Feds fighting TX for illegal invasion | HAKE NEWS Thu 1-18-24
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End of Hour 1: Biden wants to save WORTHLESS BUMS from bank overdraft fees (violating God's law) // JPMorgan Chase fights 45B hacking attempts daily: US/Europe fighting AI and Russia // winter storms hit Pacific NW next, after killing across the South, East, and Midwest // US attacks Houthis who attacked Red Sea transport ships; Iran and Pakistan bombing each other // American citizen held hostage in Gaza //
End of Hour 2: Libs made the world more dangerous, now they wanna swoop in and make schools “safer” // “Border battle,” CNN calls it, SMH: Woman and two children drowned: State and Feds fighting // “Americans” under 55 are getting cancer at higher rates //
JLP Show Notes | Thu 1-18-24
Hake notes from JLP…
1-18-24 Thu Hr 1 No love in the world. Evil mother B&W interview. Call: Emotional 'love'
(Clumsy start! No audio at first… Bible Thumper Thursday intro not ready immediately…) BRIEF MONOLOGUE: In the world, meaning in people, there is no love. (Intro…) They don’t know that they don’t know God. They think knowing about God … Old B&W video of an evil mother interviewed with valid questions about dealing with her son, and competing authority with her husband, I think … // Interesting call! With a man from New York about choking up thinking about God, loving and crying for the dead, and having anger … // Super Chats with Hake (mixup disruption with the split screen) … //
1-18-24 Thu Hr 2 Bible Thumper callers!
Great monologue! Evil… Take a risk: Do what’s in front of you… // Eli from TX, great call… // Another Bible thumper “Apostolic Christian” Kevin from CA… // Sean from AL (1st) talks about the Shekinah Glory etc. Why haven’t you forgiven your mother? I forgave her many times. How do you rebuke the Devil? … //
1-18-24 Thu Hr 3
Great callers!... Ronnie from TX doesn’t see how blacks are leading the way in destruction on earth / in America // other great calls… Reuben from MI
HAKE NEWS, Hr 1 | Thu 1-18-24
Biden wants to save WORTHLESS BUMS from bank overdraft fees (violating God's law) // JPMorgan Chase fights 45B hacking attempts daily: US/Europe fighting AI and Russia // winter storms hit Pacific NW next, after killing across the South, East, and Midwest // US attacks Houthis who attacked Red Sea transport ships; Iran and Pakistan bombing each other // American citizen held hostage in Gaza //
Useless bums SHOULD get charged for it!
(CNN or theSkimm Thu 1-18-24) Bank customers in the US are often surprised by $35 overdraft fees, and those who can least afford them are charged the most frequently (TO HIM WHO HAS MORE WILL BE GIVEN, BUT WITH HIM WHO DOES NOT HAVE, EVEN WHAT HE HAS WILL BE TAKEN FROM HIM! JESUS SAID IT, THE BIBLE QUOTES IT, THAT SETTLES IT!). God’s way on earth as it is in heaven could change, however, after the evil Biden administration proposed a rule Wednesday that could save consumers more than $3 billion a year in valid and justified bank fees.
Stop hacking the poor banks!
(CNN or theSkimm Thu 1-18-24) JPMorgan Chase fights off around 45B hacking attempts each day amid escalating cybersecurity challenges. Banks across the US and Europe have reported a surge in cyber attacks over the past few years. Some of that increase has been blamed on the rapid acceleration of artificial intelligence and Russia-based cybercrime networks.
Winter Storms: God’s Judgment
(CNN or theSkimm Thu 1-18-24) As a brutal Arctic blast wraps up in the eastern US, a new winter storm system is bringing freezing rain and precarious conditions to the Pacific Northwest. At least 40 people have died in the dangerous winter weather across nine states since January 12. Fatalities have been reported in Arkansas, Illinois, Kansas, Mississippi, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Wisconsin. Back-to-back storms are now delivering a deadly “one-two punch” to the Northwest with freezing rain and ice in Oregon and Washington and heavy snow through the region’s interior through the end of the week, the National Weather Service said. Meteorologists warn that the icy roadways and downed power lines are triggering road closures and power outages impacting tens of thousands of people.
Middle East: Evil Attacks
(CNN or theSkimm Thu 1-18-24) The US military carried out another round of strikes against the Houthis in Yemen, marking the fourth time the US has struck the Iran-backed rebel group in less than a week. Hours earlier, the Houthis struck a US-owned and operated cargo vessel for the second time this week. The attacks have had consequences for the global economy as they have effectively closed off the Red Sea — one of the main trade routes for container ships. Meanwhile, Iran is embroiled in an escalating spat with its southeastern neighbor Pakistan, which targeted locations inside Iran a day after deadly Iranian strikes on separatists in Pakistani territory. The new strikes mean both countries have now taken the extraordinary step of attacking militants on each other’s soil at a time of expanding conflict in the Middle East and the wider region.
Hostage crying
(CNN or theSkimm Thu 1-18-24) QUOTE: “As Americans, we expect the United States, the greatest superpower in the history of the world, to use its full power to secure the hostages’ release.” — Jon Polin, the father of Hersch Goldberg-Polin — an American citizen held hostage in Gaza — [NOT READ…]: speaking at a news conference on Capitol Hill on Wednesday. Several families of American hostages are in Washington, DC, this week around the 100-day mark of their loved ones being taken when Hamas attacked Israel on October 7. The families are scheduled to meet with White House officials today to discuss the government’s efforts to bring their relatives home.
HAKE NEWS, Hr 2 | Thu 1-18-24
Libs made the world more dangerous, now they wanna swoop in and make schools “safer” // “Border battle,” CNN calls it, SMH: Woman and two children drowned: State and Feds fighting // “Americans” under 55 are getting cancer at higher rates //
School safety — NO SUCH THING iN OBAMA-BIDEN’S AMERICA
(CNN or theSkimm Thu 1-18-24) The Justice Department is expected to release a review today of the failed law enforcement response to the 2022 Uvalde school shooting. More than a year after the tragedy — which left 19 children and two teachers dead — the Texas community is still grappling with why it took 77 minutes for law enforcement to stop the gunman. Surveillance video shows more than 370 officers gathered at the scene as the shooter roamed two adjoining classrooms, raising questions about whether lives could have been saved if authorities had acted sooner. The victims’ families met with Attorney General Merrick Garland on Wednesday to be briefed on the report ahead of its release today, although some told CNN that many questions remain about what is being done to bolster security in schools across the US.
Border battle (WAR AGAINST AMERICANS)
(CNN or theSkimm Thu 1-18-24) The Biden administration gave Texas until the end of Wednesday to stop blocking the US Border Patrol’s access to several miles along the US-Mexico border following the drowning deaths of a woman and two children last week. State authorities had barred federal agents from the zone — according to a Department of Homeland Security letter exclusively obtained by CNN— preventing Border Patrol from attempting an emergency rescue. The Department of Homeland Security warned it will “refer the matter to the Department of Justice for appropriate action and consider all other options available to restore Border Patrol’s access to the border.” Texas Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton doubled down on the state’s actions Wednesday, saying, “Texas will not surrender,” in a statement issued by his office.
Everybody getting cancer younger!
(CNN or theSkimm Thu 1-18-24) Americans under 55 are getting cancer at higher rates.
Yesterday, the American Cancer Society revealed there's been a rise in colorectal cancer cases. In the late '90s, colorectal cancer was the fourth leading cause of cancer deaths in both men and women under 50. Now, it’s the first for men and second for women. Experts aren’t sure what’s causing the increase, but some have pointed to a sedentary lifestyle and unhealthy diet. Meanwhile, researchers have also found a rise in diagnoses for some common cancers. Between 2015-2019, researchers tracked about a 1% increase each year in uterine, breast, and pancreatic cancers.
Good news: People with cancer are living longer and dying less often. That’s due in part to better treatments and earlier detection. The five-year survival rate for all cancers combined has gone up about 20% since the ‘70s. Still, experts say the rise in cancer diagnoses highlights the need for things like earlier screenings. For colon and rectal cancers, doctors recommend screens at age 45 — down from the previous rec at 50. In some cases where colorectal cancer is present in family history, doctors recommend getting screened as early as age 40.
NOT READ: The American Cancer Society projects there will be 2 million new cases of cancer in the US this year — which comes out to more than 5,000 diagnoses per day. Now, amid the rise in cancer cases among younger adults, many point to the need for new investments in prevention efforts.
NOT READ: Royal family (NOT ROYAL TO ME!)
(CNN or theSkimm Thu 1-18-24) Catherine, Princess of Wales, will spend up to two weeks in the hospital after undergoing abdominal surgery, Kensington Palace announced in a statement Wednesday. The operation was successful and Catherine — known by many as Kate — is expected to recover at her home in Windsor after she is discharged. It is unclear what the surgery was for, but a royal source told CNN that the 42-year-old’s condition was non-cancerous. Shortly after Kate’s hospitalization was made public Wednesday, Buckingham Palace revealed that King Charles III will also be going to the hospital next week for treatment for an enlarged prostate. Buckingham Palace said the 75-year-old would undergo a “corrective procedure” and described his condition as “benign.”
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