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chinese god Dongyue had made penetration of north korea mount paektu(kim II-SUNG)

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North korea now belongs to zion empire ( pantheon ) the atzilus heavens, chinese god Dongyue ( my beautiful families ) will DESTROY north ko...

North korea now belongs to zion empire ( pantheon ) the atzilus heavens, chinese god Dongyue ( my beautiful families ) will DESTROY north korea of satan dragon god kui ( THELE ) of sunnis jinns and chinese jinns armies empire (hades), NIV BIBLE REVELATION 1 : 17-20 ( KEYS OF DEATH AND HADES ) im earths new worldwide king, tanakh Daniel 2 : 44, olam ha-ba ( messianic kingdom ) started on 15 nisan 5774, im jeshu ( JAH ) MASHIACH AVATAR maitreya moreh-tzedek messiah mahdi messiah, read number 30 of gospel of Thomas, you will better understand who and what I walk with gods of zion empire ( pantheon ) the atzilus heavens, http://www.sacred-texts.com/chr/thomas.htm Read chapter 1 number 1, im ( JAH) im here with my shoten-zenjin archangels destroyers, abaddons archangels destroyers, abaddons archangels destroyers, Tejas archangels destroyers, merkabah destroyers, metatrons archangels destroyers, malake-habbalah destroyers archangels, http://www.sacred-texts.com/jud/yetzirah.htm "Say goodbye to north korea armies, nations, religions, laws, kingdoms, pope's, patriarchs, ayatollahs, kings, governors, congressman, senators, mp's, judges, presidents, prime ministers, muftis, rabbis, mullahs, imams, etc as all wickedness shall be completely eradicated forever from god my father alpha and omega the supreme being. God my father warned the religions of his olam ha-ba ( messianic kingdom ) would come, (god my father did not lie to you) your GRACE IS OVER from god my father's yom Kippur,yom ha-kippurim, yom al qiyamah judgment, and Now sar ha-olam judgment. "Please contact USA justice department of America and ask for US ATTORNEY GENERAL ERIC HOLDER, contact the roman church at the Vatican and ask for pope Francis, contact 10 downing street and ask for prime minister david Cameron, contact Israeli knesset and ask for prime minister Benjamin netanyahu and they will all confirm I've returned back to earth to eradicate all wickedness; "they play kings" but it's almost over for all earths capitals as god my father is going to shut down forever.   Less

Hong Kong protest site raided

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Hong Kong police have raided one of the key sites being occupied by pro-democracy protesters. During an early morning operation in the subur...

Hong Kong police have raided one of the key sites being occupied by pro-democracy protesters. During an early morning operation in the suburb of Mong Kok, they removed barricades, tents and sleeping gear. The clearance came hours after the government promised further talks with protest leaders over democratic reforms. Police say no arrests were made during Friday’s clearance, despite a few scuffles. Demonstrators said they wouldn’t resist the clearance. “We come here peacefully, and we don’t want to fight against any parties, including the police and so on. We’re a bit powerless, I think,” said 23-year-old Eric Lau. But protester Billy Li was adamant that their fight would continue. “Until our dreams come true, we (will) never give up so easily,” he said. Protesters are demanding that the government stand up to Beijing over the election of the territory’s next leader. China, which has granted Hong Kong a high degree of autonomy, wants to screen the candidates for the vote in 2017.   Less

Kremlin: Ukraine talks ‘full of misunderstandings and disagreements’

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The Kremlin said talks between Russia, Ukraine and European leaders were “full of misunderstandings and disagreements.” Kremlin spoke...

The Kremlin said talks between Russia, Ukraine and European leaders were “full of misunderstandings and disagreements.” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said “certain participants” has taken an “absolutely biased, non-flexible, non-diplomatic” approach to Ukraine. That contradicts more upbeat messages from delegates hoping to de-escalate the Ukraine crisis. Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, who hosted the meeting as part of the Asia-Europe (ASEM) summit in Milan, said progress had been made but differences remain. “It was breakfast without breakfast because nobody drank Italian coffee,” he said. “Nobody left the chair to share the milk, the tea, the coffee, but this is an interesting signal about the necessity of discussion and I hope [during] the next hours we will have some steps ahead. Now after these meetings of Milan I’m more positive and I hope we can work together very, very strongly,” continued Renzi. European Council President Herman Van Rompuy, who attended the meeting, tweeted an official video statement during which he talks about “positive developments.” Implementation #Ukraine peace plan is key. Statement after meeting with presidents #Putin, Poroshenko & EU leaders: http://t.co/mxW4SgalAZ.— Herman Van Rompuy (euHvR) 17 Octobre 2014 Putin, Poroshenko, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and UK Prime Minister David Cameron, who all attended the meeting, plan to hold their own talks later on Friday (October 17). Simona Volta, euronews correspondent reported: “In Milan it’s another day of bilateral and multilateral talks. Putin and Poroshenko’s positions remain different. Perhaps another day with no solution to the crisis between Russia and Ukraine.” José Manuel Barroso tweeted this image of him with Van Rompuy and Poroshenko before the meeting. Mtg now w/ President Poroshenko of #Ukraine at the margins of #ASEM2014 Summit in Milan pic.twitter.com/HSI2qAy332— José Manuel Barroso (BarrosoEU) 16 Octobre 2014   Less

ISIL fighters ‘trained to fly warplanes’ in Syria

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Reports have emerged that members of ISIL have been trained to pilot three captured fighter jets in Syria. The Syrian Observatory for Hum...

Reports have emerged that members of ISIL have been trained to pilot three captured fighter jets in Syria. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) said witnesses reported the planes were flown around the military airport in Aleppo, it is unknown whether the jets are equipped with functioning weapons. The insurgents were said to be trained by Saddam Hussein’s former pilots. The US military said it was unaware of any flight operations in Syria or elsewhere. The group have regularly captured weaponry from Syrian and Iraqi armies, but this would be the first time they have piloted warplanes. Meanwhile, the insurgents are edging towards Baghdad. Iraqi security forces have launched offensives across three sectors of Anbar province to the west. On the Syrian front, there has been no let-up in the fight for Kobani. The US forces said that two days of intensive airstrikes on the militants are having an impact on their advance, but added that the campaign will take time. Kurdish fighters on the ground are reporting that they are seizing back ground from ISIL for the first time since the assault began four weeks ago. They said airstrikes did make a difference but asked for reinforcements and weapons to consolidate their gains. The fate of Kobani has now become a key part of the fight against ISIL.   Less

US air drops arms to Kurdish forces defending Kobani

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The US says it has air-dropped weapons to Kurdish forces defending Kobani from ISIL jihadists. As air strikes continued on militant positi...

The US says it has air-dropped weapons to Kurdish forces defending Kobani from ISIL jihadists. As air strikes continued on militant positions near the Syrian border town, US military officials said three C-130 transport aircraft delivered weapons, ammunition and medical supplies – provided by Kurdish authorities in Iraq – to boost resistance to ISIL’s attempts to take Kobani. The news is likely to anger Turkey, a key US ally in the area. On Sunday the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said he would not allow American arms to be delivered to Kurdish fighters. “It would be wrong for the US – with whom we are friends and allies in NATO – to… expect us to say ‘yes’ to such support for a terrorist organisation. We can’t say ‘Yes’ to it,” he said. Ankara has watched as the Islamist extremists have advanced on Kobani. It accuses the Kurdish forces of having links with the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) which has waged a 30-year armed campaign for self-rule in Turkey.   Less

US air drops arms to Kurdish forces defending Kobani

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The US says it has air-dropped weapons to Kurdish forces defending Kobani from ISIL jihadists. As air strikes continued on militant positi...

The US says it has air-dropped weapons to Kurdish forces defending Kobani from ISIL jihadists. As air strikes continued on militant positions near the Syrian border town, US military officials said three C-130 transport aircraft delivered weapons, ammunition and medical supplies – provided by Kurdish authorities in Iraq – to boost resistance to ISIL’s attempts to take Kobani. The news is likely to anger Turkey, a key US ally in the area. On Sunday the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said he would not allow American arms to be delivered to Kurdish fighters. “It would be wrong for the US – with whom we are friends and allies in NATO – to… expect us to say ‘yes’ to such support for a terrorist organisation. We can’t say ‘Yes’ to it,” he said. Ankara has watched as the Islamist extremists have advanced on Kobani. It accuses the Kurdish forces of having links with the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) which has waged a 30-year armed campaign for self-rule in Turkey.   Less

US air drops arms to Kurdish forces defending Kobani

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The US says it has air-dropped weapons to Kurdish forces defending Kobani from ISIL jihadists. As air strikes continued on militant positi...

The US says it has air-dropped weapons to Kurdish forces defending Kobani from ISIL jihadists. As air strikes continued on militant positions near the Syrian border town, US military officials said three C-130 transport aircraft delivered weapons, ammunition and medical supplies – provided by Kurdish authorities in Iraq – to boost resistance to ISIL’s attempts to take Kobani. The news is likely to anger Turkey, a key US ally in the area. On Sunday the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said he would not allow American arms to be delivered to Kurdish fighters. “It would be wrong for the US – with whom we are friends and allies in NATO – to… expect us to say ‘yes’ to such support for a terrorist organisation. We can’t say ‘Yes’ to it,” he said. Ankara has watched as the Islamist extremists have advanced on Kobani. It accuses the Kurdish forces of having links with the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) which has waged a 30-year armed campaign for self-rule in Turkey.   Less

US air drops arms to Kurdish forces defending Kobani

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The US says it has air-dropped weapons to Kurdish forces defending Kobani from ISIL jihadists. As air strikes continued on militant positi...

The US says it has air-dropped weapons to Kurdish forces defending Kobani from ISIL jihadists. As air strikes continued on militant positions near the Syrian border town, US military officials said three C-130 transport aircraft delivered weapons, ammunition and medical supplies – provided by Kurdish authorities in Iraq – to boost resistance to ISIL’s attempts to take Kobani. The news is likely to anger Turkey, a key US ally in the area. On Sunday the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said he would not allow American arms to be delivered to Kurdish fighters. “It would be wrong for the US – with whom we are friends and allies in NATO – to… expect us to say ‘yes’ to such support for a terrorist organisation. We can’t say ‘Yes’ to it,” he said. Ankara has watched as the Islamist extremists have advanced on Kobani. It accuses the Kurdish forces of having links with the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) which has waged a 30-year armed campaign for self-rule in Turkey.   Less

US air drops arms to Kurdish forces defending Kobani

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The US says it has air-dropped weapons to Kurdish forces defending Kobani from ISIL jihadists. As air strikes continued on militant positi...

The US says it has air-dropped weapons to Kurdish forces defending Kobani from ISIL jihadists. As air strikes continued on militant positions near the Syrian border town, US military officials said three C-130 transport aircraft delivered weapons, ammunition and medical supplies – provided by Kurdish authorities in Iraq – to boost resistance to ISIL’s attempts to take Kobani. The news is likely to anger Turkey, a key US ally in the area. On Sunday the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said he would not allow American arms to be delivered to Kurdish fighters. “It would be wrong for the US – with whom we are friends and allies in NATO – to… expect us to say ‘yes’ to such support for a terrorist organisation. We can’t say ‘Yes’ to it,” he said. Ankara has watched as the Islamist extremists have advanced on Kobani. It accuses the Kurdish forces of having links with the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) which has waged a 30-year armed campaign for self-rule in Turkey.   Less

US air drops arms to Kurdish forces defending Kobani

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The US says it has air-dropped weapons to Kurdish forces defending Kobani from ISIL jihadists. As air strikes continued on militant positi...

The US says it has air-dropped weapons to Kurdish forces defending Kobani from ISIL jihadists. As air strikes continued on militant positions near the Syrian border town, US military officials said three C-130 transport aircraft delivered weapons, ammunition and medical supplies – provided by Kurdish authorities in Iraq – to boost resistance to ISIL’s attempts to take Kobani. The news is likely to anger Turkey, a key US ally in the area. On Sunday the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said he would not allow American arms to be delivered to Kurdish fighters. “It would be wrong for the US – with whom we are friends and allies in NATO – to… expect us to say ‘yes’ to such support for a terrorist organisation. We can’t say ‘Yes’ to it,” he said. Ankara has watched as the Islamist extremists have advanced on Kobani. It accuses the Kurdish forces of having links with the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) which has waged a 30-year armed campaign for self-rule in Turkey.   Less

Turkey to let Iraq Kurds join Kobani battle

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Turkey has agreed to let Iraqi Kurds enter Syria to battle Islamic State miliants in Kobani, in a striking shift in position. Until now An...

Turkey has agreed to let Iraqi Kurds enter Syria to battle Islamic State miliants in Kobani, in a striking shift in position. Until now Ankara has been reluctant to allow Kurdish fighters across the border, fearful of the repercussions among its own community of Kurds. It comes just hours after the US air dropped weapons, ammunition and medical supplies to Syrian Kurdish fighters in the besieged city, despite the Turkish President’s opposition to the move on Sunday. “The Iraqi regional administration stated that they are in cooperation with Turkey and the US to help Kobani. In fact, we are helping Peshmerga forces to cross into Kobani with the aim of helping…And our negotiations on this issue are ongoing,” announced Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu on Monday. Fighting in and around Kobani has been raging for weeks. Around 3-4,000 Kurdish fighters are on the ground fighting Islamic State militants for control of the key town on the Turkish border. Bolstered by airstrikes they have managed to regain terrain. However, US military Central Command said that the situation remains fragile as ISIL forces continue to threaten the city.   Less

US air drops arms to Kurdish forces defending Kobani

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The US says it has air-dropped weapons to Kurdish forces defending Kobani from ISIL jihadists. As air strikes continued on militant positi...

The US says it has air-dropped weapons to Kurdish forces defending Kobani from ISIL jihadists. As air strikes continued on militant positions near the Syrian border town, US military officials said three C-130 transport aircraft delivered weapons, ammunition and medical supplies – provided by Kurdish authorities in Iraq – to boost resistance to ISIL’s attempts to take Kobani. The news is likely to anger Turkey, a key US ally in the area. On Sunday the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said he would not allow American arms to be delivered to Kurdish fighters. “It would be wrong for the US – with whom we are friends and allies in NATO – to… expect us to say ‘yes’ to such support for a terrorist organisation. We can’t say ‘Yes’ to it,” he said. Ankara has watched as the Islamist extremists have advanced on Kobani. It accuses the Kurdish forces of having links with the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) which has waged a 30-year armed campaign for self-rule in Turkey.   Less

Turkey to let Iraq Kurds join Kobani battle

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Turkey has agreed to let Iraqi Kurds enter Syria to battle Islamic State miliants in Kobani, in a striking shift in position. Until now An...

Turkey has agreed to let Iraqi Kurds enter Syria to battle Islamic State miliants in Kobani, in a striking shift in position. Until now Ankara has been reluctant to allow Kurdish fighters across the border, fearful of the repercussions among its own community of Kurds. It comes just hours after the US air dropped weapons, ammunition and medical supplies to Syrian Kurdish fighters in the besieged city, despite the Turkish President’s opposition to the move on Sunday. “The Iraqi regional administration stated that they are in cooperation with Turkey and the US to help Kobani. In fact, we are helping Peshmerga forces to cross into Kobani with the aim of helping…And our negotiations on this issue are ongoing,” announced Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu on Monday. Fighting in and around Kobani has been raging for weeks. Around 3-4,000 Kurdish fighters are on the ground fighting Islamic State militants for control of the key town on the Turkish border. Bolstered by airstrikes they have managed to regain terrain. However, US military Central Command said that the situation remains fragile as ISIL forces continue to threaten the city.   Less

Obama pays tribute to ‘Watergate’ editor Ben Bradlee

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“A true newspaperman” who “told stories that needed to be told” Barack Obama has paid a warm tribute to Ben Bradlee, the editor of...

“A true newspaperman” who “told stories that needed to be told” Barack Obama has paid a warm tribute to Ben Bradlee, the editor of the Washington Post during the president-toppling Watergate scandal, who has died aged 93. As executive editor from 1968 until 1991, Bradlee became one of the most important figures in Washington, as well as part of journalism history, while transforming the Post into one of the most dynamic and respected publications in the United States. Bradlee’s work guiding young reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein as they traced a 1972 burglary at the Democratic Party headquarters at the Watergate office and apartment complex back to the Nixon White House has been celebrated from journalism schools to Hollywood. Mark Felt, a former No. 2 official at the FBI, revealed in 2005 that he was Deep Throat, the source who revealed key secrets to the Post in clandestine meetings. Speaking that year, Bradlee said: “People talk to journalists for a reason. It is up to the journalist to understand the reason as best he can and I think that we did understand Mark Felt. He was disturbed by what he saw happening in the White House, what he saw being covered up and he decided to go public.” In 2013 Obama awarded Bradlee the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian honour in the US. His death at his Washington home of natural causes was announced by the Post, which reported late last month that he had begun hospice care after suffering from Alzheimer’s disease for several years.   Less

Ottawa attack: Witnesses greeted gunshots with disbelief

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The assault on Canada’s parliament has shaken the country. In the minutes after the shootings police told those in the vicinity to stay ...

The assault on Canada’s parliament has shaken the country. In the minutes after the shootings police told those in the vicinity to stay away from windows and roofs. With security at Canadian government buildings normally low key the sound of gunshots was greeted with disbelief. “Well, we were working on the statue and I heard a bunch of pops. I thought it was just firecrackers going off, so I look across the street and there was a man with a rifle, shooting at a bunch of people. So I yelled at all my guys, ‘there’s a guy shooting, so everyone get down, get down,” said one eye witness. When police stormed the building staff working in parliamentary offices fled. One witness said everything happened so quickly he didn’t have time to be afraid. John McKay, Canada Liberal MP said: “I literally, I was just taking off my jacket to go into caucus, I hear this pop, pop, pop. Possibly ten shots, don’t really know. Thought it was dynamite or construction rather than anything else.” Some MPs said they owed their lives to parliament’s Sergeant at Arms Kevin Vickers who shot the attacker outside the caucus rooms. In addition to the death of one soldier at least three other people were injured in the incident.   Less

Blackwater guards found guilty of 2007 killing of Iraqis

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A US jury has found four former guards from the security firm Blackwater guilty of killing over a dozen unarmed Iraqis in Baghdad back in 20...

A US jury has found four former guards from the security firm Blackwater guilty of killing over a dozen unarmed Iraqis in Baghdad back in 2007. The jury in Washington said the ex-guards had acted wildly and out-of-control in an incident that eventually left 14 Iraqis killed and over a dozen wounded. It said it had found a key figure in the case, Nicholas Slatten, guilty of first-degree murder. Three other guards were found guilty of at least three counts of voluntary manslaughter. Slatten faces up to life in prison for murder. The other three face a mandatory minimum of 30 years in prison. The incident at the heart of the case caused an international uproar and also marred relations between Washington and Baghdad. Live @ http://www.presstv.ir/live.html Twitter @ http://twitter.com/PressTV LiveLeak @ http://www.liveleak.com/c/PressTV Facebook @ http://www.facebook.com/PRESSTV Google+ @ http://plus.google.com/+VideosPTV Instagram @ http://instagram.com/presstvchannel   Less

Abduljabbar Akidi the commander of FSA stand with IS fighters and say that they are his brothers (English)

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US Key Man in Syria Worked Closely with Terrorists Groups ISIL and Jabhat al-Nusra in 2013 #financial_support_div{ displ...

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Standoff in Hong Kong enters 2nd month

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Student activists remain firmly at odds with officials of Hong Kong's government even as their pro-democracy demonstrations enter a second m...

Student activists remain firmly at odds with officials of Hong Kong's government even as their pro-democracy demonstrations enter a second month. The protestors began staging sit-ins outside government buildings on September 26th. Two days later, tens of thousands of citizens joined them and occupied key roads. Students are still occupying major streets at 3 locations. On Saturday some argued with residents who are angry about the prolonged sit-ins. The protestors plan to hold 2-day ballots at the locations from Sunday to gather opinions to decide how to respond to government proposals made last week. The move is seen as an attempt to garner support for their position and heap more pressure on the government. The protestors are calling for Beijing to scrap a decision to effectively ban pro-democracy candidates from running for the post of Hong Kong's chief executive in 2017.   Less

Attn Pennsylvania governor tom Corbet ( powerful) book of enoch chapter 91 number 9

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This was god my father's metatrons archangels destroyers , abaddons , apollons , shoten-zenjin archangels destroyers , Tejas arch...

This was god my father's metatrons archangels destroyers , abaddons , apollons , shoten-zenjin archangels destroyers , Tejas archangels destroyers , malake-habbalah destroyers archangels , merkabah destroyers archangels with yom Kippur with fire http://www.onreligion.co.uk/britains-mosques-are-burning/ I'm jeshu JAH mashiach mahdi avatar maitreya moreh-tzedek messiah, read number 30 of gospel of Thomas , you will better understand who and what I walk with Godsof zion empire ( pantheon ) the atzilus heavens http://www.sacred-texts.com/chr/thomas.htm All seals open from book of creation http://www.sacred-texts.com/jud/yetzirah.htm You Christian's were warned in NIV BIBLE REVELATION 1 : 17-20 ( KEYS OF DEATH AND HADES ) ( 7 CIRCUITS - 7 STARS ) Hosanna Rabbah day (destruction from god) You Muslims warned in holy quran surah 83 numbers 6-17, tanakh Daniel 7:9-10 , holy bible wisdom 4:20 , holy bible 2 esdras 4 : 35-38 ( u heterosexuals will be destroyed) All warned that olam ha-ba messianic kingdom started on 15 nisan 5774, tanakh Daniel 2 : 44 chinese sage MO-TI warned u asians with gospels and prophecies. The entire earth will CURSE GOD MY FATHER ALPHA AND OMEGA THE SUPREME BEING FOREVER , just as ancient Israelites cursed god my father as they tried to return as slaves to Egypt , too get far away from god my father alpha and omega the supreme being with lord moses .   Less

The Piano Man

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Homeless guy tickles the keys