KING JESUS IS COMING FOR US ANY TIME NOW. THE RAPTURE. BE PREPARED TO GO.
OKLAHOMA HAPPENINGS THE LAST 2 DAYS
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'I LOOKED UP AND SAW THE TORNADO'
The last time a giant twister tore through the area, on May 3, 1999, it killed more than 40 people and destroyed thousands of homes. That tornado also ranked as an EF5.Oklahoma Emergency Management's Lojka said 2,400 homes were damaged or obliterated and an estimated 10,000 people affected.Fugate, the FEMA administrator, told CNN the agency had enough money to pay for Oklahoma's recovery while still rebuilding in the Northeast from Superstorm Sandy. FEMA had $11.6 billion in its disaster relief fund, a spokesman said.U.S. Representative Tom Cole, who lives in Moore, told CBS "This Morning" that the Oklahoma Legislature was drafting a law that would allow the governor to tap into state rainy day funds.
The death toll was lower than might have been expected given the extent of the devastation in Moore, home to 55,000 people. Some ascribe the relatively low number to the fact many locals have small "storm safe" shelters, basically a concrete hole in the garage floor with a sliding roof that locks.U.S. Senator James Inhofe of Oklahoma said many people built cellars and safe areas after the 1999 tornado in Moore. "There would have been a lot more people killed, we believe, if they had not had that warning 14 years ago," he said Tuesday on CNN.Billy McElrath, 50, of Oklahoma City, said his wife hid in a storm safe in their garage when the tornado hit.She emerged unhurt even though the storm destroyed the 1968 Corvette convertible she had bought him as a birthday present, and crushed a motorcycle. "Everything else is just trashed," he said as he loaded a pickup with salvaged goods.Kraig Boozier, 47, took to his own small shelter in the Westmoor subdivision of Oklahoma City and watched in shock as a fan in the wall was ripped out."I looked up and saw the tornado above me," he said.When he came out after the storm, he helped a neighbor who had emerged from her own shelter move a car that was blocking the entrance to another neighbor's shelter.
EARLY WARNING
Officials said another factor behind the surprisingly low death toll was the early warning, with meteorologists saying days in advance that a storm system was forming.Once a tornado was forming, people had 15 to 20 minutes of warning, which meant they could take shelter or flee the projected path. The weather service also has new, sterner warnings about deadly tornadoes to get people's attention.Many of those who do not have a basic storm shelter at home, which can cost $2,500 to $5,000, have learned from warnings over the year to seek hiding places at home during a tornado.Jackie Raper, 73, and her daughter, for instance, sought shelter in the bathtub in her house in Oklahoma City."The house fell on top of her," said Caylin Burgett, 16, who says Raper is like a grandmother to her. Raper broke her arm and femur, and bruised her lungs, Burgett said.(Additional reporting by Carey Gillam, Lindsay Morris, Nick Carey, Brendan O'Brien, Greg McCune, Susan Heavey and Doina Chiacu; Writing by Jim Loney and Jane Sutton; Editing by Walker Simon and Doina Chiacu)
I CAN NOT BELIEVE THIS HEADLINE.NEW JERSEY DECLARES PALESTINIAN DAY.....SICK.SO IS NEW JERSEY GOING TO TURN INTO THE NEXT GAZA AND START PERSECUTING ISRAELIS IN NEW YORK AND SHOOTING ROCKETS AT THEM LIKE GAZANS DO IN ISRAEL.WHAT-NONSENSE HOGWASH IS GOING ON IN THE WORLD ANYWAY WITH THIS PALESTINIAN ARAB/MUSLIM SUCKUP AND ISRAEL HATE.
By Arutz Sheva staff-First Publish: 5/22/2013, 2:07 PM-Israelnationalnews
The mayor of Paterson, New Jersey, had designated Sunday, May 19 as
“Palestinian-American Day” in the city, as he hoisted a Palestinian flag
hoisted over City Hall. The occasion might mark first time that the Palestinian flag has flown above any American city hall, The Bergen Record reported.“If they’re citizens of the city of Paterson, they have every right to raise the flag,” Paterson Mayor Jeffery Jones told The Record.
The event was attended by about 120 people shouting “long live Palestine.”“Palestine is our country and we are proud of that,” said oen resident in attendance. “We’re happy [to be] recognized finally.”South Paterson is often known as “Little Ramallah” for its sizeable Arab population.New Jersey Assemblyman Thomas Giblin, a Democrat representing the state’s 34th district, presented a ceremonial resolution marking the event, and U.S. Rep. Bill Pascrell, Jr. (D-NJ) presented a letter of Special Congressional Recognition.
Palestinian Christians have manipulated Western public opinion so well that on the very rare occasion that Western media do cover the real plight of Christians in the Palestinian Authority areas, it is only to denounce Israel and its barrier or checkpoints.Last year veteran CBS News anchor Bob Simon reported on the Palestinian Arab Christians, indicting Israel’s “occupation” as responsible for their dramatic disappearance. The 60 Minutes story caused Israel tremendous PR damage. As in the case of “The Stones Cry Out”, the CBS video doesn’t mention forced marriages, conversions, beatings, land thefts, fire bombings, commercial boycott, torture, kidnapping, sexual harassment, and extortion which Arab Christians suffer under the horrible PLO dictatorship.
A report in 2002, based on Israeli intelligence gathered during Operatio Defensive Shield, explained that “Arafat’s intelligence network intimidated the Christian population in Bethlehem. They extorted money from them, confiscated land and property and left them to the mercy of street gangs and other criminal activity, with no protection”.Christian graves, crosses, and statues were desecrated and Christians suffered physical abuse, beatings, and Molotov attacks.But it would be a mistake to depict these Christians as mere victims of Muslim Arab violence. They are also guilty, since they choose to demonize Israel as the human rights violator.After the 1948 war, Christian communities suffered most in Judea, not under “Israel’s occupation”, but because Muslim refugees were settled in their midst by the corrupted PLO leadership. According to veteran journalist Danny Rubinstein, who has been writing about Palestinian Arabs for the last 46 years, “Bethlehem saw an influx of thousands of Muslim refugees from the villages in the southern part of Jerusalem, and three refugee camps were erected”.Until Palestinian terrorists turned Bethlehem into a safe haven for suicide bombers and Jews’ assassins, the Christian Arab Bethlehemites were free to enter IJerusalem, just as many Israelis visited the "little town" in Judea.The horrible Arafat gang turned Bethlehem and its holy places into the town which exported a string of deadly terror attacks into Jerusalem during the Intifada. In Beit Jala, the Christian town on the outskirts of Bethlehem, Islamic sharpshooters established their firing positions next to churches and Christian institutions and aimed. The target was the southern Jerusalem residential Jewish neighborhood of Gilo, but ultimately they also wanted to cleanse any Christians from the area. The result is that 25,000 Christians left Beit Jala and only 6,000 Christians still live in that town.The Jews have always challenged any kind of totalitarianism and today are the first in line to challenge a political Islam that wants to destroy their soul: the State of Israel.The Palestinian Christians stand today at the opposite side of the barricade. One day they may realize the strategic mistake they made by embracing Palestinian fascism, but it will be too late for all of them.
OKLAHOMA HAPPENINGS THE LAST 2 DAYS
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By Ian Simpson and Alice Mannette
MOORE, Oklahoma
(Reuters) - Rescue workers with sniffer dogs and searchlights picked
through the wreckage of a massive tornado to ensure no survivors
remained buried in the rubble of primary schools, houses and buildings
in an Oklahoma City suburb.The massive tornado
on Monday afternoon flattened entire blocks of the town, killed at
least 24 people and injured about 240 in Moore, Oklahoma.But as dawn approached on Wednesday, officials were
increasingly confident that everyone caught in the disaster had been
accounted for, despite initial fears that the twister had claimed the
lives of more than 90 people.Jerry Lojka, spokesman for Oklahoma Emergency Management,
said search-and-rescue dog teams would search for anybody trapped under
the rubble, but that attention would also be focused on a huge cleanup
job.
"They will continue the searches of areas to be sure
nothing is overlooked," he said. "There's going to be more of a
transition to recovery."More than 1,000 people had already registered for assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA, which sent hundreds of workers to Oklahoma to help with the recovery.FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate said many more likely needed help but did not have working phones or Internet connections."Right now it's about getting people a place to stay
that have lost their homes," he told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" program. "So
we're going to start going neighborhood to neighborhood and talking to
people and seeing what they're going to need."After a long day of searching through shattered homes that was slowed by rainy weather on Tuesday, Oklahoma County Commissioner Brian Maughan said it seemed no one was missing."As far as I know, of the list of people that we have
had that they are all accounted for in one way or another," he said.Dog teams and members of the National Guard were changing shifts to work through the night.Nine children were among the 24 killed, including seven
who died at Plaza Towers Elementary School, which took a direct hit by
the deadliest tornado to strike the United States in two years.Emergency workers pulled more than 100 survivors from
the debris of homes, schools and a hospital after the tornado ripped
through the Oklahoma City region with winds exceeding 200 miles per
hour, leaving a trail of destruction 17 miles long and 1.3 miles wide.Plaza Towers Elementary was one of five schools in its
path. "They literally were lifting walls up and kids were coming out,"
Oklahoma State Police Sergeant Jeremy Lewis said. "They pulled kids out
from under cinder blocks without a scratch on them."The National Weather Service upgraded its calculation
of the storm's strength on Tuesday, saying it was a rare EF5, the most
powerful ranking on the Enhanced Fujita Scale'I LOOKED UP AND SAW THE TORNADO'
The last time a giant twister tore through the area, on May 3, 1999, it killed more than 40 people and destroyed thousands of homes. That tornado also ranked as an EF5.Oklahoma Emergency Management's Lojka said 2,400 homes were damaged or obliterated and an estimated 10,000 people affected.Fugate, the FEMA administrator, told CNN the agency had enough money to pay for Oklahoma's recovery while still rebuilding in the Northeast from Superstorm Sandy. FEMA had $11.6 billion in its disaster relief fund, a spokesman said.U.S. Representative Tom Cole, who lives in Moore, told CBS "This Morning" that the Oklahoma Legislature was drafting a law that would allow the governor to tap into state rainy day funds.
The death toll was lower than might have been expected given the extent of the devastation in Moore, home to 55,000 people. Some ascribe the relatively low number to the fact many locals have small "storm safe" shelters, basically a concrete hole in the garage floor with a sliding roof that locks.U.S. Senator James Inhofe of Oklahoma said many people built cellars and safe areas after the 1999 tornado in Moore. "There would have been a lot more people killed, we believe, if they had not had that warning 14 years ago," he said Tuesday on CNN.Billy McElrath, 50, of Oklahoma City, said his wife hid in a storm safe in their garage when the tornado hit.She emerged unhurt even though the storm destroyed the 1968 Corvette convertible she had bought him as a birthday present, and crushed a motorcycle. "Everything else is just trashed," he said as he loaded a pickup with salvaged goods.Kraig Boozier, 47, took to his own small shelter in the Westmoor subdivision of Oklahoma City and watched in shock as a fan in the wall was ripped out."I looked up and saw the tornado above me," he said.When he came out after the storm, he helped a neighbor who had emerged from her own shelter move a car that was blocking the entrance to another neighbor's shelter.
EARLY WARNING
Officials said another factor behind the surprisingly low death toll was the early warning, with meteorologists saying days in advance that a storm system was forming.Once a tornado was forming, people had 15 to 20 minutes of warning, which meant they could take shelter or flee the projected path. The weather service also has new, sterner warnings about deadly tornadoes to get people's attention.Many of those who do not have a basic storm shelter at home, which can cost $2,500 to $5,000, have learned from warnings over the year to seek hiding places at home during a tornado.Jackie Raper, 73, and her daughter, for instance, sought shelter in the bathtub in her house in Oklahoma City."The house fell on top of her," said Caylin Burgett, 16, who says Raper is like a grandmother to her. Raper broke her arm and femur, and bruised her lungs, Burgett said.(Additional reporting by Carey Gillam, Lindsay Morris, Nick Carey, Brendan O'Brien, Greg McCune, Susan Heavey and Doina Chiacu; Writing by Jim Loney and Jane Sutton; Editing by Walker Simon and Doina Chiacu)
I CAN NOT BELIEVE THIS HEADLINE.NEW JERSEY DECLARES PALESTINIAN DAY.....SICK.SO IS NEW JERSEY GOING TO TURN INTO THE NEXT GAZA AND START PERSECUTING ISRAELIS IN NEW YORK AND SHOOTING ROCKETS AT THEM LIKE GAZANS DO IN ISRAEL.WHAT-NONSENSE HOGWASH IS GOING ON IN THE WORLD ANYWAY WITH THIS PALESTINIAN ARAB/MUSLIM SUCKUP AND ISRAEL HATE.
NJ Designated 'Palestinian Day', Hoists Flag Over City Hall
The
mayor of Paterson, NJ, had designated Sunday, May 19 as
“Palestinian-American Day” in the city, as PA flag hoisted over City
Hall.
PA flag-Reuters
The event was attended by about 120 people shouting “long live Palestine.”“Palestine is our country and we are proud of that,” said oen resident in attendance. “We’re happy [to be] recognized finally.”South Paterson is often known as “Little Ramallah” for its sizeable Arab population.New Jersey Assemblyman Thomas Giblin, a Democrat representing the state’s 34th district, presented a ceremonial resolution marking the event, and U.S. Rep. Bill Pascrell, Jr. (D-NJ) presented a letter of Special Congressional Recognition.
Op-Ed: Chrisians Beautify Their Palestinian Nightmare
Published: Wednesday, May 22, 2013 11:33 AM
Palestinian Arab Christians have chosen to support the
side that wants to destroy Christianity. Hating Jews forges a bond
between enemies.
Giulio Meotti
The movie “The Stones Cry Out” by the Italian filmaker Yasmine Perni “gives a detailed account of the historical, cultural, and political place occupied by Christians in the recent history of the Palestinian nation, and in its struggle against colonialism”.The movie is one of the most powerful propaganda tools of the Palestinian Arab Christians. The documentary is supported by Sabeel, the Christian organization based in Jerusalem which foments anti-Semitism through the Scriptures, while Catholic authories and PLO propagandista such as Hanan Ashrawi “blessed” the movie.Ashrawi and her Christian friends have taken over the role of beautifying the Palestinian Arab nightmare. The problem of these Christians is not the security fence, but the ideological fence which always placed them on the other side,against the Jews. These Palestinian Christians believe that they are the beneficiary of Islamic cultural superiority and they can save themselves by throwing Judaism (Israel) and Christianity (the West) into the dustbin of history.Last winter a muezzin in Bethlehem was heard for the first time saying “after Saturday comes Sunday”. It means that after they’re done with the Jews, they’ll be coming after the Christians. And the Christians will have only themselves to blame.While claiming that they are innocent victims resisting “the occupation” and aspiring only to “security, justice, and peace”, these Palestinian Arab Christians accept the vandalism of synagogues and cemeteries, the burning of Jewish schools and the killing of innocent Jewish civilians, and above all the mantra chanted to the world that the state of Israel is an entity to be destroyed.Miftah, the NGO founded by Hanan Ashrawi, recently published an article claiming that Jews use the blood of Christians for Passover rituals.There is a long tradition of anti-Semitism from the Palestinian Christian establishment. In 1989, Jerusalem’s Roman Catholic patriarch Michel Sabbah supported the Intifada as he celebrated a Christmas Mass at Jesus’ birthplace. “Despite all that is happening to you, you will win, in the end you will win,” declared Patriarch Michel Sabbah, appointed by Pope John Paul II. Off Manger Square, Muslims chanted: “The Zionist is God’s enemy!” and “Jews, Mohammed is coming back!”.But it is not just Ashrawi’s fault. It is an entire Christian establishment, including Christian mayors of Bethlehem, Christian prelates and bishops appointed by Rome, Christians intellectuals such as Edward Said and Christian ordinary men like those interviewed for movies such as “The Stones Cry Out”.Palestinian Christians have manipulated Western public opinion so well that on the very rare occasion that Western media do cover the real plight of Christians in the Palestinian Authority areas, it is only to denounce Israel and its barrier or checkpoints.Last year veteran CBS News anchor Bob Simon reported on the Palestinian Arab Christians, indicting Israel’s “occupation” as responsible for their dramatic disappearance. The 60 Minutes story caused Israel tremendous PR damage. As in the case of “The Stones Cry Out”, the CBS video doesn’t mention forced marriages, conversions, beatings, land thefts, fire bombings, commercial boycott, torture, kidnapping, sexual harassment, and extortion which Arab Christians suffer under the horrible PLO dictatorship.
A report in 2002, based on Israeli intelligence gathered during Operatio Defensive Shield, explained that “Arafat’s intelligence network intimidated the Christian population in Bethlehem. They extorted money from them, confiscated land and property and left them to the mercy of street gangs and other criminal activity, with no protection”.Christian graves, crosses, and statues were desecrated and Christians suffered physical abuse, beatings, and Molotov attacks.But it would be a mistake to depict these Christians as mere victims of Muslim Arab violence. They are also guilty, since they choose to demonize Israel as the human rights violator.After the 1948 war, Christian communities suffered most in Judea, not under “Israel’s occupation”, but because Muslim refugees were settled in their midst by the corrupted PLO leadership. According to veteran journalist Danny Rubinstein, who has been writing about Palestinian Arabs for the last 46 years, “Bethlehem saw an influx of thousands of Muslim refugees from the villages in the southern part of Jerusalem, and three refugee camps were erected”.Until Palestinian terrorists turned Bethlehem into a safe haven for suicide bombers and Jews’ assassins, the Christian Arab Bethlehemites were free to enter IJerusalem, just as many Israelis visited the "little town" in Judea.The horrible Arafat gang turned Bethlehem and its holy places into the town which exported a string of deadly terror attacks into Jerusalem during the Intifada. In Beit Jala, the Christian town on the outskirts of Bethlehem, Islamic sharpshooters established their firing positions next to churches and Christian institutions and aimed. The target was the southern Jerusalem residential Jewish neighborhood of Gilo, but ultimately they also wanted to cleanse any Christians from the area. The result is that 25,000 Christians left Beit Jala and only 6,000 Christians still live in that town.The Jews have always challenged any kind of totalitarianism and today are the first in line to challenge a political Islam that wants to destroy their soul: the State of Israel.The Palestinian Christians stand today at the opposite side of the barricade. One day they may realize the strategic mistake they made by embracing Palestinian fascism, but it will be too late for all of them.
Britain files request for EU sanctions on Hezbollah
Today @ 09:29 MAY 22,13
By Andrew Rettman
BRUSSELS - The UK has asked EU countries to designate the military wing of Lebanese group Hezbollah as a terrorist entity.A British foreign ministry spokesman told the Reuters news agency on
Tuesday (21 May): "We are calling for Europe to respond collectively and
robustly following the atrocious terrorist attack at Burgas airport ...
We firmly believe that an appropriate EU response would be to designate
Hezbollah's military wing as a terrorist organisation."He added that it would help to stop "future attacks ... on European soil."Bulgaria in February said the preliminary results of its
investigation into a bomb blast in Burgas, on Bulgaria's Black Sea
coast, in July last year indicated that Hezbollah organised the strike.It killed five Israeli tourists and a local bus driver and injured 32 other people.Cyprus in March also jailed a Lebanese-Swedish man on charges of scouting Israeli targets for another attack by the group.Its support for the Syrian regime has further blackened its name.Up to 6,000 Hezbollah fighters are said to be in Damascus, where they
guard the Sayyidah Zaynab mosque, and in the Syrian towns of Homs and
Qusayr near the Lebanese-Syrian border.Counter-terrorism specialists from EU countries will consider the
British request, made last week, at a meeting in Brussels on 4 June.If all 27 states agree, it will become illegal for Hezbollah
sympathisers in Europe to send it money and for EU governments or
diplomats to meet its military staff.The UK already listed Hezbollah's military wing in 2008. The Netherlands listed the whole group in 2004.Germany has also voiced support for an EU-level designation.But France, the former colonial power in Lebanon, has voiced opposition.The French fear the move could destabilise Lebanon, where Hezbollah
is a leading political party and a popular source of welfare.It could also ingrain the image of Europe as pandering to US-Israeli
interests because many Arabs admire Hezbollah as the only force capable
of hurting the Israeli army.Meanwhile, Italy, which contributes a large continent to a UN
peacekeeping force in Lebanon, has voiced concern about revenge attacks.For its part, the US said on Tuesday the EU should follow the Dutch model by listing the whole group."Hezbollah's numerous branches and subsidiaries share common funding,
personnel and leadership, all of which support the group's violent
actions," state department spokesman Patrick Ventrell told AFP.British foreign minister William Hague also on Tuesday told his
national parliament the UK will urge EU foreign ministers at a meeting
in Brussels next Monday to relax a ban on arming Syrian rebels.He said the move would increase pressure for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to negotiate."The EU should give strong support to this diplomatic process,
including by agreeing further amendments to the arms embargo, without
taking any decisions at present to send arms to the Syrian opposition,"
he noted.The UK has so far this year shipped €14 million of "non-lethal" kit to rebel forces.The material includes armoured jeeps, body armour, trucks and
forklifts, solar power generators, water purification kits, equipment to
search for survivors in bombed out buildings, computers, satellite
phones and office equipment.
05/21/2013 VATICAN INSIDER