/article/466627-NASA-measures-record-breaking-huge-comet-headed-towards-Earth
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Kremlin responds to Clinton's weasley NATO statement
Washington repeatedly declined Russian offers to join the bloc, according to Putin's spokesman Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has refuted former US President Bill Clinton's position on NATO's supposed open-door policy towards Russia, insisting that Washington made it impossible for Moscow to join the military bloc. "I know for sure that the American side has repeatedly spoken about the impossibility of such membership. De facto, it was said that the doors, on the contrary, are closed, because it is fundamentally impossible," Peskov told reporters on Monday. Earlier last week, Bill Clinton published an article in The Atlantic attempting to justify his administration's policy on the expansion of NATO.
https://www.sott.net/article/466628-Kremlin-responds-to-Clintons-weasley-NATO-statement
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Climate laws threaten UK family farms as land is bought for carbon credits
Climate laws are having a negative knock-on effect on farming as businesses outbid locals for land in hopes of generating carbon credits. The future existence of family farms in Wales is under threat as a result of Britain's climate laws, which are seeing big businesses outbid locals for land. Companies have bought up more and more land in the British Home Nation in hopes of obtaining so-called carbon credits, which can be used to offset company emissions elsewhere.
https://www.sott.net/article/466629-Climate-laws-threaten-UK-family-farms-as-land-is-bought-for-carbon-credits
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Stephen Meyer on totalitarian dystopias and the God Hypothesis
Stephen Meyer, writing at The American Mind, highlights an important lesson about the consequences of dismissing what he calls, in the title of his recent book, The God Hypothesis. He's responding to an essay by Andrew Klavan that notes the connection between tyranny and atheism. The most tyrannical societies have also been the most atheistic, and the most likely to point to "science" as a justification on both counts. Humans as "Purely Material Entities" From, "God's Footprints": Klavan's insight about the relationship between dystopias and atheism (or scientific materialism) is also perceptive. The fictional dystopias of Brave New World, The Giver, The Matrix — and I would add, C. S. Lewis's That Hideous Strength — invariably depict future states where men and women are treated as purely material entities devoid of moral impulse and spiritual longing. In such dystopian societies, a reductionist and materialistic concept of human beings ensures that something important — love,...
https://www.sott.net/article/466630-Stephen-Meyer-on-totalitarian-dystopias-and-the-God-Hypothesis
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Buffoon Boris gets away with Partygate, even while being fined
But Tories so far REFUSE to pull the trigger and force Johnson out because of the war in Ukraine Boris Johnson is tonight clinging to power after police fined him for attending an illegal Partygate event - because Tory MPs refuse to boot him out of No10 while there is a war in Ukraine. He today became the first serving Prime Minister in history to be penalised for law-breaking as No10 confirmed he will receive a fixed-penalty notice (FPN) for attending a Cabinet room birthday party arranged by his wife. Mr Johnson, Carrie and Chancellor Rishi Sunak - who all attended the event - are among a tranche of 30 more FPNs notices dished out by Scotland Yard this afternoon to people who broke lockdown rules.
https://www.sott.net/article/466631-Buffoon-Boris-gets-away-with-Partygate-even-while-being-fined
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German retail chain faces mutiny from Russian employees
Local OBI employees tried to take over the business from within in an open rebellion The Russian management of German DIY retailer OBI have rebelled against the parent company over its decision to leave the country, business daily Vedomosti reported on Sunday. The majority shareholder of the chain - the German holding OBI GmbH - announced that it was shutting up shop in Russia on March 8, joining hundreds of other foreign companies that decided to pull out amid Western sanctions. According to Vedomosti, the decision provoked an open confrontation between the local management of the chain and the parent company.
https://www.sott.net/article/466632-German-retail-chain-faces-mutiny-from-Russian-employees
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The end for electric cars? VW develops new hydrogen technology: '2,000 Km on a single tank of fuel'!
VW may have developed a major hydrogen breakthrough...cars could travel 2000 km on a single tank of fuel. VW often rails against hydrogen cars, but the German automaker is reported to have filed a patent that could mean a major breakthrough for hydrogen powered vehicles, reports Patrick Freiwa of the German Kreiszeitung here. Though the latest trend has been electric cars, these have also a number of technical drawbacks like range, cost, mining and weight. Moreover there is also the problem of how to dispose of millions of tons of batteries at the end of their lives.
https://www.sott.net/article/466633-The-end-for-electric-cars-VW-develops-new-hydrogen-technology-2000-Km-on-a-single-tank-of-fuel