JEWISH KING JESUS IS COMING AT THE RAPTURE FOR US IN THE CLOUDS-DON'T MISS IT FOR THE WORLD.THE BIBLE TAKEN LITERALLY- WHEN THE PLAIN SENSE MAKES GOOD SENSE-SEEK NO OTHER SENSE-LEST YOU END UP IN NONSENSE.GET SAVED NOW- CALL ON JESUS TODAY.THE ONLY SAVIOR OF THE WHOLE EARTH - NO OTHER.
1 COR 15:23-JESUS THE FIRST FRUITS-CHRISTIANS RAPTURED TO JESUS-FIRST FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT-23 But every man in his own order: Christ the firstfruits; afterward they that are Christ’s at his coming.ROMANS 8:23 And not only they, but ourselves also, which have the firstfruits of the Spirit, even we ourselves groan within ourselves, waiting for the adoption, to wit, the redemption of our body.(THE PRE-TRIB RAPTURE)
THE LAME BRAIN-LIBERAL FAKE NEWS MEDIA SUCK HOLED UP TO THE MUSLIMS FOR THE LAST 4 DAYS OVER THE NEW ZEALAND MOSQUE TERRORIST. BUT THE MUSLIM SUCK UP MEDIA ARE HARDLY REPORTING THE MUSLIM TERRORIST ATTACK IN THE NETHERLANDS. WERE THE MUSLIM SHOT 3 AND INJURED 5 ON A STREET CAR AND IS CURRENTLY ON THE LOOSE. THIS IS HOW THE LIBERAL SEWER RATS SUCK HOLE UP TO ISLAM. AND JUST IGNORE MUSLIM TERRORIST ATTACKS ON INNOCENT WOMEN-CHILDREN IN THE NETHERLANDS. AND LIKE THE USUAL LEFT MENTAL CASES. WE CAN NOT CALL THIS ATTACK A TERRORIST ATTACK YET.
Utrecht mayor: "Terror motive" most plausible reason behind deadly shooting attack on tram in Dutch city-[Associated Press]-YAHOONEWS-March 18, 2019
UTRECHT, Netherlands (AP) — Utrecht mayor: "Terror motive" most plausible reason behind deadly shooting attack on tram in Dutch city.
Three dead, nine injured in Utrecht shooting: mayor-[Reuters]-YAHOONEWS-March 18, 2019
UTRECHT, Netherlands (Reuters) - Three people were killed and nine others injured in a shooting in a tram in the central Dutch city of Utrecht, the mayor said, Dutch broadcaster NOS reported.Police said they were looking for a 37-year-old man of Turkish origin identified as Gokmen Tanis.(Reporting by Anthony Deutsch; Editing by Alison Williams)
Utrecht attacker fired at relative over 'family reasons': Anadolu, citing relatives-[Reuters]-YAHOONEWS-March 18, 2019
ANKARA (Reuters) - The gunman involved in a shooting on a tram in the Dutch city of Utrecht fired at his relative over "family reasons" and later shot at others trying to help, Turkey's state-run Anadolu news agency said on Monday, citing the gunman's relatives.The gunman, identified as Turkish-born Gokmen Tanis by Dutch police, shot dead three people and wounded nine on a tram in Utrecht on Monday and police said they were hunting for a 37-year-old man after an apparent terrorist attack.(Reporting by Tuvan Gumrukcu; Editing by Dominic Evans)
Manhunt after three dead in Dutch tram attack-[AFP]-YAHOONEWS-Jan HENNOP with Danny KEMP in The Hague-March 18, 2019
Utrecht (Netherlands) (AFP) - Dutch police launched a huge manhunt for a gunman who killed three people in a tram in the city of Utrecht on Monday in what officials said was likely a terror attack.Police issued a picture of Turkish-born suspect Gokmen Tanis, 37, and warned the public not to approach him, as armed counter-terrorism officers surrounded a nearby building.Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said a terror attack "could not be excluded", vowing that the Netherlands would "never give way to intolerance".Security forces were on high alert at airports and mosques following the shooting, after which a body covered in a white sheet could be seen lying on the tram tracks."We are working on the principle that it was a terrorist attack," Utrecht Mayor Jan van Zanen said on Twitter.Zanen and Utrecht police said three people were killed. They initially said nine were wounded but later lowered the number to five.Mosques in Utrecht had shut for the day following the attack, the ANP news agency said, which comes just days after 50 people were killed at mosques in New Zealand in a rampage by an alleged white supremaci-Several hours after the shooting the mayor lifted advice to residents to remain indoors, although the area remained cordoned off and forensic police were still combing the scene, AFP reporters said.Reports in Dutch media quoted eyewitnesses as saying the gunman appeared to target one woman and others who tried to help her.Suspect Tanis reportedly was reportedly in court in a rape case two weeks ago, broadcaster NOS reported.One witness told NOS they had seen an injured person running out of the tram with blood on her hands and clothes who then fell to the ground."I brought her into my car and helped her. When the police arrived, she was unconscious," the witness, who was not named, told the broadcaster.- 'Stay in your home!' -Other witnesses said the chaos after the shooting was "awful"."When I left the house to look the police shouted at me 'stay in your home and get out of the garden!," Yvonne Von Rai, a retired woman, told AFP."Suddenly there were a lot of police cars rushing by and we could hear two trauma helicopters landing – at was just awful," said Karlijn Zwinkels, a 19-year-old student living close to where the incident happened.Prosecutors, police and the mayor were due to give a press conference at 1700 GMT with further details.Dozens of armed police later surrounded a building a few hundred metres away from the scene, an AFP reporter, but it was not clear if the gunman was inside.Police said they believed a red Renault Clio had been carjacked around the time of the shooting and had been found abandoned later.- 'Never give way to intolerance' -All major political parties including Rutte's VVD announced that they were suspending campaigning ahead of local elections on Wednesday which will determine the make-up of the Dutch senate."An act of terror is an attack on our civilisation, on our tolerant and open society. If this continues, only one answer is appropriate. And that is that our rule of law and our democracy are stronger than fanaticism and violence," Rutte told a brief press conference in The Hague."We will not give way to intolerance. Never."The Dutch military police said they were on "high alert" and were boosting security at the airports and at other vital buildings including parliament and Rutte's office.Mosques in Utrecht shut for the day following the attack, the ANP news agency said, which comes just days after 50 people were killed at two mosques in New Zealand in a rampage allegedly carried out by a white supremacist.- 'Stands side by side' -European allies expressed support for the Dutch government."The EU stands side by side with the Netherlands and its people during these difficult times," European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker said.British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said it was "hugely concerning news of a gunman opening fire on a tram in Utrecht, no doubt with innocent people just getting on with their day... The UK stands with the people of the Netherlands."The Netherlands has been largely spared the kind of attacks which have rocked its closest European neighbours in the past few years, but there has been a series of recent scares.In August, a 19-year-old Afghan with a German residence permit stabbed and injured two American tourists at Amsterdam's Central Station before being shot and wounded.In September, Dutch investigators said they had arrested seven people and foiled a "major attack" on civilians at a major event in the Netherlands.In June, two terror suspects were arrested while close to carrying out attacks including at an iconic bridge in Rotterdam and in France, prosecutors said.
Utrecht mayor: "Terror motive" most plausible reason behind deadly shooting attack on tram in Dutch city-[Associated Press]-YAHOONEWS-March 18, 2019
UTRECHT, Netherlands (AP) — Utrecht mayor: "Terror motive" most plausible reason behind deadly shooting attack on tram in Dutch city.
Three dead, nine injured in Utrecht shooting: mayor-[Reuters]-YAHOONEWS-March 18, 2019
UTRECHT, Netherlands (Reuters) - Three people were killed and nine others injured in a shooting in a tram in the central Dutch city of Utrecht, the mayor said, Dutch broadcaster NOS reported.Police said they were looking for a 37-year-old man of Turkish origin identified as Gokmen Tanis.(Reporting by Anthony Deutsch; Editing by Alison Williams)
Utrecht attacker fired at relative over 'family reasons': Anadolu, citing relatives-[Reuters]-YAHOONEWS-March 18, 2019
ANKARA (Reuters) - The gunman involved in a shooting on a tram in the Dutch city of Utrecht fired at his relative over "family reasons" and later shot at others trying to help, Turkey's state-run Anadolu news agency said on Monday, citing the gunman's relatives.The gunman, identified as Turkish-born Gokmen Tanis by Dutch police, shot dead three people and wounded nine on a tram in Utrecht on Monday and police said they were hunting for a 37-year-old man after an apparent terrorist attack.(Reporting by Tuvan Gumrukcu; Editing by Dominic Evans)
Manhunt after three dead in Dutch tram attack-[AFP]-YAHOONEWS-Jan HENNOP with Danny KEMP in The Hague-March 18, 2019
Utrecht (Netherlands) (AFP) - Dutch police launched a huge manhunt for a gunman who killed three people in a tram in the city of Utrecht on Monday in what officials said was likely a terror attack.Police issued a picture of Turkish-born suspect Gokmen Tanis, 37, and warned the public not to approach him, as armed counter-terrorism officers surrounded a nearby building.Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said a terror attack "could not be excluded", vowing that the Netherlands would "never give way to intolerance".Security forces were on high alert at airports and mosques following the shooting, after which a body covered in a white sheet could be seen lying on the tram tracks."We are working on the principle that it was a terrorist attack," Utrecht Mayor Jan van Zanen said on Twitter.Zanen and Utrecht police said three people were killed. They initially said nine were wounded but later lowered the number to five.Mosques in Utrecht had shut for the day following the attack, the ANP news agency said, which comes just days after 50 people were killed at mosques in New Zealand in a rampage by an alleged white supremaci-Several hours after the shooting the mayor lifted advice to residents to remain indoors, although the area remained cordoned off and forensic police were still combing the scene, AFP reporters said.Reports in Dutch media quoted eyewitnesses as saying the gunman appeared to target one woman and others who tried to help her.Suspect Tanis reportedly was reportedly in court in a rape case two weeks ago, broadcaster NOS reported.One witness told NOS they had seen an injured person running out of the tram with blood on her hands and clothes who then fell to the ground."I brought her into my car and helped her. When the police arrived, she was unconscious," the witness, who was not named, told the broadcaster.- 'Stay in your home!' -Other witnesses said the chaos after the shooting was "awful"."When I left the house to look the police shouted at me 'stay in your home and get out of the garden!," Yvonne Von Rai, a retired woman, told AFP."Suddenly there were a lot of police cars rushing by and we could hear two trauma helicopters landing – at was just awful," said Karlijn Zwinkels, a 19-year-old student living close to where the incident happened.Prosecutors, police and the mayor were due to give a press conference at 1700 GMT with further details.Dozens of armed police later surrounded a building a few hundred metres away from the scene, an AFP reporter, but it was not clear if the gunman was inside.Police said they believed a red Renault Clio had been carjacked around the time of the shooting and had been found abandoned later.- 'Never give way to intolerance' -All major political parties including Rutte's VVD announced that they were suspending campaigning ahead of local elections on Wednesday which will determine the make-up of the Dutch senate."An act of terror is an attack on our civilisation, on our tolerant and open society. If this continues, only one answer is appropriate. And that is that our rule of law and our democracy are stronger than fanaticism and violence," Rutte told a brief press conference in The Hague."We will not give way to intolerance. Never."The Dutch military police said they were on "high alert" and were boosting security at the airports and at other vital buildings including parliament and Rutte's office.Mosques in Utrecht shut for the day following the attack, the ANP news agency said, which comes just days after 50 people were killed at two mosques in New Zealand in a rampage allegedly carried out by a white supremacist.- 'Stands side by side' -European allies expressed support for the Dutch government."The EU stands side by side with the Netherlands and its people during these difficult times," European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker said.British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said it was "hugely concerning news of a gunman opening fire on a tram in Utrecht, no doubt with innocent people just getting on with their day... The UK stands with the people of the Netherlands."The Netherlands has been largely spared the kind of attacks which have rocked its closest European neighbours in the past few years, but there has been a series of recent scares.In August, a 19-year-old Afghan with a German residence permit stabbed and injured two American tourists at Amsterdam's Central Station before being shot and wounded.In September, Dutch investigators said they had arrested seven people and foiled a "major attack" on civilians at a major event in the Netherlands.In June, two terror suspects were arrested while close to carrying out attacks including at an iconic bridge in Rotterdam and in France, prosecutors said.
