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US Capitol Attacker Noah Green Reportedly Made Posts About Satan, Gov’t ‘Mind Control’

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US Metropolitan Police Chief Robert Contee said Friday’s Capitol car-ramming attack does not appear to be terrorism-related, and that a probe into the motives of the attacker is under way.
The suspect who rammed his car into <a href="https://sputniknews.com/us/202104021082524048-police-suspect-in-us-capitol-attack-entered-barricade-barrier-exited-car-with-knife-in-hand-/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">a US Capitol checkpoint</a> on Friday, killing one police officer and wounding another, has been identified as 25-year-old Noah Green from Indiana. Here’s a brief insight into what’s known so far about the suspect.
Green reportedly graduated from Christopher Newport University (CNU) in Newport News, Virginia, in 2019, receiving a bachelor’s degree in finance.
Jim Hanchett, CNU chief communications officer, was cited by the Daily Mail as saying that “Mr Green played on the Christopher Newport University football team in the fall 2017 and fall 2018 seasons”.
<h2>Nation of Islam Fan?</h2>
Referring to Green’s now-removed Facebook and Instagram accounts, US media outlets reported that the suspect was a supporter of Louis Farrakhan, the leader of the Nation of Islam (NOI), a Black religious movement that actually has little to do with traditional teachings of Islam.
In one of his posts, Green did not think twice before referring to Farrakhan as Jesus Christ.
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“My faith is one of the only things that has been able to carry me through these times and my faith is centered on the belief of the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan as Jesus, the Messiah, the final divine reminder in our midst. I consider him my spiritual father”, the suspect allegedly claimed.
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Green also shared confessions on social media about how “tough” his life has been in recent years, including losing his job over apparent mental issues.
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“I have been tried with some of the biggest, unimaginable tests in my life. I am currently now unemployed, after I left my job, partly due to afflictions”, the Capitol attacker reportedly posted.
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In a separate Facebook post, Green claimed that “Satan’s rule over us is up”.
The suspect also ostensibly thanked Farrakhan for saving him “after the terrible afflictions” he “suffered presumably by the CIA and FBI, government agencies of the United States of America”.
“I have suffered multiple home break ins, food poisonings, assaults, unauthorised operations in the hospital, mind control”, the 25-year-old reportedly wrote in one of his Instagram posts, insisting that his troubles started in 2019 when Green’s former teammate and roommate drugged him with Xanax, an anti-anxiety medication.
Just two hours before what Fox News reported was a “lone wolf” attack, the suspect allegedly posted a video on his Instagram account with a caption that said: “The US government is the #1 enemy of Black people!”
<h2>Suspect’s Brother Reportedly Claims Noah Was ‘Violently Ill’ Before Capitol Attack</h2>
The Washington Post (WaPo) cited the suspect’s brother Brendan as saying that the night before the incident, the 25-year-old was “violently ill”.
Brendan did not elaborate about what had exactly happened with his brother that night, but added that he earlier suffered from hallucinations, heart palpitations, headaches, and suicidal thoughts.
The pair shared an apartment in Virginia – Green having moved in two weeks ago, with his family deeply worried about his mental state.
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Brendan told WaPo that on Thursday night, Noah texted him, “I’m sorry but I’m just going to go and live and be homeless. Thank you for everything that you’ve done. I looked up to you when I was a kid. You inspired me a lot”.
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<h2>Biden ‘Heartbroken’ Over Capitol Attack</h2>
President Joe Biden has, meanwhile, said that he was “heartbroken to learn of the violent attack at a security checkpoint on the US Capitol grounds”, adding that he ordered the White House flag to be lowered to half-mast.
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, for his part, said in a statement that “there is still much to be determined” about <a href="https://sputniknews.com/us/202104021082523745-situation-outside-us-capitol-after-car-rams-into-police-officers/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">the Friday attack</a> and offered the department’s support to the DC mayor and Capitol Police.
Earlier, acting US Capitol Police (USPC) Chief Yogananda Pittman said at a press briefing that two individuals died in Friday’s attack on the US Capitol, including the suspect and a police officer who was injured in the incident.
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“The suspect rammed his car into two of our officers and then hit the north barricade barrier. At such time the suspect exited the vehicle with a knife in hand. Our officers then engaged that suspect. He did not respond to verbal commands. The suspect did start lunging toward US Capitol Police officers at which time US Capitol Police officers fired upon the suspect. At this time the suspect has been pronounced deceased”, the USPC chief said.
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She added that one of the two police officers rammed by the vehicle died from his injuries. The Capitol Police later stated that the officer who died was 18-year veteran William Evans.
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Alex Jones is joined by investigative reporter Drew Hernandez as news of the <a href="https://cantcensortruth.com/watch?id=60678c072f70737a5f2512bf">DC Capitol shooting</a> broke.
 
 
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Hundreds Join "Kill The Bill" Rallies Across UK Against New Protest Law

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Hundreds of demonstrators joined marches and rallies across Britain on Saturday as part of a "national weekend of action" against a proposed new law that would give police extra powers to curb protests.
The Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts bill would toughen measures officers can take to disperse demonstrations, such as imposing time and noise limits, which campaigners and activists fear would be used to curb dissent.
Since the bill was brought before parliament last month, there have been sporadic protests, notably in Bristol, southwest England, where demonstrations turned violent with officers and a police station bombarded with bricks and glass bottles and police vehicles set on fire.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson criticised what he described as "disgraceful attacks" on officers, but protesters have accused police of using heavy-handed tactics.
On Saturday, climate change group Extinction Rebellion (XR) and the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement joined other activists for "kill the bill" rallies in London and other towns and cities, including Manchester, Sheffield, Leeds and Brighton.
"The government are trying to curtail protests - especially BLM and XR - that is what this bill is all about. We want the clauses in this bill about protests quashed," said Mark Duncan, one of a crowd of more than 500 marching through central London, banging drums and chanting.
Days of protests by Extinction Rebellion paralysed parts of London in early 2019, action which fuelled calls from some politicians for the police to be given the tougher powers to prevent excessive disruption.
Demonstrations had not been permitted while a coronavirus lockdown was in place, but restrictions were eased this week, meaning organised rallies can go ahead providing they are "COVID secure".
In London, police warned, "enforcement action will be taken, if needed, in the interests of public health".
Some senior officers have said the "kill the bill" tag was deliberately provocative as "the bill" is a nickname in Britain for the police.
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Is racism making people sick?

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A year into the pandemic, Covid-19’s <a href="https://www.vox.com/coronavirus-covid19/2020/10/2/21496884/us-covid-19-deaths-by-race-black-white-americans">unequal death toll</a> in the US has taken the lives of Black Americans at twice the rate of white Americans. That disparity — and the broader <a href="https://www.vox.com/22285868/black-white-life-expectancy-gap-covid-19-health">racial mortality gap</a> that has existed for as long as we’ve had recorded health data — is the result of systemic racism in housing, education, and other social determinants of health.
But there’s a growing body of evidence that the experience of racial prejudice itself plays a significant role in those health disparities, too. In 1992, public health scientist Arline Geronimus coined the term “<a href="https://ajph.aphapublications.org/doi/full/10.2105/AJPH.2004.060749">weathering</a>” to describe this phenomenon, where adverse social conditions cause a chronic release of stress hormones that contributes to shorter lifespans and earlier onset of disease.
In this final installment of Glad You Asked episodes exploring racial injustice, we look into how the stresses of interpersonal discrimination are worsening health outcomes for marginalized people.
You can find this video and all of <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLXo7UDZvByw2ixzpQCufnA">Vox’s videos on YouTube</a>. Subscribe for more.
Further reading:
“‘<a href="https://ajph.aphapublications.org/doi/full/10.2105/AJPH.2004.060749">Weathering’ and Age Patterns of Allostatic Load Scores Among Blacks and Whites in the United States</a>,” American Journal of Public Health
<a href="https://www.amazon.com/Black-Fatigue-Racism-Erodes-Spirit/dp/1523091304" has-subtag="true" data-cdata='{"subtag_max_length":99,"subtag_delim_length":2,"subtag_key":"ascsubtag","subtag_query_data":{"ascsubtag":"[]vx[p]22113277[m]m-placeholder[s]s-placeholder[t]w[c]c-placeholder[r]r-placeholder[d]d-placeholder"},"encode_subtag":false}'>Black Fatigue: How Racism Erodes the Mind, Body, and Spirit</a> by Mary-Frances Winters
<a href="https://www.amazon.com/Caste-Origins-Discontents-Isabel-Wilkerson/dp/0593230256" has-subtag="true" data-cdata='{"subtag_max_length":99,"subtag_delim_length":2,"subtag_key":"ascsubtag","subtag_query_data":{"ascsubtag":"[]vx[p]22113277[m]m-placeholder[s]s-placeholder[t]w[c]c-placeholder[r]r-placeholder[d]d-placeholder"},"encode_subtag":false}'>Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents</a> by Isabel Wilkerson
“<a href="https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/135910539700200305">Racial Differences in Physical and Mental Health: Socio-economic Status, Stress and Discrimination</a>,” Journal of Health Psychology
 
 
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How Biden’s infrastructure plan could leave child care behind

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<a href="https://www.vox.com/2021/3/31/22357179/biden-two-trillion-infrastructure-jobs-plan-explained">President Joe Biden’s American Jobs Plan</a> is expansive and ambitious, a $2 trillion infrastructure package that includes money for roads and bridges, home health care for seniors, measures to <a href="https://www.vox.com/2021/3/31/22360801/biden-infrastructure-plan-jobs-climate-change-transportation-electricity-justice-labor">fight climate change</a>, and more.
One thing it doesn’t say much about, though, is child care.
The omission is notable given that on the campaign trail, Biden emphasized that child care is infrastructure — and that creating good jobs in this sector is part of building a strong economy.
“When we usually talk about jobs packages, there is a big push on shovel-ready jobs,” he <a href="https://www.vox.com/2020/7/24/21334114/biden-child-care-plan-explained">said in a speech</a> last July. “But that’s what care jobs are. ... The workers are ready now. These jobs can be filled now. Allowing millions of people, primarily women, to get back to work now.”
At that time, he introduced <a href="https://www.vox.com/2020/7/24/21334114/biden-child-care-plan-explained">a sweeping plan</a> for universal preschool, affordable and accessible infant and toddler care, and a boost in wages for child care workers, who currently make an average of around $11 an hour.
None of that, however, is in the jobs plan Biden announced this week. And some lawmakers and experts are concerned about its omission.
“As we build back from a pandemic that has disproportionately burdened women, we need to recognize that child care is essential infrastructure that makes our workforce and our economy globally competitive,” Rep. Katie Porter (D-CA) said in a statement to Vox. “Any American jobs plan needs to include policies to close the gender pay gap, provide paid family leave, and make child care more affordable. President Biden made these promises, and America should hold him to them.”
The American Jobs Plan does include some money for improving child care buildings and other facilities. And the White House has said a <a href="https://www.vox.com/2021/3/31/22357179/biden-two-trillion-infrastructure-jobs-plan-explained">second part of the infrastructure plan</a> is coming soon, which will likely include more child care provisions. “In the coming weeks, the president will lay out his vision for a second package that focuses squarely on creating economic security for the middle class through investments in child care, health care, education, and other areas,” an administration official told Vox.
But some worry that by the time that second piece comes before Congress, there may be no money — or political will — left for the reforms that are needed to truly fix the problems with <a href="https://www.vox.com/the-highlight/21432940/child-care-bailout-covid-economy-work-parents-great-rebuild">America’s child care system</a>.
Those problems include concerns with physical infrastructure, like damaged or unsafe buildings, but include cost and access issues as well. Improving facilities “is incredibly important, and there’s certainly a need there,” Mario Cardona, chief of policy and practice at Child Care Aware of America, told Vox. But “more needs to be done.”
America’s child care system — such as it is — was broken long before the pandemic hit. For families, care is often unaffordable, costing more than college tuition in many states. But workers make poverty-level wages and often lack benefits like health insurance and paid leave. For children, that means high turnover that hampers the quality of care they receive.
All this only worsened with the pandemic and resulting economic crisis, which together led to <a href="https://www.vox.com/2021/3/25/22345214/child-care-covid-19-daycare-american-rescue-plan">an estimated 20,000 child care centers</a> permanently closing, leaving families with even fewer options and higher costs than before — and more than 100,000 child care workers out of a job.
The <a href="https://www.vox.com/22310269/third-stimulus-update-2021-package">American Rescue Plan</a>, the $1.9 trillion Covid-19 relief package signed by Biden in March, includes a much-needed $39 billion to help the child care sector recover, but that’s not a long-term solution, experts say. “It helps repair some of the damage of the pandemic, but we’re really playing catch-up,” Cardona said. “It’s going to take bold year-over-year investments” to actually make affordable, accessible child care — and good-paying child care jobs — a reality around the country now and in the future.
Biden proposed making long-term investments last summer, laying out a federal <a href="https://www.vox.com/2020/7/24/21334114/biden-child-care-plan-explained">caregiving plan</a> that would include free, universally available preschool for 3- and 4-year-olds, a system of subsidies and tax credits to make infant and toddler care affordable for families, and a pay boost for child care workers so they make as much as elementary school teachers.
But none of that was part of the American Jobs Plan Biden laid out earlier this week. The plan does include $25 billion to build and upgrade child care facilities, according to a fact sheet released by the White House. The funding would go to states with a focus on building, repairing, and upgrading infant and toddler care facilities in high-need areas.
That money is certainly welcome, experts say, especially since child care centers around the country, <a href="https://www.vox.com/22266219/biden-eduation-school-funding-segregation-antiracist-policy">like K-12 schools</a>, are in urgent need of repair. One <a href="https://bipartisanpolicy.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/From-the-Ground-Up-Improving-Child-Care-and-Early-Learning-Facilities.pdf">pre-pandemic investigation across 10 states</a> found that 96 percent of child care facilities receiving federal dollars had at least one potentially hazardous condition, like broken gates or water damage.
But “when we talk about infrastructure,” Cardona said, “it’s really important to note that for child care in particular, it goes beyond facilities improvements.” Building a sustainable child care infrastructure for the future would include making sure workers get a living wage, ensuring high-quality care for all children, and making sure care is accessible and affordable for families, he explained.
And that will cost a lot more than $25 billion. The Child Care for Working Families Act, for example, a bill introduced by Sen. Patty Murray (D-WA) and Rep. Bobby Scott (D-VA) that includes many of the reforms Biden laid out in his caregiving plan, could cost <a href="https://www.fatherly.com/love-money/affordable-child-care-elizabeth-warren/">$60 billion per year</a> — or more.
The money in the American Jobs Plan is important, Cardona said, but “it’s insufficient to meet the range of needs that exist in this country and that the pandemic has laid bare.”
The White House has said that the American Jobs Plan is just the first part of a larger infrastructure package, with more to come in the next few weeks. Experts are hopeful that plan will include more child care provisions like increases to worker pay and subsidies or other supports to make care more affordable for families.
“I don’t think there’s any doubt that this president and this administration view child care on an equal footing as any other piece of this infrastructure package,” Charlie Joughin, communications director at First Five Years Fund, an early education advocacy group, told Vox.
But some worry that separating child care from the rest of the president’s infrastructure package means it could get left behind. “There’s always the worry that by separating something off like that,” the White House could convey that child care is less important or simply make legislation on the issue harder to pass, Caitlin McLean, a senior research specialist at the Center for the Study of Child Care Employment at University of California Berkeley, told Vox.
The White House says child care remains a top priority in its infrastructure agenda, with the administration official calling the American Jobs Plan and the forthcoming second plan “two equally critical packages to rebuild our economy and create better-paying jobs for American workers.”
But Porter, a single mother who has been an advocate for paid leave and other family policies, raised the alarm <a href="https://www.cnbc.com/2021/03/30/biden-infrastructure-plan-working-women-see-make-or-break-moment.html">at a CNBC summit on Tuesday</a>. She pointed out that by the time the child care portion makes it to Congress, members may be unwilling to apportion more funds. A point could come when, “Golly gee, there’s no money left to help make it possible for women to recover economically.” Porter said at the summit.
However, “Child care is just as essential to people being able to do their job as a road or a bridge to get them there,” she said. “The people who do the important work of giving care, whether to seniors in nursing homes or child-care providers, these are infrastructure workers every bit as much as construction workers.”
At this point, the White House has already missed its chance to include broad-based child care reform alongside roads and bridges in its first major infrastructure package. But the president can still send the message that child care — and the workers who provide it — are essential to the economy by putting those workers front and center in public statements, experts say. “I would like to see stronger language around supports for workers themselves in early care and education,” McLean said, “and really thinking about the fact that these are women, many women of color, who have been essentially risking their lives and the lives of their families for the past year.”
And ultimately, Biden’s proposal is just a way to signal priorities: It will be Congress’s job to translate Biden’s plans into legislation and actually pass them. That’s particularly dicey in the Senate, where moderate Democrats like Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona and Joe Manchin of West Virginia have nixed other progressive priorities like a <a href="https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a35745785/kyrsten-sinema-vote-against-15-dollar-minimum-wage/">$15 minimum wage</a>.
Some moderates on both sides of the aisle, like Sinema and Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME), have been supportive of increased funding for child care in the past, Joughin noted. Last year, Manchin also joined a bipartisan group of senators in <a href="https://www.manchin.senate.gov/newsroom/press-releases/manchin-leads-bipartisan-push-for-child-care-support-in-next-covid-19-relief-package">calling for more child care aid</a> in Covid-19 relief packages. Still, getting the 10 Republican senators needed on board to pass legislation under normal legislative rules will likely be difficult — none, for example, <a href="https://www.vox.com/2021/3/22/22337988/poll-republicans-american-rescue-plan-roger-wicker">voted for the American Rescue Plan</a>, which led to it being <a href="https://www.vox.com/22361959/biden-infrastructure-jobs-plan-congress">passed through the reconciliation</a> process. Any child care plan would likely similarly need to pass through reconciliation, a process that <a href="https://www.vox.com/2021/3/29/22356453/chuck-schumer-budget-reconciliation-filibuster">may only be usable once more this year</a>.
However Congress approaches passing child care aid, the issue has always been a contentious one in America, with conservatives over the years painting <a href="https://www.vox.com/22321909/covid-19-pandemic-school-work-parents-remote">any child care support as anti-family</a>. By sending the message that child care is part of American infrastructure, Biden and <a href="https://www.vox.com/2020/8/20/21376792/elizabeth-warren-dnc-convention-child-care-biden">his surrogates during the campaign</a> began to reset the terms of the debate, making it about what’s needed to get the economy back on track.
But by leaving major child care reform out of the American Jobs Plan, they may have missed an opportunity to cement their message.
 
 
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Egypt's Suez Canal Authority Says Shipping Backlog Cleared

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Cairo, Egypt:
Egypt's Suez Canal Authority said Saturday that a shipping traffic jam caused by a giant container vessel getting stuck on the crucial waterway for almost a week has been cleared.
"All the ships waiting in the waterway since the grounding of the... (MV) Ever Given have completed passage," SCA chief Osama Rabie said in a statement by the canal authority.
The 200,000-tonne megaship was refloated on Monday, by which point the backlog had reached more than 400 vessels.
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