End of Days News

Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Asahi: Now almost 100,000 Fukushima kids with thyroid problems, parents concerned — Whether that’s “alarmingly high” it’s difficult to say

ENENEWS energy news reports:

The Fukushima prefectural government [...] survey found that 40 percent of 96,000 or so children for whom test results are available developed thyroid gland problems, such as nodules, or lumps, and cysts. [...]

Despite parental concerns about radiation exposure, it remains difficult to say with any certainty whether the 40-percent occurrence rate is alarmingly high or not. This is because no exhaustive thyroid gland tests have been done on children using highly reliable ultrasound technology.

The Environment Ministry commissioned the Japan Association of Breast and Thyroid Sonology to conduct thyroid gland checkups on 4,500 children aged 18 or under in three prefectures outside Fukushima.

[...] Nagasaki Prefecture was chosen as a study area partly because of its remoteness from Fukushima as well as the absence of obvious health issues stemming from the nuclear disaster and the presence of experts in thyroid gland testing. The Japan Association of Breast and Thyroid Sonology also plans to carry out similar tests in Yamanashi and Aomori prefectures. [...]

http://enenews.com/asahi-almost-100000-fukushima-kids-thyroid-problems-alarmingly-high-remains-difficult

LIAR LIAR! If you watch HAARP Status there longwaves usually turn up some kind of storm or earthquake!

The Weather Channel and Accuweather Both Claim HAARP Does Not Affect Weather

(TheWeatherSpace.com) - HaarpStatus.com brought their product to both The Weather Channel and Accuweather Inc. last week, and both denied it exists.
The Weather Channel claims that HAARP cannot change the weather no matter what happens and that anyone that believes so is insane.

"Of course we do not believe in HAARP," said The Weather Channel spokesperson Jazmine Maddox. "Every single storm seems to be created by HAARP or the ever popular chemtrails. We simply do not have the time for this insane accusation that world governments can govern the weather."

Another town terrorized by people who want God removed from EVERYTHING!

War on Christmas Erupts in Illinois

Lawsuit threat means Alsip Christmas tradition is crossed off

BY STEVE METSCH, Southtownstar.com

To avoid what could be a costly lawsuit, the village of Alsip will break with tradition and not erect a cross on its water tower near the Tri-State Tollway this holiday season.

The cross had been a fixture since the 1970s, Mayor Patrick Kitching said Monday. But after the Freedom from Religion Foundation, based in Madison, Wis., advised Kitching it would file a lawsuit demanding removal of the cross, citing separation of church and state, Kitching decided to not wage a losing and likely costly legal battle.

Hamas: Outcome of talks to halt violence could come today!

Ronit Hakmon reacts to the damage to her home in Beer Sheva, Israel, on Tuesday, November 20, after it was hit by a rocket from Gaza militants. Explosions terrified Palestinians and Israelis for a seventh day as diplomats scrambled for a solution before airborne attacks escalate to a ground war in Gaza.

Near the Israel-Gaza border (CNN) -- An outcome of talks to halt violence between Israel and militants in Gaza could come as early as Tuesday, a Hamas spokesman said.

"It's in the hands now of the Israelis," Osama Hamdan, Hamas spokesman in Beirut, told CNN. After negotiation efforts by Egypt, "It's in the hands now of the Israelis. I think the Egyptians are waiting for some support, promised support, from the United States in order to make an end for that. So we expect to have an outcome of this issue today as President Morsy has said."

Egyptian President Mohamed Morsy said earlier, "The travesty of the Israel aggression on Gaza will end in a few hours."

Amid unremitting rocket fire, ceasfire reportedly to be announced tonight.

Missile falls near Gush Etzion; over 60 rockets fired at cities around south; Netanyahu to give diplomacy 24 hours before possible land-based invasion; Hillary Clinton and Ban Ki-moon on way to region as diplomacy efforts ramp up.

Sirens sounded for the second time since the start of Operation Pillar of Defense in Jerusalem Tuesday, hours after the government said it would hold off on a ground operation for 24 hours to give diplomacy a chance. Among the big names visiting the region to try to push through talks are US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon. Tuesday morning saw the south pummeled with over 60 rockets, including several direct hits on homes and cars, and a soldier moderately injured. In Gaza, Israel continued to strike targets. The Times of Israel is live blogging developments. Press “Refresh” for the latest updates.

Oh how kind of Pakistan for not KILLING a 14 yr. CHILD! You don't have to be a Christian to know right and wrong or good and bad!

Pakistan court acquits mentally-challenged Christian girl of blasphemy

Sept. 8: Pakistani police officials escort a young Christian girl, center, accused of blasphemy for allegedly burning pages of a Quran, toward a helicopter following her release from central prison on the outskirts of Rawalpindi, Pakistan.
A defense lawyer says a Pakistani court has acquitted a Christian girl accused of blasphemy over the burning of the Muslim holy book.

Attorney Abdul Hameed says Tuesday's order exonerated his client for lack of evidence and dismissed the charges against her, concluding they were based on heresy and incriminated material that was planted in the girl's possession.

The case has caused an international outcry over Pakistan's strict blasphemy laws, which are very popular in the country. A Muslim cleric was later accused of stashing pages of a Koran in the girl's bag to make it seem like she burned the Islamic holy book.

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/world/2012/11/20/pakistan-court-acquits-mentally-challenged-christian-girl-blasphemy/?test=latestnews#ixzz2CmLzHYL0

The USA has become Sodom and Gommorah! Judge rejects Hobby Lobby's case against ObamaCare contraceptive coverage rule.

OKLAHOMA CITY – A federal judge Monday rejected Hobby Lobby Stores Inc.'s request to block part of the federal health care overhaul that requires the arts and craft supply company to provide insurance coverage for the morning-after and week-after birth control pills.

In a 28-page ruling, U.S. District Judge Joe Heaton denied a request by Hobby Lobby to prevent the government from enforcing portions of the health care law mandating insurance coverage for contraceptives the company's Christian owners consider objectionable.

The Oklahoma City-based company and a sister company, Mardel Inc., sued the government in September, claiming the mandate violates the owners' religious beliefs. The owners contend the morning-after and week-after birth control pills are tantamount to abortion because they can prevent a fertilized egg from implanting in a woman's womb. They also object to providing coverage for certain kinds of intrauterine devices.