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Could Christian Pulisic Lead The U.S. To The World Cup? | TMZ TV - Duration: 2:02.
THE UNITED STATES MEN'S
SOCCER TEAM HAS NEVER WON A
WORLD CUP IN THE HISTORY OF THE
WORLD CUP AND NO ONE EVER
THOUGHT WE COULD UNTIL NOW!
MEET CHRISTIAN PULISIC, OUR
SOCCER SAVIOR!
KATIE: HE'S CUTE.
HE IS CUTE.
ANNOUNCER: HUBBA, HUBBA, YES
HE --
WAIT A SECOND, HOW OLD IS THIS
KID?
EVAN: HE'S 18 YEARS OLD.
ANNOUNCER: BINGO BANGO, BACK
BUSINESS.
HE'S NOT ONLY HOT.
EVAN: HE IS THE WONDER PHENOM
HAILED AS THE NEXT BIG
TO HELP THE U.S. SOCCER TEAM
A WORLD CUP MAYBE.
ANNOUNCER: WE KNOW THAT
ONE OF THE GREATEST SOCCER
LEGENDS OF ALL TIME AND FS-1
SOCCER ANALYST, ALEXI LALAS, IS
GOING CRAZY FOR CHRISTIAN.
WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN
CONTENDERS TO WIN THE WORLD CUP
BUT WITH A GUY LIKE CHRISTIAN
PULISIC, IT MAKES IT MORE OF A
POSSIBILITY.
HARVEY: WHAT IF HE PLAYS FOR A
FOREIGN TEAM?
VAN: HE DOES.
HE PLAYS IN THE GERMAN LEAGUE.
HARVEY: DOESN'T THAT DEFEAT
PURPOSE?
ANNOUNCER: NO, HE PLAYS FOR
U.S. NATIONAL TEAM BUT GOES TO
GERMANY WHERE HE MAKES HIS
AND IS TREATED LIKE A GOD.
HE'S BASICALLY THE SOCCER
VERSION OF DAVID HASSELHOFF.
HE IS THE ONE AND ONLY
CHRISTIAN PULISIC AND WORTH THE
HYPE.
GET ON THE TRAIN.
EVAN: HE'S YOUNG, HE'S
HE'S GOOD LOOKING.
HE'S EVERYTHING YOU WANT.
HARVEY: WHY DOES GOOD LOOKING
MATTER IN SOCCER?
CHARLIE: IT MATTERS.
ANNOUNCER: YEAH, IT MATTERS.
SO, BRING US A WIN THIS WORLD
CUP, CHRISTIAN!
EVAN: GET ON THE PULISIC
THE P-TRAIN.
I'M ON IT.
CHOO CHOO!
ANNOUNCER: ALL ABOARD.
HE'S DEFINITELY 18, RIGHT?
SOMEONE CHECK THAT.
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US Japan search for 7 Navy sailors puzzle over ship crash - Duration: 20:37.
US, Japan search for 7 Navy sailors, puzzle over ship crash
US, Japan search for 7 Navy sailors, puzzle over ship crash.
YOKOSUKA, Japan (AP) — U.S. and Japanese vessels and aircraft searched Saturday for seven American sailors who were missing after their Navy destroyer collided before dawn with a container ship four times its size off the coast of Japan.
A Japan Coast Guard baot goes along with the damaged USS Fitzgerald near the U.S. Naval base in Yokosuka, southwest of Tokyo, after the U.S.
destroyer collided with the Philippine-registered container ship ACX Crystal in the waters off the Izu Peninsula Saturday, June 17, 2017.
Crew members from the destroyer USS Dewey were helping stabilize the damaged USS Fitzgerald after its collision off the coast of Japan before dawn Saturday, leaving seven sailors missing and at least three injured.
The damage of the right side of the USS Fitzgerald is seen off Shimoda, Shizuoka prefecture, Japan, after the Navy destroyer collided with a merchant ship, Saturday, June 17, 2017.
Navy says the USS Fitzgerald suffered damage below the water line on its starboard side after it collided with a Philippine-flagged merchant ship. (Iori Sagisawa/Kyodo News via AP) The damaged USS Fitzgerald is seen near the U.S.
Naval base in Yokosuka, southwest of Tokyo, after the U.S. destroyer collided with the Philippine-registered container ship ACX Crystal in the waters off the Izu Peninsula Saturday, June 17, 2017.
The USS Fitzgerald was back at its home port in Japan after colliding before dawn Saturday with the container ship four times its size, while the coast guard and Japanese and U.S.
military searched for seven sailors missing after the crash. The damaged USS Fitzgerald is seen near the U.S.
Naval base in Yokosuka, southwest of Tokyo, after the U.S. destroyer collided with the Philippine-registered container ship ACX Crystal in the waters off the Izu Peninsula Saturday, June 17, 2017.
Crew members from the destroyer USS Dewey were helping stabilize the damaged USS Fitzgerald after its collision off the coast of Japan before dawn Saturday, leaving seven sailors missing and at least three injured.
The damaged USS Fitzgerald is being towed by a tugboat in the waters near the U.S. Naval base in Yokosuka, southwest of Tokyo, after the U.S.
destroyer collided with the Philippine-registered container ship ACX Crystal in the waters off the Izu Peninsula Saturday, June 17, 2017.
The USS Fitzgerald was back at its home port in Japan after colliding before dawn Saturday with the container ship four times its size, while the coast guard and Japanese and U.S. military searched for seven sailors missing after the crash.
In this photo provided by Japans 3rd Regional Coast Guard Headquarters, the USS Fitzgerald is seen off Izu Peninsula in, Japan, after the Navy destroyer collided with a merchant ship, Saturday, June 17, 2017.
Seven Navy sailors were missing and at least two, including the captain, were injured after the U.S. destroyer collided with a merchant ship off the coast of Japan before dawn Saturday, the U.S.
Navy and Japanese coast guard reported. (Japans 3rd Regional Coast Guard Headquarters via AP) An injured USS Fitzgerald personnel is carried by U.S.
military personnel, left, and Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force members upon arriving to the U.S. Naval base in Yokosuka, southwest of Tokyo, after the U.S.
destroyer collided with the Philippine-registered container ship ACX Crystal in the waters off the Izu Peninsula Saturday, June 17, 2017.
Seven Navy sailors were missing and at least two, including the captain, were injured after the collision off the coast of Japan before dawn Saturday, the U.S. Navy and Japanese coast guard reported.
(Japans Defense Ministry via AP) U.S. military personnel prepare to transfer an injured on board USS Fitzgerald, off Izu Peninsula, Japan, after the Navy destroyer collided with a merchant ship, Saturday, June 17, 2017.
The Japan coast guard said it received an emergency call from a Philippine-registered container ship ACX Crystal early Saturday that it had collided with the Fitzgerald southwest of Yokusuka, Japan.
(Japans Defense Ministry via AP) The USS Fitzgerald, left, heads to Yokosuka, home base of the 7th Fleet, beside a U.S. tugboat, off Shimoda, Shizuoka prefecture, Japan, after the Navy destroyer collided with a merchant ship, Saturday, June 17, 2017.
Navy says the USS Fitzgerald suffered damage below the water line on its starboard side after it collided with a Philippine-flagged merchant ship.
(Iori Sagisawa/Kyodo News via AP) The damage of Philippine-registered container ship ACX Crystal is seen off Izu Oshima, Japan, after it collided with the USS Fitzgerald, Saturday, June 17, 2017.
The Japan coast guard said it received an emergency call from a Philippine-registered container ship ACX Crystal early Saturday that it had collided with the USS Fitzgerald.
(Iori Sagisawa/Kyodo News via AP) The USS Fitzgerald is seen off Shimoda, Shizuoka prefecture, Japan, after the Navy destroyer collided with a merchant ship, Saturday, June 17, 2017. Seven crew members are missing and one injured after the U.S.
Navy destroyer collided early Saturday morning with a merchant ship off the coast of Japan, the countrys coast guard reported.
(Iori Sagisawa/Kyodo News via AP) The Philippine-registered container ship ACX Crystal is seen off Izu Oshima, Japan, after it collided with the USS Fitzgerald southwest of Yokusuka, Japan, Saturday, June 17, 2017.
Navy says the USS Fitzgerald suffered damage below the water line on its starboard side after it collided with the Philippine-flagged merchant ship.
(Iori Sagisawa/Kyodo News via AP) The USS Fitzgerald is seen off Shimoda, Shizuoka prefecture, Japan, after the Navy destroyer collided with a merchant ship, Saturday, June 17, 2017.
The Japan Coast Guard said it received an emergency call from a Philippine-registered container ship ACX Crystal early Saturday that it had collided with the USS Fitzgerald southwest of Yokusuka, Japan.
(Iori Sagisawa/Kyodo News via AP) The damage of Philippine-registered container ship ACX Crystal is seen off Izu Oshima, Japan, after it had collided with the USS Fitzgerald southwest of Yokusuka, Japan, Saturday, June 17, 2017.
Navy says the USS Fitzgerald suffered damage below the water line on its starboard side after it collided with the Philippine-flagged merchant ship.
(Iori Sagisawa/Kyodo News via AP) The USS Fitzgerald is seen off Shimoda, Shizuoka prefecture, Japan, after the Navy destroyer collided with a merchant ship, Saturday, June 17, 2017.
Navy says the USS Fitzgerald suffered damage below the water line on its starboard side after it collided with a Philippine-flagged merchant ship.
(Iori Sagisawa/Kyodo News via AP) The damage of the right side of the USS Fitzgerald is seen off Shimoda, Shizuoka prefecture, Japan, after the Navy destroyer collided with a merchant ship, Saturday, June 17, 2017.
Navy says the USS Fitzgerald suffered damage below the water line on its starboard side after it collided with a Philippine-flagged merchant ship. (Iori Sagisawa/Kyodo News via AP) The damaged USS Fitzgerald is seen near the U.S.
Naval base in Yokosuka, southwest of Tokyo, after the U.S. destroyer collided with the Philippine-registered container ship ACX Crystal in the waters off the Izu Peninsula Saturday, June 17, 2017.
The USS Fitzgerald was back at its home port in Japan after colliding before dawn Saturday with a container ship four times its size, while the coast guard and Japanese and U.S.
military searched for seven sailors missing after the crash. The damage of the right side of the USS Fitzgerald is seen off Shimoda, Shizuoka prefecture, Japan, after the Navy destroyer collided with a merchant ship, Saturday, June 17, 2017.
Seven Navy sailors are missing and one was injured after a U.S. destroyer collided early Saturday morning with the Philippine-registered container ship off the coast of Japan, the countrys coast guard reported. (Iori Sagisawa/Kyodo News via AP) Map locates Yokosuka.
Japan; 1c x 3 inches; 46.5 mm x 76 mm; The guided-missile destroyer USS Fitzgerald (DDG 62) launches a missile from the aft missile deck during Multisail 17, a training exercise designed to improve interoperability between the U.S.
and Japanese forces, in the Philippine Sea. Navy destroyer has collided with a merchant ship off the coast of Japan, the U.S. military said, and there have been injuries. In a brief written statement, the U.S.
Pacific Fleet in Hawaii said the Navy has requested assistance from the Japanese Coast Guard. (Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class William McCann/U.S.
Navy via AP) People watch the damaged USS Fitzgerald being towed near the U.S. Naval base in Yokosuka, southwest of Tokyo, after the U.S.
destroyer collided with the Philippine-registered container ship ACX Crystal in the waters off the Izu Peninsula Saturday, June 17, 2017.
Crew members from the destroyer USS Dewey were helping stabilize the damaged USS Fitzgerald after its collision off the coast of Japan before dawn Saturday, leaving seven sailors missing and at least three injured.
June 17, 2017 The USS Fitzgerald was back at its home port in Yokosuka Naval Base south of Tokyo by sunset Saturday, its crew lined up on deck.
The Philippine-flagged container ship was berthed at Tokyos Oi wharf, where officials began questioning crew members about the cause of the nighttime crash.
After helping stabilize the USS Fitzgerald, the destroyer USS Dewey joined other American and Japanese vessels and aircraft in the search for the missing sailors. At least three other Navy sailors were injured in the collision.
Family members were frantically seeking news, appealing via social media for calls from sailors aboard from the ship. 7th Fleet said in a statement that the crash damaged two berthing spaces, a machinery room and the radio room.
Most of the more than 200 sailors aboard would have been asleep in their berths at the time of the pre-dawn crash.
Water was being pumped out of flooded areas and it was unclear how long it would take to get into the crushed mid-right side of the ship once it was at the pier in Yokosuka, the statement said.
This has been a difficult day, said Vice Adm. Aucoin, the commander of the 7th Fleet. I am humbled by the bravery and tenacity of the Fitzgerald crew.
Now that the ship is in Yokosuka, I ask that you help the families by maintaining their privacy as we continue the search for our shipmates. The USS Fitzgeralds captain, Cmdr. Bryce Benson, was airlifted early Saturday to the U.S.
Naval Hospital in Yokosuka and was in stable condition with a head injury, the Navy said. Two other crew members suffered cuts and bruises and were evacuated.
It was unclear how many others may have been hurt. The Navy said that the collision occurred 56 nautical miles (103 kilometers) southwest of Yokosuka, home to the 7th Fleet.
Right now we are focused on two things: the safety of the ship and the well-being of the sailors, said Adm. Scott Swift, commander of the U.S.
The Japanese coast guard said it received an emergency call from the container ship, the ACX Crystal, reporting the collision at around 2:20 a.m.
It was questioning crew members of the ACX Crystal, which is operated by the Japanese shipping company Nippon Yusen K.K., and was treating the incident as a case of possible professional negligence, said Masayuki Obara, a regional coast guard official.
The ACX Crystal weighs 29,060 tons and is 222 meters (730 feet) long, the coast guard said, much larger than the 8,315-ton Navy destroyer.
The container ships left bow was dented and scraped, but it did not appear to have sustained any major structural damage. Nippon Yusen said all of the ACX Crystals 20-member Filipino crew members were safe.
Conditions were clear at the time of the collision, though Yutaka Saito of the coast guard said the area is particularly busy with sea traffic. The names of the missing sailors were being withheld pending notification of their families.
U.S. Navy personnel set up support and counseling services to help families as they sought updates on crew members.
Just heard the sweetest voice and saw a wonderful face. Thank you all for the prayers, Rita Schrimsher of Athens, Alabama, tweeted after speaking with her 23-year-old grandson, Jackson Schrimsher, via Facetime.
It could have been worse, so were grateful, she said by phone. Associated Press writers Mari Yamaguchi and Elaine Kurtenbach in Tokyo and Cathy Bussewitz and Jennifer Kelleher in Honolulu contributed to this report.
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South Korea, the United States and Japan are reportedly fine-tuning the details of a three-way
summit to be held alongside the G20 next month in Germany.
It would be the first meeting of its kind under the new governments in Seoul and Washington.
According to Japan's Yomiuri Shimbun, citing a Japanese government source, the three sides
are expected to discuss the subject of North Korea, and reconfirm their united stance on
stopping the regime's weapons programs.
The paper also reports that they're likely to exchange views on the 2015 agreement between
South Korea and Japan on Tokyo's sexual enslavement of Korean women during World War Two.
The issue of the so-called "comfort women" remains a sore subject between Seoul and Tokyo,
with the new Moon administration in South Korea opposing the deal.
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ADV: A New Religion for Us, part 4 - June 17, 2017 (with CC) - Duration: 24:34.
Welcome to American Dissident Voices.
I'm Kevin Alfred Strom.
TODAY we continue our exploration of an awakening — an awakening that began with Charles Darwin,
exploded into life in the ideas of Shaw and Nietzsche, and found its highest expression
in the entirely new kind of human society pioneered by Adolf Hitler in National Socialist
Germany.
It is an awakening that has just begun.
When we left off last week, we were discussing the nature of Judaism and its offshoots, especially
Christianity, and their gods — their crude anthropocentrism, their refusal to acknowledge
the evolutionary nature of Life and the Universe, their irrationality, and their utter unsuitability
as moral guides to help us do what must be done in order to survive — their total inability
to lead us ever upward toward the stars.
Today we will learn that even those who believe they have cast off the superstitions of the
Abrahamic faiths — "secular humanists," atheists, Marxists, most libertarians, liberal
elitists — are in truth still in bondage to the poisonous ideas that sprang from Judaism.
Instead of leading us upward, toward our evolutionary destiny, they wallow in the mire of a nonexistent
"human equality" and waste our time, our energy, and our very lives in pursuit of ignoble
goals such as making sure that every arguably human wastrel has a full belly and a large-screen
television.
Life, my friends — your life — can be much, much different than the shallow mockery
of life offered by these blind men and liars.
Our text for this week is by the National Socialist writer and mystic, Savitri Devi,
taken from her book Impeachment of Man.
To read this work, I give you Miss Vanessa Neubauer.
* * *
Man-Centered Creeds versus Racial-Hierarchical Reality (continued)
by Savitri Devi
But when later Jews proclaimed him to be the God of all mankind; when he crept into Christianity
as the Heavenly Father of Christ and the First Person of the Holy Trinity; and into Islam
as the One God revealed to man through his last and definitive mouthpiece, the Prophet
Mohammed; and finally, when he colored the ideology of the humanitarian theists — and
even atheists — as the unavoidable remnant of a tradition hard to die, then the conception
of him became more and more irrational.
There was less and less any reason for his solicitude to stop at mankind.
Yet it did stop there.
There was, more and more, every reason for him to evolve into a truly universal God of
all life.
Yet he did not evolve that way.
He could not drop the long-cherished propensity of picking out a fraction of his creation
and blessing it with a special blessing, to the exclusion of the rest.
That fraction of the great Universe had once been the Jewish people.
It was now the human race — a trifling improvement, if one ponders over it from an astronomical
(that is to say, from what we can imagine to be the only truly divine) angle of vision.
The great creeds of the world west of India remained man-centered, it would seem, because
they never could free themselves entirely from the marks of their particular tribal
origin among the sons of Abraham.
The Jews never were a race that one could accuse of giving animals too great a place
in its everyday life and thoughts.
Christ, who came "to fulfil" the Jewish law and prophecies (not to introduce into
the world a different, more rational, and truly kindlier trend of thought) appears never
to have bothered his head about the dumb creatures.
We speak, of course, of Christ as the Christian Gospels present him to us.
That Christ — we have no means whatsoever of finding out whether a "truer" one ever
lived — never performed a miracle, never even intervened in a natural manner, in favor
of any beast, as his contemporary, Apollonius of Tyana, not to speak of any more ancient
and illustrious Master such as the blessed Buddha, is supposed to have done.
He never spoke of God's love for animals save to assert that He loved human beings
a fortiori, much more.
He never mentioned nor implied man's duties towards them, though he did not omit to mention,
and to stress, other duties.
If the Gospels are to be taken as they are written, then his dealings with nonhuman sentient
creatures consisted, on one occasion, of sending some evil spirits into a herd of swine, that
they might no longer torment a man, and, another time, of making his disciples, who were mostly
fishermen by profession, as every one knows, catch an incredible quantity of fish in their
nets.
In both cases his intention was obviously to benefit human beings at the expense of
the creatures, swine, or fish.
As for plants, it is true that he admired the lilies of the fields; but it is no less
true that he cursed a fig tree for not producing figs out of season and caused it to wither,
so that his disciples might understand the power of faith and prayer.
Fervent English or German Christians, who love animals and trees, may retort that nobody
knows exactly all that Jesus actually said, and that the gospels contain the story of
only a few of his numberless miracles.
That may be.
But as there are no records of his life save the Gospels, we have to be content with what
is revealed therein.
Moreover, Christianity as an historical growth is centered around the person of Christ as
the Gospels describe him.
And, as Norman Douglas has timely remarked, it remains a fact that the little progress
accomplished in recent years in the countries of northwestern Europe and in America, as
regards kindness to dumb beasts, was realized in spite of Christianity, and not because
of it.
To say, as some do, that every word of the Christian Gospels has an esoteric meaning,
and that "swine" and "fishes" and the "barren fig tree" are intended there
to designate anything but real live creatures, would hardly make things better.
It would still be true that kindness to animals is not spoken of in the teaching of Jesus
as it has come down to us, while other virtues, in particular kindness to people, are highly
recommended.
And the development of historical Christianity would remain, in all its details, what we
know it to be….
That people whose outlook is conditioned by biblical tradition should put a great stress
upon the special place of man in the scheme of life; that they should insist on man's
sufferings, and on the necessity of man's happiness, without apparently giving as much
as a thought to the other living creatures, one can understand.
They follow the Book to which they may or may not add some secondary scriptures based
upon it.
They cannot be expected to go beyond what is prescribed in it or in those later scriptures.
But there are, in the West, ever since the Middle Ages, increasing numbers of people
who dare to do without the Book altogether; who openly reject all divine revelation as
unprovable, and who see in their conscience the only source of their moral judgements
and their only guide in moral matters.
It is remarkable that these people, free from the fetters of any established faith, still
retain the outlook of their fathers as regards man's relation to animals and to living
nature in general.
Free Thought, while rightly brushing aside all man-centered metaphysics; while replacing
the man-centered conceptions of the Universe by a magnificent vision of order and beauty
on a cosmic scale — a scientific vision, more inspiring than anything that religious
imagination had ever invented, and in which man is but a negligible detail — Free Thought,
we say, omitted entirely to do away with the equally outdated man-centered scale of values,
inherited from those religions that sprang from Judaism.
Sons of Greek rationalism, as regards their intellectual outlook, the Westerners who boast
of no longer being Christians — and the few advanced young men of Turkey and Persia,
and of the rest of the Near and Middle East, who boast of no longer being orthodox Muslims
— remain, as regards their scale of moral values, the sons of a deep-rooted religious
tradition which goes back as far as some of the oldest fragments of the Jewish Scriptures:
the tradition according to which man, created in God's own image, is the only living being
born for eternity, and has a value altogether out of proportion with that of any other animal
species.
There has been, it is true, in the West, in recent years — nay, there is, for nothing
which is in harmony with the Laws of Life can ever be completely suppressed — a non-Christian
(one should even say an anti-Christian) and definitely more than political school of thought
which courageously denounced this age-old yet erroneous tradition, and set up a different
scale of values and different standards of behaviour.
[Here Savitri Devi is referring to National Socialism.
— Editor] It accepted the principle of the rights of animals, and set a beautiful dog
above a degenerate man.
It replaced the false ideal of "human brotherhood," by the true one of a naturally hierarchised
mankind harmoniously integrated into the naturally hierarchised Realm of life, and, as a logical
corollary of this, it boldly preached the return to the mystic of genuine nationalism
rooted in healthy race-consciousness, and the resurrection of the old national gods
of fertility and of battle (or the exaltation of their philosophical equivalents) which
many a Greek "thinker" and some of the Jewish prophets themselves had already discarded
— politely speaking: "transcended" — in decadent Antiquity.
And its racialist values, solidly founded upon the rock of divine reality, and intelligently
defended as they were, in comparison with the traditional man-centered ones inherited,
in Europe, from Christianity, are, and cannot but remain, whatever may be the material fate
of their great Exponent [Adolf Hitler — Ed.] and of the regime he created, the only unassailable
values of the contemporary and future world.
But it is, for the time being, a "crime" to mention them, let alone to uphold them
— and their whole recent setting — in broad daylight.
The opposite ideologies, more in keeping with the general tendencies of modern Free Thought
from the Renaissance onwards, have only broken off apparently with the man-centered faiths.
In fact, our international Socialists and our Communists, while pushing God and the
supernatural out of their field of vision, are more Christian-like than the Christian
Churches ever were.
He who said, "Love they neighbor as thyself" has to-day no sincerer and more thorough disciples
than those zealots whose foremost concern is to give every human being a comfortable
life and all possibilities of development, through the intensive and systematic exploitation
by all of the resources of the material world, animate and inanimate, for man's betterment.
Communism, that new religion — for it is a sort of religion — exalting the common
man; that philosophy of the rights of humanity as the privileged species, is the natural
logical outcome of real Christianity.
It is the Christian doctrine of the labor of love for one's neighbors, freed from
the overburdening weight of Christian theology….
And that is not all.
Even Christian theology will perhaps not always remain as totally worthless to them as our
Communist friends often think.
It may be, one day, that they will bring themselves to use it.
And, if ever they do, who will blame them but those nominal Christians who have forgotten
the out and out "proletarian" character of their Master and of his first disciples?
The myth of the God of mankind taking flesh in the son of the carpenter of Nazareth may
well be interpreted as a symbol foreshadowing the deification of the working majority of
men — of the "masses"; of man in general — in our times….
The generous "morality" derived from modern Free Thought is no better than that based
upon the time-honored man-centered creeds that have their origin in Jewish tradition.
It is a morality centered — like the old Chinese morality, wherever true Buddhism and
Taoism have not modified it — around "the dignity of all men" and human society as
the supreme fact, the one reality that the individual has to respect and to live for;
a morality which ignores everything of man's affiliation with the rest of living Nature,
and looks upon sentient creatures as having no value except inasmuch as they are exploitable
by man for the "higher" purpose of his health, comfort, clothing, amusement, etc.
The moral creed of the Free Thinker today is a man-centered creed….
We believe that there is a different way of looking at things — a different way, in
comparison with which this man-centered outlook appears as childish, mean, and barbaric as
the philosophy of any man-eating tribe might seem, when compared with that of the Christian
saints, or even of the sincerest ideologists of modern international Socialism or Communism.
NOTE
The title of these excerpts is editorial; the text was originally prepared and edited
by Irmin Vinson of the Racial Nationalist Library.
* * *
You have been listening to Vanessa Neubauer reading part four in our series "A New Religion
for Us."
This week's program was based on the writings of National Socialist mystic and writer Savitri
Devi.
Be listening in future weeks as we explore the religious ideas of Adolf Hitler, Devi,
Ben Klassen, and other thinkers who sought to find a spiritual path for our race — culminating
with the revolutionary religious ideas of Dr. William Pierce, who founded a Nature-based
religion, Cosmotheism, uniquely suited for the men and women of our race.
That's all coming up right here on American Dissident Voices.
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Be aware: US Government Discover Lead In 20% Of Baby Foods - Duration: 5:16.
The Environmental Defense Fund has found that over 20 percent of baby food samples contains
dangerous levels of lead.
In an analysis of 11 years of federal data, lead was found in various fruit juices, root
vegetables and cookies used for teething babies.
CNN reports: The organization's primary focus was on the baby foods because of how
detrimental lead can be to child development.
"Lead can have a number of effects on children and it's especially harmful during critical
windows of development," said Dr. Aparna Bole, pediatrician at University Hospitals
Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital in Cleveland, who was not involved with the report.
"The largest burden that we often think about is neurocognitive that can occur even
at low levels of lead exposure."
Lead can cause problems with attention and behavior, cognitive development, the cardiovascular
system and immune system, Bole said.
The samples studied were not identified by brand, and the levels of lead are thought
to be relatively low.
Still, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, no safe blood lead
level in children has been identified.
In a draft report released earlier this year, the Environmental Protection Agency estimated
that over 5 percent of children consume more than 6 micrograms per day of lead — the
maximum daily intake level set by the Food and Drug Administration in .
This surprised Tom Neltner, Environmental Defense Fund's chemicals policy director,
who has spent 20 years researching and working to reduce lead exposures.
His further analysis of the EPA report was that food is the major source of lead exposure
in two-thirds of toddlers.
This spurred the organization to examine data from the FDA's Total Diet Study for specific
sources of exposure for kids.
In the resulting report, released Thursday, Neltner found that the baby food versions
of apple juice, grape juice and carrots had detectable lead more often than the regular
versions.
Researchers could determine how frequently contamination occurred, but not at what levels.
According to the FDA, lead makes its way into food through contaminated soil, but Neltner
suspects that processing may also play a role.
"I can't explain it other than I assume baby food is processed more," Neltner said.
The Environmental Defense Fund report notes that more research on the sources of contamination
is needed.
FDA has set guidance levels of 100 parts per billion (ppb) for candy and dried fruit and
50 ppb for fruit juices.
The allowable level for lead in bottled water is 5 ppb.
Concern over fruit juices flared up in 2012 when Consumer Reports found that 1 in 4 samples
of apple and grape juices had lead levels higher than the FDA's bottled-water limit
of 5 ppb.
"The FDA is continuing to work with industry to further limit the amount of lead in foods
to the greatest extent feasible, especially in foods frequently consumed by children,"
read an agency statement in response to the report.
"The agency is in the process of reevaluating the analytical methods it uses for determining
when it should take action with respect to measured levels of lead in particular foods,
including those consumed by infants and toddlers."
Neltner said he's glad the FDA is working on the issue but wants them to "get it done.
Move quicker."
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The Environmental Defense Fund isn't recommending that parents avoid certain foods or brands
for their children but does advise that they consult their pediatrician about all means
of lead exposure.
"In many American communities, the most significant route of lead exposure is from
paint and soil," Bole said.
"Avoiding all sources of exposure of lead poisoning is incredibly important … but
the last thing I would want is for a parent to restrict their child's diet or limit
their intake of healthy food groups."
She added that pediatricians recommend limiting or eliminating fruit juices from children's
diets, anyway, for nutritional reasons.
"There are good reasons to limit juice other than this particular report," Bole said.
But she said she wouldn't want parents to avoid root vegetables altogether.
"The benefits of those nutritious foods far outweigh any risk," she said, especially
in the context of where kids are most exposed to lead.
In response to a request for comment, Gerber said that samples of its baby foods and juices
"consistently fall well within the available guidance levels and meet our own strict standards."
And samples of Gerber juices were all below the EPA standard for drinking water.
"We know parents may be concerned about a recent report on lead in foods and want
to reassure them that Gerber foods and juices are safe," the statement read.
The Environmental Defense Fund report was ultimately directed at the food industry and
FDA in the hopes of getting limits and standards updated.
But lead in paint and drinking water shouldn't fall by the wayside, Neltner said.
"You've got to deal with this issue on multiple fronts."
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US warships collide PHILIPPINE shipping ship off the coast of JAPAN - Duration: 1:15.
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US Secretary of State warns of conflict with CHINA - Duration: 2:37.
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Search Continues For US Sailors After Ship Crash Off Japan - Duration: 0:24.
SEVEN SAILORS ARE MISSING
AFTER A NAVY DESTROYER CRASHED
INTO A MERCHANT SHIP OFF THE
COAST OF JAPAN.
A JAPANESE COAST GUARD IS
HELPING CONDUCT A MEDTY SLACK.
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Qatar Buys U.S. F-15s Days After Trump Says Country Funds Terrorism - Duration: 4:46.
Qatar Buys U.S. F-15s Days After Trump Says Country Funds Terrorism
Qatar said Wednesday it has signed a $12 billion deal to buy F-15 fighter jets from the United States — just days after President Donald Trump accused the country of being a high-level sponsor of terrorism.
The announcement came after the countrys defense minister met with Defense Secretary Jim Mattis in Washington.
Qatar signs LOA for the purchase of the F-15QA fighter jets creating 60,000 new jobs in 42 states across the United States pic. twitter. com/tnOAC3KGma — Meshal Hamad AlThani (@Amb_AlThani) June 14, 2017.
News of the sale comes amid a diplomatic crisis. Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Egypt, and the United Arab Emirates cut diplomatic and transport ties with Qatar last week and accused it of supporting terrorism and regional unrest.
Despite these allegations, Qatar is a crucial ally to Washington in the Middle East. It is home to 10,000 American troops and a major American military base that acts as the center of U.S. operations in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan.
The sale appeared to be another example of the confusing series of mixed messages sent by the Trump administration, in which the White House speaks in an entirely different voice from the military and diplomatic wing of the U.S. government.
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Mattis and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson have urged a conciliatory approach to the Gulf standoff, but Trumps comments last week broke with this tone.
The president called Qatar a funder of terrorism at a very high level, telling a press conference in the White House Rose Garden that the country had to do more to combat terrorism.
The time had come to call on Qatar to end its funding of extremist ideology, he said. Stop teaching people to kill other people, stop filling their heads with hate..
Qatars Emir Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani meets with President Donald Trump in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on May 21. Jonathan Ernst / Reuters, file.
However, Trump also met with Qatars ruling emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, during his visit to Saudi Arabia last month.
We are friends, weve been friends now for a long time, havent we? Trump asked at that meeting. Our relationship is extremely good.. After signing the deal Wednesday, Qatar emphasized the countrys alliance.
Qatari Defense Minister Khalid bin Mohammed al-Attiyah said its purchase of American F-15s underscores the longstanding commitment of the state of Qatar in jointly working with our friends and allies in the United States.
Air Force F-15 fighter jet. Bob Strong / Reuters, file. Al-Attiyah said the deal would ensure closer strategic collaboration in our fight to counter violent extremism and promote peace and stability in our region and beyond.
The Pentagon told Reuters in an email that the sale will increase security cooperation and military compatibility between the U.S.
military announced a similar $21.1 billion deal in November, in the waning days of the Obama administration, for 72 F-15QA fighter jets for Qatar, the Associated Press reported.
However, the AP said it wasnt immediately clear whether the two deals were one and the same.
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