End Times Headline News. March 12 2024

Ukrainian drone hits Russian regional government. Russia, China and Iran joint naval exercise. Houthis target US ship. Exchanges between Israel and Hezbollah escalate. The Great Ponzi Scheme

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Ukrainian drone bomb hits Russian regional government – official

The kamikaze aircraft injured two women at the building of the Belgorod Region administration, Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov has said

A Ukrainian kamikaze drone injured two women when it hit the offices of the Belgorod Region administration on Tuesday, Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov has reported. One of the victims was injured by shrapnel, while the other suffered a concussion, the senior official said. The explosion of the aircraft’s payload shattered windows of the building and caused other damage to its exterior, he added.

Russia Foils Attempt by Ukrainian Armed Formations to Break Into Belgorod and Kursk Regions

MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Russian military, together with units of the border service of the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB), thwarted Ukraine's attempt to break into the Russian border territory in the Belgorod and Kursk regions overnight, the Russian Defense Ministry said on Tuesday.

"This morning, units of the Russian armed forces, together with units of the border service of the FSB of Russia, thwarted an attempt by the Kiev regime to break into the border territory of Russia in the Belgorod and Kursk regions," the ministry said in a statement, adding that Ukrainian forces tried to invade Russia with the support of tanks and armored fighting vehicles in three directions.

Ukrainian drones strike several Russian oil facilities – officials

The coordinated raid targeted refineries in Oryol and Nizhny Novgorod regions

The Russian military intercepted at least 25 hostile targets over seven regions overnight, but at least one Ukrainian drone crashed into an oil facility in the western city of Oryol early Tuesday morning. Several more UAVs targeted a refinery on the outskirts of Nizhny Novgorod. The attack in Oryol targeted a “fuel and energy complex facility” in the city around 350km south of Moscow, Governor Andrey Klychkov announced in a statement at 3:30am local time. There were no casualties or injuries on the ground, according to the official.

Military transport plane crashes in Russia

An Il-76 was lost east of Moscow due to engine failure, the Defense Ministry has reported

An Ilyushin Il-76 military transport plane crashed in Russia on Tuesday, after one of its engines failed during take-off, the Defense Ministry has reported. The aircraft had 15 people on board, including eight crew members and seven passengers, the statement said. The incident happened in Ivanovo Region, some 250km east of the capital of Moscow.

EU to start sending Russian money to Ukraine this summer – FT

A first tranche of over $3 billion could be disbursed in July, the outlet has learned

The European Commission is pressing ahead with its plan to give Kiev up to €3 billion ($3.2 billion) from profits generated by frozen Russian assets amid waning financial support from the US, the Financial Times reported on Tuesday. Brussels is fast-tracking the decision to seize the interest earned from the assets held at clearinghouse Euroclear, starting from February onwards, the article stated. 

"He'll Kill Us All" - New Head Of Ukrainian Forces Nicknamed 'The Butcher' By Own Troops

The new head of the Ukrainian army, Oleksandr Syrskyi, is known as “the butcher” by his own troops, and there are fears his aggressive style will lead to massive losses for Ukrainians in the east on top of already high casualties.

While President Zelensky claims that Ukraine has suffered only 31, 000 soldier deaths, most analysts, and those in Ukraine, know that number is far from reality. In fact, Ukraine’s ally, the United States, estimates that Ukraine had lost 70,000 men already last summer, on top of many more severely wounded or psychologically traumatized. The number of missing also remains high. In a new interview with Politico, one soldier who wished to remain anonymous warned about the 58-year-old Syrskyi, saying: “He will kill us all.”

UK pressures Germany on long-range missiles for Ukraine

The UK is open to “all options” when it comes to achieving “maximum effect” for Kiev, David Cameron has said

Western nations should enhance their military support to Ukraine and “invest” more in NATO, British Foreign Secretary David Cameron told Germany’s Sueddeutsche Zeitung in an interview published on Friday. London is ready to work with Berlin on “solving the issues” preventing Germany from providing Kiev with its long-range Taurus missiles, he added.

Russia, China and Iran launch joint naval exercise

Warships from the three countries will run drills to ensure maritime security

Russian, Chinese, and Iranian navy ships are holding a joint exercise in the Arabian Sea this week, staging from the Port of Chah Bahar in the Gulf of Oman. The wargames – Maritime Security Belt – are scheduled to run from March 12-15 and involve vessels and aircraft from the three countries. Envoys from the militaries of Azerbaijan, India, Kazakhstan, Oman, Pakistan, and South Africa are in attendance as observers.

Houthis target US ship in Red Sea as they threaten to ramp up attacks during Ramadan

Yemen’s internationally recognized government says at least 11 people were killed in US-British strikes on the Iran-backed rebels

Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthi group fired missiles at a Liberian-flagged container ship in the Red Sea but did not hit the vessel, the US Central Command said on Tuesday. Two anti-ship ballistic missiles were fired at the Pinocchio from Yemeni territory, CENTCOM said, resulting in no damage or injuries. Houthi military spokesperson Yahya Sarea earlier on Tuesday said the group had targeted and hit the ship, which he described as “American.”

Massive barrage of 100 rockets pounds North, Israel strikes back

These exchanges between Israel and Hezbollah continue to escalate as the war with Hamas rages on in Gaza. 

Israel responded with several strikes on Hezbollah infrastructure in Lebanon after alarms sounded in the Galilee and the Golan Heights as two barrages of at least 100 rockets in total were launched at northern Israel on Tuesday morning, the IDF reported. The first round contained 30 rockets, and the second round contained 70. Crashes were reportedly sighted in open areas near Ein Kuniya, Snir, Sha'ar Yashuv, and Kfar Szold.  

Biden says no plans to address Knesset amid deepening public spat with Netanyahu

US president also says no meeting with PM in the works as reporters press him about Israel-Hamas war; State Department reveals transfer of massive flour shipment to Gaza has begun

US President Joe Biden told reporters he does not have any plans to address the Knesset, after saying over the weekend that he would be willing to do so to directly appeal to the Israeli public regarding his concerns over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s prosecution of the war against the Hamas terror regime in Gaza. After responding yes when asked in an MSNBC interview whether he would be willing to take the far-reaching step, he declined to provide any additional information.

Biden mulling conditions on Israel military aid if Rafah assault goes ahead — report

Four US sources tell Politico that an offensive against southern Gaza city, where more than 1 million displaced Gazans are sheltering, could prompt strong reaction

US President Joe Biden would consider placing conditions on future military aid to Israel if its military moves ahead with a planned offensive against the southern Gaza Strip city of Rafah, US officials told the Politico news site in a Monday report. Four officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told the outlet that though Biden has not yet made a decision on limiting weapons supplies, he may be prompted to do so if a Rafah operation endangers Palestinian civilians.

Katz decries UN’s ‘silence’ on Hamas attacks at meeting on Oct. 7 sexual violence

US envoy says report ‘confirms what we have known for months’ about terror group’s conduct, calls it ‘a gross affront’ to treat ‘these atrocities with suspicion and skepticism’

Foreign Minister Israel Katz used a Monday emergency UN Security Council meeting on sexual violence perpetrated on and after October 7 to urge the body to formally recognize Hamas as a terror organization. “Hamas must be declared a terrorist organization and face the heaviest sanctions possible,” Katz said after traveling from Israel to attend the session on a report published earlier this month by the UN’s special envoy on sexual violence.

Arab family member of Gaza hostage confronts Palestinian Ambassador at UN

"Why did they kidnap my family? What crime did they commit that Hamas kidnapped them? They have been in the tunnels for 5 months, and for what?"

Israeli Arab Ali Ziadna, who has family members held hostage in Gaza, confronted Palestinian Ambassador to the UN Riyad Mansour on Monday after the UNSC debate on sexual violence committed by Hamas, and criticized him for allowing his family members and other fellow Muslims to wallow in Hamas captivity, according to a video posted on X.

As first ship sails, Israel to inspect all aid from Cyprus; aid groups will distribute

Official says increasing humanitarian aid to Gazans is crucial for international legitimacy during war; IDF to ensure no attacks or looting at new jetty built to accept goods

Israel has been working for three months on bringing aid to Gaza from Cyprus by ship, a senior Israeli official told The Times of Israel on Monday night, hours before a vessel inaugurating the sea route set sail from Larnaca. The official said that Israel understood early on that it needs international legitimacy to prosecute the campaign against Hamas, and that “international legitimacy is mainly the humanitarian issue.”

Terror suspects arrested in Europe had images of Jewish, Israeli targets — report

Afghan, Syrian refugees detained on suspicion of terror activities in December in Bosnia and Austria thought to be ‘motivated by Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza’

A number of terror suspects arrested in December in Bosnia and Austria had images of Jewish and Israeli targets on their cellphones, the Wall Street Journal reported Monday, citing investigators who said the photos “suggested they were motivated by Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza.” According to the report, the suspects were among individuals in two separate groups of refugees from Afghanistan and Syria who were detained on suspicion of terror activities. The suspects were in possession of arms and ammunition including Kalashnikovs and pistols, the newspaper added.

Haiti Prime Minister Resigns Amid Ascent Civil War, Rumors Of Cannibalism

Haiti Prime Minister Ariel Henry announced Tuesday morning that he will resign after several weeks of chaos and what could be an unfolding low-scale civil war as gangs fight for control. 

Henry said in a statement that he would step down as prime minister immediately after a transitional presidential council is formed and an interim prime minister is named. "The government that I'm running cannot remain insensitive in this situation. There is no sacrifice that is too big for our country," Henry said in a statement, adding, "The government I'm running will remove itself immediately after the installation of the council."

Portuguese Center-Right Coalition Ends Socialists' 8-Year Reign; Populist Party Soars

In the latest demonstration of a broad swing to the political right among the peoples of Europe, a tight parliamentary election in Portugal has ended with the Socialist Party conceding that its 8-year grip on power has ended. A center-right coalition emerged with a thin edge, while a populist, anti-immigration, tough-on-crime party emerged as a major force. 

With 99% of votes tallied, the center-right AD coalition had 79 seats to the Socialists' 77. But the biggest storyline is the phenomenal surge by the populist Chega party, which is suddenly the third-largest in Portugal, despite having been founded less than five years ago. 

Trump Says No More 'Free Milk' For NATO Free Loaders

The mainstream media and political establishment are outraged over Donald Trump’s latest comments about NATO. Instead of all the dramatic pearl-clutching, they should be embracing his position.

Trump recently issued a stern warning to America’s NATO allies, specifically those who are still failing to uphold their commitment to spending at least 2 percent of GDP on defense. Recounting a conversation he had with the leader of a delinquent NATO member who sought reassurance that America would defend their country from Russian attack, Trump declared that he would let Russia do “whatever the hell they want” to NATO countries that refuse to make minimum expenditures toward their own defense.

Boeing Whistleblower Found Dead In A Truck From "Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound"

The latest twist in what can only be described as an onslaught of horrific news surrounding Boeing - or perhaps the sequel to the Hudsucker Proxy where a mysterious cabal is trying to spark a stock panic so they can buy the company for pennies on the dollar - came this afternoon when we learned that a key whistleblower employee, a former quality control manager who raised concerns about the firm's production standards, was found dead after an apparent suicide.

John Barnett, a former veteran Boeing employee of 32 years, passed away from a self-inflicted wound on March 9, as confirmed by the Charleston County coroner, according to BBC which broke the news on Monday evening.

FAA Audit Finds Dozens Of Boeing 737 Max Production Issues, NYT Reports

The Federal Aviation Administration's six-week audit of the clowns running Boeing and Spirit AeroSystems has found dozens of problems in the 737 Max manufacturing process, according to The New York Times, citing an FAA presentation.

During Boeing's audit, the FAA conducted 89 product reviews, which evaluated the manufacturing process. Of the 89 audits, the planemaker passed 56 but did not meet specific standards in 33, resulting in 97 alleged noncompliance. The presentation comes two months after a door plug ripped off a 737 Max 9 during an Alaska Airlines flight. Since then, Boeing has come under intense scrutiny over its manufacturing process. The latest findings should concern airlines operating fleets of these planes and passengers. 

The Great Ponzi Scheme

The fiscal burden of the United States is getting seriously out of hand.

The United States is in fiscal trouble. The burden of government spending has increased by nearly $3 trillion over the past 10 years—nearly doubling in just one decade! And that means more resources diverted from the economy’s productive sector, which is bad news whether the spending is financed by taxes, borrowing, or money printing. To make matters worse, the burden of spending will get even heavier in the coming decades, mostly because politicians have saddled the nation with poorly designed entitlement programs that make no sense given our aging population. 

The US Economy Looks Good On Paper – Here’s Why It’s Actually A Disaster In Progress

One of my favorite false narratives floating around corporate media platforms has been the argument that the American people “just don’t seem to understand how good the economy really is right now.” If only they would look at the stats, they would realize that we are in the middle of a financial renaissance, right? It must be that people have been brainwashed by negative press from conservative sources…

I have to laugh at this claim because it’s a very common one throughout history – It’s an assertion made by almost every single political regime right before a major collapse. These people always say the same things, and when you study economics as long as I have you can’t help but throw up your hands and marvel at their dedication to the propaganda.

The U.S. Debt Is Rising By $1 TRILLION Every 100 Days!

Documentary: Deception At Our Southern Border

How Crazy Will Migrant Crisis Become?

explains how serious this situation is at the US southern border.This is far bigger than millions of people coming for asylum or work. President Biden unleashed the worst illegal mass immigration crisis  ever to hit America. It allows a growing number of men of military age (enemy combatants) entry into in the US. If that isn’t treason, what is? This is a well-planned strategy that endangers all Americans in multiple ways. To solve these problems, we have to know they exist   The documentary below explains that illegal migration is being weaponized with the help of the United Nations and US government!

Over 140,000 Farms Lost In 5 Years

Between 2017 and 2022, the number of farms in the U.S. declined by 141,733 or 7%, according to USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture, released on Feb. 13. Acres operated by farm operations during the same timeframe declined by 20.1 million (2.2%), a loss equivalent to an area about the size of Maine.

Only 1.88% of acres operated and 1% of farm operations were classified under a non-family corporate farm structure. Conducted every five years, the Census of Agriculture collects data on land use and ownership, producer characteristics, production practices, income and expenditures. USDA defines a farm as an operation that produced and sold, or normally would have sold, $1,000 or more of agricultural products during the census year.

Science Magazine Claims West’s ‘Aversion’ To Cannablism Is Rooted in Racism, Colonialism, And Christianity

Modern Western society lives by the motto “Do what’s right for you.” And if that’s the ethic of the day, every “social taboo” must fall to give way to doing what’s right for you. It also means that one culture—like the West—can’t judge another culture—like the Aghori, a Hindu sect—even if they reportedly occasionally eat people “in pursuit of transcendence.” It’s part of living in a time like the judges, when “everyone did what was right in his own eyes” (Judges 21:25), because there is no recognized ultimate authority.

U.S. Must Move ‘Decisively’ to Avert ‘Extinction-Level’ Threat From Artificial Intelligence

The U.S. government must move “quickly and decisively” to avert substantial national security risks stemming from artificial intelligence (AI) which could, in the worst case, cause an “extinction-level threat to the human species,” says a report commissioned by the U.S. government published on Monday.

“Current frontier AI development poses urgent and growing risks to national security,” the report, which TIME obtained ahead of its publication, says. “The rise of advanced AI and AGI [artificial general intelligence] has the potential to destabilize global security in ways reminiscent of the introduction of nuclear weapons.” AGI is a hypothetical technology that could perform most tasks at or above the level of a human. Such systems do not currently exist, but the leading AI labs are working toward them and many expect AGI to arrive within the next five years or less.

The Ancient Giants Of The New World

According to Paiute Indian oral legends, a tribe called the Si-Te-Cah were a native American race of tall red-haired giants that once occupied the area in the distant past.
Amazingly, 9,400 year old Mummified remains were indeed found in a cave in Nevada, though scientific study is NOT allowed on the remains for political reasons.
Sarah Winnemucca Hopkins, a prominent female Native American activist, educator, and daughter of Paiute Chief Winnemucca, related many stories passed down in her tribe, first hand, about the Si-Te-Cah in her book Life Among the Paiutes, published in 1883.

Heard about Putin's new hate speech laws? Oh, wait – that's Canada's dictator!

Rebel News asked Torontonians about Putin's hate speech law in Russia. Most criticized it, praising Canada's free speech values. But the surprise came when we revealed it's actually Trudeau's proposed internet censorship law, Bill C-63.