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China: Muslim Mass-Stabbing Labeled a Terrorist Attack

Perhaps China will proceed to show the West how one is to deal with Muslim terrorists: it’s called “collective punishment,” and I think the Muslims of China are about to feel it. Well, I don’t really know what else you would call this. These Muslims…

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How the GOP Lost Middle America

Patrick J. Buchanan February 1, 2014 “Lookie here, honey. The Daily Stormer is reporting that the Republicans are just as Jewy as the Democrats! Well, I’ll tell ya, that does it – I’ve had it up to my ears with these dirty kikes! Next year,…

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Terrorist Attack in Northern China

Xinhua November 6, 2013 Photo taken on Nov. 6, 2013 shows the accident site after explosions on the Yingze Street in Taiyuan, capital of north China’ Shanxi Province, Nov. 6, 2013. One person was killed and eight others were injured after explosions occurred on Wednesday…

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Dennis Rodman Planning to Bring Dream Team to North Korea

USA Today September 9, 2013 lol. Gentleman, scholar and international diplomat Dennis Rodman says he’s been invited to bring a team of 12 former NBA players to play in a basketball tournament in North Korea early next year. Rodman, who recently returned from a second…

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Boom Times for the ‘Detroit of Southeast Asia’

AFP September 8, 2013 At a high-tech factory in the world’s fastest growing auto production hub, industrial robots and white-suited workers put the finishing touches to hundreds of cars rolling off the assembly line each day. It could be a scene from Toyota City or…

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Over 200 languages Lost in India

AFP September 4, 2013 Indian schoolchildren More than 200 languages have vanished in India over the last 50 years, a new study says, blaming urban migration and fear among nomadic tribes of speaking their traditional tongues. The extensive study, conducted throughout the country over four…

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China to Add 1,500 Gigawatts of Power Capacity by 2030

AFP August 28, 2013 China will add some 1,500 gigawatts of power production capacity by 2030, or the equivalent of Britain’s existing capacity every year, a study showed on Wednesday. Although the world’s biggest carbon emitter will continue to draw considerable capacity from coal-fired plants,…

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‘Buddhist bin Laden’ Leads Anti-Muslim Campaign in Myanmar

Fiona MacGregor NBC News July 11, 2013 A monk has been dubbed the “Buddhist bin Laden” and the “face of Buddhist terror” after launching a campaign against Muslims. U Wirathu has been accused of inciting violence against Myanmar’s Muslim minority with fiery sermons claiming the…

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Japan: The Land Without Muslims

The Japanese do not feel the need to apologize to Muslims for the negative way in which they relate to Islam. Dr. Mordechai Kedar The Muslim Issue May 22, 2013 There are countries in the world, mainly in Europe, that are presently undergoing significant cultural…

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