CLASSIFIED FILE 0031 THE PLAN FOR THE WORLD TO COME With Christopher Jon Bjerknes

What is happening right now in Gaza as well as Armenia is nothing short of Genocide and Ethnic Cleansing by the Political Zionists of the Apartheid Israeli State. Many of the Jewish faith are calling out Netanyahu and Zionism for using their faith as a shield to force the hand of God and bring about a 6,000yr old “Prophecy”. Researcher and Author Christopher Jon Bjerknes guides us through what is really behind the bombing of Gaza and the little mentioned ethnic cleansing of Armenia.

You won’t find any other media companies covering this, because it goes far beyond Party and Geo Politics. Christophers research shows that this Death Cult are positioning the West as The Leviathan and the East as The Behemoth who will annihilate each other in a global war that will leave just the 600,000 “Chosen Souls” to live in ‘The World To Come’ with Yahweh and his female counterpart Shekinah as the reunite in the 3rd Temple of Solomon as one Androgynous God Head.

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German daycare eviscerated for dropping ‘Anne Frank’ name during Israel-Gaza war

The kindergarten reportedly planned to change its name to “World Explorer” a year before the conflict escalated

The Anne Frank daycare in Taengerhutte has come under fire from Jewish community members and local politicians for attempting to change its name during the politically charged climate of Israel’s war on Gaza. However, the change was under discussion “long before the current discussions and events,” the daycare insisted in a press release on Monday, following several days of attacks in the media.

Instead of “Anne Frank,” the daycare’s name since it opened in the 1970s, it would be called “World Explorer” going forward. But the statement, posted to the city’s website, stressed that the name change was not set in stone, nor was it a reaction to the current political climate, having been under consideration for 14 months amid a total renovation of the facility.

Daycare manager Linda Schichor explained that children and migrant parents had trouble understanding the story of Frank, a Jewish girl who kept a diary while hiding from the Nazis with her family in an Amsterdam attic and who later died of typhus in a concentration camp. “We wanted something without a political background,” she told local outlet Volksstimme on Monday.

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Taengerhutte Mayor Andreas Brohm spoke in favor of the name change, pointing out that it accompanied a shift in focus at the daycare toward diversity and self-actualization. Parents’ and employees’ wishes outweighed outsiders’ geopolitical concerns, he argued.

Brohm told Politico the name change hadn’t even come up for debate yet when the controversy erupted on Saturday, explaining the daycare was merely seeking something “that has a more positive connotation, not because Anne Frank has a negative connotation, but because people associate what they associate with it and with the day-care center concept.”

Volksstimme was initially contacted by an anonymous parent who claimed her whole family was outraged that the facility, which her mother had attended as a child, was changing its name. The story quickly went viral in German media, eliciting a pile-on by Jewish community groups – including the State Association of Jewish Communities in Saxony-Anhalt, the German-Israeli Society in Magdeburg, and the International Auschwitz Committee –  commenting on the controversy.

The latter’s executive Vice President, Christoph Heubner, pleaded with the citizens of Taengerhutte in an open letter to “reconsider the whole thing” lest they “chase [Frank] away again in her German homeland.”

The state of Saxony-Anhalt’s economy minister, Sven Schulze, even declared that the CDU party would “of course not agree to the renaming of the Anne Frank daycare center,” warning fellow councillors on Saturday against allowing such a “completely absurd, impulsive and small-minded” proposal to advance, in a post on X (formerly Twitter).

Middle Eastern country says it downed US drone

The Reaper UAV was allegedly on a spying mission in support of Israel

The Houthi government of Yemen announced on Wednesday that it had shot down an American drone that had encroached into their territorial waters. 

“With the help of God Almighty, our air defenses were able to shoot down an American MQ9 aircraft while it was carrying out hostile, monitoring and spying activities in the airspace of Yemeni territorial waters and within the framework of American military support for the Israeli entity,” the Yemeni military said in a statement. 

There was no mention of the location of the incident, or the type of weapons used.

“Hostile movements will not deter the Yemeni armed forces from continuing to carry out military operations against the Israeli entity in support of the oppressed Palestinian people,” the military added.

The US military has not commented on the reported incident. A photo of a burning Reaper drone has been circulating on social media, but it has not been independently verified. 

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At the end of October, Yemen confirmed it had repeatedly launched drones and missiles against Israel, and said it intended to continue doing so. 

Sanaa had decided on that course of action “out of a sense of religious, moral, humanitarian and national responsibility,” in order to “provide relief to our oppressed people in Gaza,” Yemeni military spokesman Yahya Saree said at the time.

The US military has previously said it had shot down multiple missiles and drones headed towards Israel over the Red Sea, but would not confirm if they had come from Yemen.


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Israel declared war on Gaza after the October 7 incursion by Hamas, in which an estimated 1,400 Israelis were killed and another 200 or more taken captive. As of Wednesday, Gaza health officials have recorded over 10,000 Palestinians killed and more than 26,000 wounded, along with 2,550 missing, as a result of Israeli air and ground operations.

A Reaper drone crashed into the Black Sea in March, after it was intercepted by two Russian jets for flying too close to Crimea. The US claimed a Russian fighter had struck the drone’s propeller, but Moscow denied any contact had occurred. The Pentagon has been flying drones close to Russian airspace in support of the Ukrainian military, while claiming it is not involved in the conflict.

The US and Iran almost came to blows in June 2019, after Iranian air defenses brought down an American RQ-4A Global Hawk. Tehran said the UAV had strayed into Iranian airspace and ignored warnings to turn around, while Washington insisted the drone had been shot down in an “unprovoked attack” while patrolling over international waters.

Chemical plant in US explodes (PHOTO, VIDEO)

One person was injured and nearby communities locked down after a blast in Texas

A plant making chemical solvents in southern Texas exploded and caught fire on Wednesday, prompting nearby communities to shelter in place to avoid potentially toxic fumes. A nearby school was evacuated. 

The explosion took place at Sound Resource Solutions in Shepherd, a community of 2,000 residents about 60 miles (100 km) northeast of Houston. 

One person suffered “minor burns” and is being treated at a local hospital, while 40 or so other employees made it to safety, company president Geoff Harfield told reporters. The cause of the blast was not immediately known.

San Jacinto County officials initially ordered everyone within a five-mile (eight-kilometer) radius to shelter in place, but later reduced it to one mile. A private school located on the same road as the company was evacuated out of an abundance of caution.

Photos and videos circulating on social media show clouds of thick black smoke billowing into the sky.

Massive plant explosion in San Jacinto County, Texas. No further details….KTRK pic.twitter.com/d1YW9m0HVz

— Volcaholic 🌋 (@volcaholic1) November 8, 2023
 

This is the scene on US 59 in San Jacinto County. US 59 remains closed for now from FM 1988 to Exit 451B due to a chemical fire on FM 1127. Crews and law enforcement are on the scene. Detours at Exit 451B in Shepherd, and at FM 1988 in Polk County. Prepare for delays. pic.twitter.com/PoKV1D49t4

— TxDOT Lufkin (@TxDOTLufkin) November 8, 2023

Officials in neighboring Polk County warned residents to close all windows and turn off their air conditioners, noting that the smoke was heading up US Highway 59 towards the city of Livingston.

While it was not known which chemicals may have been released by the fire, the plant makes “solvents for glue and paint remover” that are known to have “acute toxicity, carcinogenicity and reproductive toxicity” and could cause serious eye damage and skin irritation, as well as lung and organ damage if inhaled, Polk County said. 

Large chemical plant fire burning in San Jacinto County right now.

Video from a neighbor off FM1127 shows a huge plume of black smoke at Sound Resource Solutions. @KHOU

pic.twitter.com/w3Qg2x4a64

— Wiley Post (@WileyPostKHOU) November 8, 2023

There is a chemical plant explosion in Shepherd Texas right now
San Jacinto Sheriff has given a shelter in place advisory pic.twitter.com/LERitRRVbU

— TexanLady (@TexanLady40) November 8, 2023

 

Can the Palestinian Authority lead a post-Hamas Gaza Strip?

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken is working hard to involve the Palestinian Authority in a resolution of the conflict between Israel and Hamas. Despite having a significant security apparatus, a civil service and other trappings of a state, the weaknesses of the internationally recognised Palestinian leadership mean it may not be well positioned to play a meaningful role in Gaza’s future.