George Zimmerman trial: First recorded interview of Zimmerman after Trayvon Martin shooting
Monday, 1 July 2013
Audio: George Zimmerman trial: First recorded interview of Zimmerman after Trayvon Martin shooting
George Zimmerman trial update. Playback of first taped interview of George Zimmerman made by Sanford Police investigator Doris Singleton. Day 6 of Zimmerman trial July 1, 2013.
Videos: Gettysburg Day 1
Today is the 150th Anniversary of the first day of the Battle of Gettysburg where the Confederate Army under General Robert E. Lee engaged the Union Army.
Gettysburg - The Movie
Gettysburg, 1st Day: Reynolds Arrives
Gettysburg, 1st Day - Collapse of the Union line
Gettysburg - The Movie
George Zimmerman Trial - LIVE STREAM
Click the embed below to watch a Live Streaming embed of today's George Zimmerman Murder Trial from Florida.
Live Streaming the George Zimmerman Murder Trial via WPTV
Sunday, 30 June 2013
WARNING EXTREMELY GRAPHIC! Catholic Pries Beheaded in Syria by Islamic Terrorists
The Catholic news service quotes local sources who report that the radical Al-Qaeda-linked Jabhat al-Nusra, or Al-Nusra Front, was behind the savage killing. In video posted by Live Leak purporting to show the execution, dozens of men and boys are seen cheering on as three men are seated on the ground awaiting their grisly fate. The men are methodically beheaded one at a time by men holding what appears to be a simple kitchen knife after which the heads are placed on top of the bodies.
According to Catholic Online, the first victim was Murad.
A frenzy ensues, with dozens drawing out their smartphones to capture the bloody scene, as a chorus of Allahu Akbar ("Allah is the greatest") are sung with jihadi rapture. Several observers are seen moving within inches of the bodies in an effort to capture close-up photos. Catholic Online is raising alarm that western nations are providing support to the rebels who have shown a proclivity toward persecuting Christians: This should make it clear to Christians around the world what jihadists are about. Make no mistake. Catholics and Christians around the globe are under dire threat, particularly from the spread of militant Islam. Until the threat is recognized and taken seriously, martyrdoms like this will continue. Vatican Radio reports that Gassanieh, a village with a majority Christian population, had been under attack by Islamist fighters for the past few weeks, forcing most residents to flee for safety. It quotes Custos of the Holy Land, Franciscan Fr. Pierbattista Pizzaballa who says, "Unfortunately Syria has now become a battleground not only between Syrian forces, but also between Arab countries and the international community. And those paying the price are the poor, the young and the Christians. That the international community must put a stop to all this".
Pizzaballa told the Vatican News Agency, "The world must know that the support of gunmen by the west is helping extremists in killing Syrians. "With such stances, not a single Christian will remain in the East," he added. Vatican Radio writes, "Fr. Mourad was just one of the many men and women religious putting their faith on the front line in Syria, refusing to abandon the communities they serve, Christian and Muslim. They stay because they want to be a sign of hope, light and comfort to people in the midst of destruction."
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/...
According to Catholic Online, the first victim was Murad.
A frenzy ensues, with dozens drawing out their smartphones to capture the bloody scene, as a chorus of Allahu Akbar ("Allah is the greatest") are sung with jihadi rapture. Several observers are seen moving within inches of the bodies in an effort to capture close-up photos. Catholic Online is raising alarm that western nations are providing support to the rebels who have shown a proclivity toward persecuting Christians: This should make it clear to Christians around the world what jihadists are about. Make no mistake. Catholics and Christians around the globe are under dire threat, particularly from the spread of militant Islam. Until the threat is recognized and taken seriously, martyrdoms like this will continue. Vatican Radio reports that Gassanieh, a village with a majority Christian population, had been under attack by Islamist fighters for the past few weeks, forcing most residents to flee for safety. It quotes Custos of the Holy Land, Franciscan Fr. Pierbattista Pizzaballa who says, "Unfortunately Syria has now become a battleground not only between Syrian forces, but also between Arab countries and the international community. And those paying the price are the poor, the young and the Christians. That the international community must put a stop to all this".
Pizzaballa told the Vatican News Agency, "The world must know that the support of gunmen by the west is helping extremists in killing Syrians. "With such stances, not a single Christian will remain in the East," he added. Vatican Radio writes, "Fr. Mourad was just one of the many men and women religious putting their faith on the front line in Syria, refusing to abandon the communities they serve, Christian and Muslim. They stay because they want to be a sign of hope, light and comfort to people in the midst of destruction."
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/...
WARNING GRAPHIC VIDEO Syria - Al Qaeda's Nusra Fr Beheads Christian Priest
Texas Lt Governor David Dewhurst: We're passing this bill
In an exclusive Hot Air interview, Lt. Governor David Dewhurst of Texas insists that the attempt to hijack the legislative process by pro-abortion activists this week will not stop the state from passing a limitation on late-term abortions and requirements for clinics to meet the same standards as other ambulatory surgical centers. Dewhurst also says that his office is reviewing the security tapes from the demonstration that derailed the bill at the end of the regular session, and that arrests may be made for inciting a riot -- including perhaps some members of the media
Tx Lt Governor David Dewhurst: We're passing this bill
Video: Julian Assange Praises 'Hero' Snowden, Rebukes U.S. 'Disgraceful' Treatment On ABC This Week
Video: Appearing exclusively on ABC's This Week on Sunday morning, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange discussed his and NSA leaker Edward Snowden's respective asylum situations, as well as the United States' "disgraceful" treatment of Snowden in revoking his passport.
Julian Assange Praises 'Hero' Snowden, R
ebukes U.S. 'Disgraceful' Treatment On ABC This Week
Viral Video: Juggling Around Iceland
This video one has gone mega-viral online. A trip around Iceland with a GoPro and some juggling balls.
Juggling Around Iceland
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