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Josh Duggar Represents Everything Wrong With Homeschooling

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ISIS Has Returned: ISIS Terrorists Hunt Down Christian Man Because He Helped Build A Church, Brutally Beat Him, Keep Him Captive For Three Months, Bre...

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ISIS has apparently returned as an execution of a Christian by their terrorists has just been recently reported. Nabil Habashi Salama, a Coptic Christian, was hunted down by ISIS thugs who wanted to kill him because he took part in the construction of a parish, St. Mary Church. They captured him, brutally beat him, and put him in the back of a vehicle. They broke his teeth and held him in captivity for three months before executing. Peter Salama, his son, reveres his father as a martyr and a saint in heaven:
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“We are telling our kids that their grandfather is now a saint in the highest places of heaven … We are so joyful for him.”
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The Salamas trace their roots into far antiquity, being one of the oldest Christian families in Egypt. ISIS released a video showing Salama’s execution. He is <a href="https://www.egypttoday.com/Article/1/101027/IS-executes-elderly-Copt-threatens-crusaders-worldwide-and-supporters-of">seen</a> on his knees in a very sad condition. The murderers in the video declare that all Christians in Egypt will share the fate of this old man if they do not acquiesce to their demands. In the video, in typical Islamist manner of coercion to make their victims confess what offends Islam, Salama admits that he established a church in the town of Beir el-Abd in North Sinai, and he also stated that the Orthodox Church in Egypt works with the Egyptian military and intelligence. To ISIS this was the admission of a crime worthy of Christian blood, and Salama was shot in the back of the head. The video is presented with a message to “all crusaders in the world” and states to Christians: “As you kill, you will be killed, and as you capture, you will be captured.” They also added that the Egyptian military has a “long bill” to pay, and vowed to war against its soldiers. ISIS also state that anyone who supports the military is an apostate and further threatened that the army  “cannot even protect itself, oh fools, we have come to you with cut-throats.”
The life of a Christian can be absolutely horrifying. The reality of being kidnapped, tortured and murdered for merely building a church is unfathomable. While we entertain the delusions of criminal lovers who speak of cops ‘hunting down blacks’ when the reality is that they are merely making a cult of crime, people are literally being hunted down for merely taking part in the construction of a church.  Nobody wishes to speak of martyrs, although they abound; people wish to make false martyrs, and spread their cult throughout; false martyrs take the tongues of the masses, for they are legion.
 
 
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South Asians In UK At Greater Risk In Second Covid Wave: Study

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London:
Minority ethnic groups in general and South Asians, in particular, had a higher risk of testing positive for SARS-CoV-2 and of COVID-19 related hospitalisations, intensive care (ICU) admissions and deaths during the second wave of the pandemic in the UK compared to the first, according to a new observational study of 17 million people.
Led by the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM), the study published in the medical journal Lancet on Friday accounted for a large number of explanatory variables such as household size, social factors and health conditions across all ethnic groups and at different stages of COVID-19, from testing to mortality.
"South Asian groups remained at higher risk for testing positive, with relative risks for hospitalisation, ICU admission, and death greater in magnitude in the second wave compared to the first wave," the study finds.
It found that compared with the first wave last year, the relative risk for testing positive, hospitalisation, ICU admission, and death were smaller in the pandemic second wave earlier this year for all minority ethnic communities compared to white people, with the exception of South Asian groups -- covering Indians, Pakistanis and Bangladeshis.
"Despite the improvements seen in most minority ethnic groups in the second wave compared to the first, it's concerning to see that the disparity widened among South Asian groups," said Dr Rohini Mathur from LSHTM and the study's lead author.
"This highlights an urgent need to find effective prevention measures that fit with the needs of the UK's ethnically diverse population," she said.
After accounting for age and sex, social deprivation was the biggest potential explanatory factor for disparities in all minority ethnic groups except South Asian.
In South Asian groups, health factors such as BMI, blood pressure, underlying health conditions played the biggest role in explaining excess risks for all outcomes. Household size was an important explanatory factor for the disparity for COVID-19 mortality in South Asian groups only.
Dr Mathur said, "While multigenerational living may increase risk of exposure and transmission (from children or working age adults to older or vulnerable family members), such households and extended communities also offer valuable informal care networks and facilitate engagement with health and community services.
"In light of emerging evidence that minority ethnic groups are less likely to take up the COVID-19 vaccine, co-designing culturally competent and non-stigmatising engagement strategies with these communities is increasingly important."
On behalf of NHS England, the research team used the new secure OpenSAFELY data analytics platform to analyse partially anonymised electronic health data collected by general practitioners (GPs) covering 40 per cent of England.
These GP records were linked to other national coronavirus-related data sets for the first and second waves of the pandemic -- including testing, hospital data and mortality records. Ethnicity was self-reported by participants in GP records and grouped into five census categories (white, South Asian, Black, other, mixed) and then a further 16 sub-groups.
"Minority ethnic groups in the UK are disproportionately affected by factors that also increase the risk for poor COVID-19 outcomes, such as living in deprived areas, working in front-line jobs, and having poorer access to healthcare," notes Dr Mathur.
"Our study indicates that even after accounting for many of these factors, the risk for testing positive, hospitalisation, ICU admission and death was still higher in minority ethnic groups compared with white people in England."
"To improve COVID-19 outcomes, we urgently need to tackle the wider disadvantage and structural racism faced by these communities, as well as improving access to care and reducing transmission," she said.
The authors caution that there are some limitations to the study including an inability to capture all potential explanatory variables, including occupation, health-related behaviours, and experiences of racism or structural discrimination.
They call for improving the completeness of ethnicity recording in health data to further support the conduct of high-quality research into addressing health inequalities for COVID-19 and beyond.
The study, believed to be the largest of its type, was funded by the UK's Medical Research Council and conducted by scientists from a group of universities including LSHTM and the University of Oxford, along with the National Institute of Health Research.
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Heartbreaking To See COVID-19 Crisis Utterly Overwhelm India's Health Systems: US Lawmakers

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Washington:
Top US lawmakers have expressed serious concern over the sudden spike in coronavirus cases in India, saying it is "heartbreaking" to see the "crisis utterly overwhelm the health systems" in the country.
"India's latest surge of COVID-19 infections is a humanitarian crisis that requires our assistance," Congressman Brad Sherman, Democratic Co-Chair of India Caucus in the House of Representatives, said on Friday.
"As long as COVID-19 persists in India, there is the potential for additional variants that could pose a serious threat to a vaccinated America. We must do our part to quell the virus anywhere and everywhere it persists," Congressman Sherman said.
A variant strain of the virus, known as B.1.617, is circulating in India, along with other variant strains, including B.1.1.7, first detected in the United Kingdom, and B.1.351, first detected in South Africa.
A day earlier, Mr Sherman and his other colleagues Republican Co-Chair Steve Chabot, Democratic Vice Chair Ro Khanna, and Republican Vice Chair Michael Waltz held a detailed meeting with Indian Ambassador to the US, Taranjit Singh Sandhu, and on Friday they wrote a letter to President Joe Biden seeking increased aid to India.
I thank my India Caucus colleagues for working together to help get India the oxygen, therapeutics, and personal protective equipment it so desperately needs, Sherman said.
"It is heartbreaking to watch the COVID-19 crisis utterly overwhelm the health systems in India," Mr Chabot said.
"As co-chair of the House Caucus on India and Indian Americans and the Ranking Member of the Asia and Pacific Subcommittee, I appreciate the aid the administration is sending to our friends in India during their time of need," he said.
"But the administration must do more, which is why I am joining with the other Members of India Caucus leadership to push for additional assistance, particularly with respect to oxygen and oxygen production equipment that is so urgently needed. America must help India chart a path out of this horrific pandemic," Mr Chabot said.
"We are watching a catastrophe unfold in India. Someone is dying of COVID-19 every four minutes in New Delhi. The least we can do is give the world the tools to prevent more deaths," Ro Khanna said.
"We must do our part to quell the virus anywhere and everywhere it persists. It is not enough to vaccinate every American. We need to ensure the world beats this thing. That's why the India Caucus is asking President Biden to send more oxygen and other medical supplies to help India in the manufacturing of additional vaccines. There's simply too much at stake," he said.
Michael Waltz said the United States' cooperation to curb the recent COVID-19 wave in India is imperative for America's national interest.
"India is the world's largest democracy and an essential ally with the third largest military in the world and a border with China. India's strength is important to stability in Asia and the United States," Mr Waltz said.
India is struggling with a second wave of the pandemic with around 400,000 daily new coronavirus cases being reported in the past few days and hospitals are reeling under a shortage of medical oxygen and beds. 
 
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US Formally Begins Withdrawing Its Troops From Afghanistan

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Kabul:
The United States formally begins withdrawing its last troops from Afghanistan Saturday, bringing its longest war nearer to an end but also heralding an uncertain future for a country in the tightening grip of an emboldened Taliban.
US officials on the ground say the withdrawal is already a work in progress -- and May 1 is just a continuation -- but Washington has made an issue of the date because it is a deadline agreed with the Taliban in 2020 to complete the pullout.
The skies above Kabul and nearby Bagram airbase have been buzzing with more US helicopter activity than usual as the pullout gears up, following the start Thursday of a concurrent NATO withdrawal.
The prospect of an end of 20 years of US presence comes despite fighting raging across the countryside in the absence of a peace deal.
A stark reminder of what remains came late Friday with a car bomb in Pul-e-Alam, south of the capital, killing at least 21 people and wounding 100 more.
US President Joe Biden is determined to end what he called "the forever war", announcing last month that the withdrawal of the remaining 2,500 American forces would be complete by the 20th anniversary of the September 11 attacks.
"A horrific attack 20 years ago... cannot explain why we should remain there in 2021," he said.
Since the US withdrawal deal was struck the Taliban have not directly engaged foreign troops, but insurgents have mercilessly attacked government forces in the countryside and waged a terror campaign in urban areas.
The exit of US forces has only exacerbated the fear felt by ordinary Afghans.
"Everyone is scared that we might go back to the dark days of the Taliban era," said Mena Nowrozi, who works at a private radio station in Kabul.
"The Taliban are still the same; they have not changed. The US should have extended their presence by at least a year or two," she told AFP.
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani insists that government forces -- who for months have carried out most of the ground fighting against the Taliban -- are "fully capable" of keeping the insurgents at bay.
He said the pullout also means the Taliban have no reason to fight.
"Who are you killing? What are you destroying? Your pretext of fighting the foreigners is now over," Ghani said in a speech this week.
Worst-case analysis
Still, General Mark Milley, chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, has not ruled out total chaos.
"On the worst-case analysis, you have a potential collapse of the government, a potential collapse of the military," he said earlier this week.
"You have a civil war and all the humanitarian catastrophe that goes with it."
Police officer Abdul Malik from the former insurgent bastion of Kandahar said they were prepared.
"We have to take care of our homeland... We will do our best to defend our soil," he told AFP.
The US-led military onslaught in Afghanistan began in October 2001 in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks.
Two decades later, and after the death of almost 2,400 Americans and tens of thousands of Afghans, Biden says the final withdrawal was justified as US forces had now made sure the country cannot again become a base for foreign jihadists to plot against the West.
Concerns are high that the Taliban might yet strike at retreating US forces, and in the southern province of Kandahar -- where the foes used to clash regularly -- security sources say several areas are laden with explosives planted by the insurgents.
"If the Taliban attack retreating US or allied forces, it would be to bloody the nose of a defeated enemy and to humiliate it further," said Afghanistan specialist Nishank Motwani.
Andrew Watkins, of the International Crisis Group, said the coming months would see the situation become a more purely local conflict.
"The United States and its NATO partners are stepping back and giving the two primary sides of this conflict... their first instance to fight with and assess their opponents without the extra factor of the United States," he said.
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