Are Animal Worshipers effecting Americans

Most Early and today’s American Christians believed that animals do not have souls like human beings. Most of our founding fathers were European Christians, Jews and Black Slaves. Later came the Chinese, Other Asians, people from India and other 3rd world countries specifically so in the last 50 years.  There are at least 15 different animals that are widely popular and significant religious ritual of animal worship, also called zoolatry, certain animals are considered as deities. They depict an important aspect of humanity and our association with our planet. Since the ancient times, these sacred animals have been worshiped in different cultures and traditions because of their divine characteristics and mythological reasons.

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Severe heatwave engulfs Japan after historic rainfall claims over 220 lives

Severe heatwave is affecting Japan just several days after historic rainfall and one of the worst flooding disasters in country’s history left more than 220 people dead. The current heatwave is the result of the layering of two high pressure systems over much of Japan and is expected to continue for the rest of the week, if not longer, the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) said. MORE

Public Officials Should have a mandatory Retirement age

No public official should be allowed to stay on the job or run for office who are over 75 years of age. Senators McCain and Feinstein are two examples who need to step down. McCain has brain cancer and Feinstein may need a wheel chair to get around with soon. Most of these elderly will most likely die in office and will need to be replaced anyway. So save the taxpayers the added expense by keeping those elderly out in the first place.

ICE: San Diego Chainsaw Attacker Is Illegal Alien Who’s Been Deported 11 Times

A California man who allegedly attacked his wife with a chainsaw is an illegal alien who has been deported at least 11 times since 2005, immigration officials confirmed Friday.

Alejandro Alvarez Villegas, 32, was arrested Thursday in Chula Vista, California, a suburb of San Diego, on allegations that he tried to kill his wife with a chainsaw in front of their three children.

Alvarez has a long record of being deported and returning to the U.S., according to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). MORE

Why Catholics and Jews dominate at the Supreme Court

That the nominee for the country’s highest bench should pop up in photos volunteering for a Catholic aid group is no surprise at this point. When Trump announced his selection, Kavanaugh talked about being “part of the vibrant Catholic community in the D.C. area … united by a commitment to serve.” He also gave a nod to schooling: “The motto of my Jesuit high school was ‘Men for others.’ I’ve tried to live that creed.”

Kavanaugh’s inclusion on the court would preserve the Catholic majority, with six justices reared and formed in that tradition. (Neil Gorsuch attends an Episcopal Church but grew up Catholic and attended the same Catholic high school as Kavanaugh.)

The remaining three justices are Jewish. MORE