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["painful history of racial strife"]

What is more terrifying? Girls wearing stupid pointy hats that nobody takes seriously in 2015 or domestic terrorist Black individuals pointing guns at cameras who almost always seem to turn up later for being involved in an act of terror committed against White citizens?

We'll leave that for you to answer.

But for now, lets examine the former. The case comes from North Carolina where a group of young girls pointing their fingers at a camera dressed in what appears to be Ku Klux Klan improvised garb. It is believed that the local school boarded handed down discipline for the image that circulated on instagram, a photo sharing website because of the "painful history of racial strife" in the area.

Lets make this abundantly clear: this picture did not cause a shred of pain to anyone who saw it.
Is it stupid? That is irrelevant in 2015. If pictures are causing you "pain" then you really need to consult the help of a psychiatrist.

Here is the MSM spin on the story 


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http://www.thewhitevoice.com/news/2015/1/8/adults-in-community-feels-threatened-by-girls-dressed-up-as-klanswomen

[Prague - A higher degree of alert was declared for Czech security forces after the Wednesday attack in France, Interior Minister Milan Chovanec (Social Democrats, CSSD) said today, adding that if the perpetrators' accomplices left France, there would be a risk.]

Prague - A higher degree of alert was declared for Czech security forces after the Wednesday attack in France, Interior Minister Milan Chovanec (Social Democrats, CSSD) said today, adding that if the perpetrators' accomplices left France, there would be a risk.

"Our secret services are cooperating with the secret services of the neighbouring countries," Chovanec said. There might be a risk if the "collaborators" of the assassins wanted to leave France, he added. "We will certainly watch who flies to the Czech Republic from these regions," Chovanec said.

"We do not have the information on any risk threatening the Czech Republic," he added. There is no information either that any assassins' cell similar to that in France operates in the Czech Republic, Chovanec said. However, it is difficult to prevent this type of attacks, he added.

Chovanec already said on Wednesday caution was needed. He said the Muslim community in the Czech Republic has been very calm so far, without any manifestation of radicalisation.

Read the full article: http://www.ceskenoviny.cz/news/zpravy/czech-security-forces-on-alert-after-terrorist-attack-in-paris/1166935

[kosher grocery store]

The gunman suspected of killing a policewoman in Paris yesterday has reportedly taken women and children hostage at a kosher grocery store in the east of the city.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFwedk4dBCc#ws

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/new-paris-shooting-live-stream-4948599

["We want this to be an educational experience so that families or groups of school kids can see how it really was: To experience the tiny rooms and the dampness of the bunker. We want to recreate it to show people,"]

A German museum plans to recreate the Berlin bunker where Hitler spent his last days at Führer during the Second World War.

The bunker copy is currently in the planning stages, but the museum's director Ingo Mersmann expects it to be open by the summer. Hitler's rooms, his secretary's office, the radio room and his doctor's room will all be faithfully replicated.
"We want this to be an educational experience so that families or groups of school kids can see how it really was: To experience the tiny rooms and the dampness of the bunker. We want to recreate it to show people," Mr Mersmann to the Local news site.

The museum, named Top Secret, is not in fact in Berlin but in Oberhausen, a town in North Rhine-Westphalia. Top Secret is no stranger to controversy. It made the news when it opened a replica of the building Osama bin Laden was living in before he was captured and killed by American special forces in 2011.

But the museum's director assured critics that the site would not become a place of "pilgrimage" for neo-Nazis. "We certainly don't want to recreate a place for the misguided people who still see him as a hero to come as a pilgrimage," he said.


1945: Private First Class Richard Blust of Michigan surveys the bunker
at the German Reichschancellery in Berlin where Adolf Hitler and
his wife Eva Braun are thought to have committed suicide (Getty) 

Hitler moved to the Führerbunker in January 1945 and remained there until his suicide in April, just days after marrying Eva Braun, when he realised the war was a lost cause.

In 1947 Soviet troops attempted to blow up the bunker, but succeeded in damaging a number of walls. In 1958 the East German government began to more thoroughly demolish the complex. The site was left unmarked for many years, and it was only in 2006 that the location was received an official information board. It had been policy to ignore such sites, so they would not become places of pilgrimage for Nazi supporters.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/hitlers-fuhrerbunker-to-be-reconstructed-in-germany-9966037.html

[Mansour]

Admission to the ICC will allow Palestinians to bring accusations against Israeli officials responsible for military crimes
UNITED NATIONS, January 3. /TASS/. The State of Palestine will become a member of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in 60 days, Palestine's permanent observer to the United Nations, Riyad Mansour, told journalists.

Mansour announced the transfer to the UN Secretariat of documents on joining the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court and a number of other international pacts. He said Palestine is becoming the 123rd state member of the International Criminal Court. In line with the established procedure, it will happen in 60 days.

Admission to the ICC will allow Palestinians to bring accusations against Israeli officials responsible for military crimes.

http://itar-tass.com/en/world/770263