California Hepatitis A Outbreak on Verge of Statewide Epidemic

by Joseph Saraceno

Is California going to Hell? They’re desire for being the first state in the union as mother-earth purest’s is backfiring. No pun intended about the fire. That’s another story. Scroll down.

The California hepatitis A outbreak is on the verge of reaching statewide epidemic status, as cases have spread through homeless tent cities from San Diego north to Sacramento.

Another explanation may be the city’s decision to ban plastic bags, which deprived homeless people of an alternative means of disposing of human waste when bathrooms were not available. MORE

Jemele Hill suspended two weeks by ESPN after tweet encouraging boycott of advertisers tied to Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones

by Joseph Saraceno

Finally, men become men. Is it too late? Oh sorry, it’s not about men. It’s about the bottom line. ESPN fears losing sponsors.

The “SportsCenter” anchor was suspended for a violation of “social media guidelines,” according a statement from the network, which also noted that she had previously let “her colleagues and company down with an impulsive tweet.” MORE

VIDEO: Dolphins owner Steve Ross now wants players to stand for anthem, coach Adam Gase makes it a rule

by Joseph Saraceno

Miami Dolphins owner Steve Ross, who had three players — wide receiver Kenny Stills, safety Michael Thomas and tight end Julius Thomas — kneel during the national anthem prior to last week’s game said Sunday he wished they would stand for the anthem. The trio ended up standing in the tunnel during the anthem and running onto the field afterward. MORE

Jerry Jones: ‘We’re going to respect the flag’

by Joseph Saraceno

Controversy over protests during the national anthem simmered down in Week 4 after a leaguewide spread following President Trump’s September criticism. But the political brushfire flared right back up again in Week 5 thanks to Vice President Mike Pence’s highly publicized walkout from an Indianapolis Colts game, a protest of the protests apparently orchestrated by President Trump himself. Later in the day, following a last-second loss at the hands of the Green Bay Packers, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones spoke at length on the protests. MORE

The Forty Seven Year on-going Traditional Catholic Problem

by Joseph Saraceno

Pope Leo XIII in his Encyclical on “The Unity of the Church,” indicates to us that, it is as wrong to divide the Church as it is to fall into heresy. Why is it then that unity among the Traditionalists is lacking? Sure most agree that the V-2 Council is not Catholic and we all wish to preserve the Faith as it was at least before the new Pentecost, but that’s where it ends. Continue reading →

Massive fires in Napa and Sonoma burn hundreds of homes and businesses, force evacuations, close hospitals

by Joseph Saraceno

I hope they seek independence soon.

There is good news. All these homeless can go to their sanctuary cities.

A swarm of wildfires ripped through Napa and Sonoma counties early Monday, destroying hundreds of homes and businesses, forcing thousands of people to flee and turning wide swaths of the Wine Country into wastelands of twisted metal and ash as firefighters sought to halt the advance of flames super-charged by powerful winds. MORE

US opens 1st permanent military base in Israel

by Joseph Saraceno

Will the U.S. Embassy be next? Or (pope) Francis?

Even though the US has routinely deployed forces to Israel, it is only now opening an official permanent military base in the country. The move, largely seen as symbolic, is meant to send a strong message to Israel’s enemies.

It will be a “base within a base,” located inside the Israeli Air Force’s Mashabim Air Base in the middle of the Negev desert, close to a US military radar installation east of Dimona that tracks ballistic missiles. MORE

Insight into the Catholic Faith presents the Catholic Tradition Newsletter

by Joseph Saraceno

Vol 10 Issue 40 ~ Editor:Rev.Fr. Courtney Edward Krier
October 7, 2017 ~ Feast of the Most Holy Rosary

1. Is the Chair of Peter Vacant? An Argument for Sedevacantism
2. Eighteenth Sunday after Pentecost
3. Saint Bridget
4. Family and Marriage
5. Articles and notices

Dear Reader:

It is fitting to make a commentary on the events that happened last week here in Las Vegas in so far as I am living here. Continue reading →

Was Paddock’s Killing Racial and Anti-Establishment?

by Joseph Saraceno
Paddock’s life had very little meaning. No religion, didn’t seem affiliated with any particular groups. I notice that his previous wife of 5 years was Japanese’s or at least had a Japanese name. He had many skills and good paying jobs, one of which was an accountant.
I’m sure Paddock was well aware that Las Vegas was originally controlled by Mormons and then became partners with the Jewish Mob’s in the 40’s. So without a doubt he was aware that minorities were discriminated against and for the most part not wanted in Las Vegas.

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Dubai dreams of flying taxis darting among its skyscrapers

by Joseph Saraceno

With a whirling buzz from 18 rotors, the pilotless helicopter gently lifted off the ground and soared up into the afternoon sky, the spire of the world’s tallest building visible behind it.

The recent unmanned flight by the German-made electric Volocopter represents the latest step in Dubai’s pursuit of flying taxis, which would not seem out of place among the Gulf city’s already futuristic skyline — imagine “Blade Runner,” with less rain. MORE