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  • Protesters storm Swedish embassy in Iraq as global fury grows over Koran burning: Huge mob forces its way in after nations including Iran, Turkey and US condemned holy book desecration

    06/29/2023 1:14:16 PM PDT · by Morgana · 39 replies
    Daily Mail UK ^ | June 29, 2023 | Chris Jewers
    Dozens of Iraqi protesters stormed the Swedish embassy in Baghdad today over the burning of a Koran by an Iraqi protester in Stockholm. Video showed an angry mob breaking through an iron gate and climbing on top of the compound, as global fury grew over the stunt. It came after several Muslim countries condemned Sweden for allowing the Iraqi man to burn a Koran outside Stockholm's main mosque on Wednesday - during the Eid al-Adha holiday and the annual hajj pilgrimage to Mecca. Under a heavy police presence and in front of a crowd of 200, Salwan Momika, a 37-year-old...
  • Engineering firm trying to electro shock invasive carp from Twin Cites lake

    07/07/2022 6:20:00 PM PDT · by nickcarraway · 23 replies
    CBS News ^ | JULY 7, 2022 | JOHN LAURITSEN
    There are efforts to reduce invasive fish populations on Twin Cities lakes by a process called "electro-shock." "We were catching them by the buckets. Five-gallon buckets. We couldn't even count them there were so many," said Jordan Wein of WSB. Last year, it was open season on goldfish at lakes in Chaska and Robbinsdale. The former pets had been released into the water, where they multiplied and squeezed out native fish. This summer WSB is going after another invasive species -- carp. The engineering company is trolling across Normandale Lake in Bloomington, using their electro-fishing boat to stun the fish...
  • UN Report: The Picasso Cover-Up (More Fodder For the Loony Left)

    02/03/2003 9:44:30 PM PST · by Timesink · 10 replies · 369+ views
    The Washington Times ^ | February 3, 2003 | Betsy Pisik
    <p>A tapestry of Pablo Picasso's powerful anti-war tableau "Guernica" has hung outside the U.N. Security Council since 1985, and it would be difficult to imagine a more fitting example of site-specific art.</p> <p>The original 1937 painting depicts the terrorized and dying civilians at Guernica, a small Basque village in northern Spain that Generalissimo Francisco Franco's Nationalist regime, battling the Republican government during the Spanish Civil War, allowed the German air force to use for target practice. About 1,600 civilians were killed or wounded in three hours of bombardment.</p>