Blog Heap of Links for the day 11 July 2016

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed legislation this week that severely restricts freedom of religion by prohibiting any religious speech or evangelization outside of places of worship.…

A leaked police document shows that 2,000 men assaulted over 1,200 women across Germany on New Year’s Eve.

The police have only caught 120 suspects. Foreigners make up the majority of suspects, which shows that the increase of refugees and migrants is linked to the rising sexual assault and rape cases across the European Union.…

We’re having a great time here at Lake Typhoid! Scoutmaster Webb is making us all write to our parents in case you saw the flood on TV and got worried.…

…Through conversations with friends and family, the “United We Stand” campaign was born. Our simple effort to educate parents exploded into a national campaign to tell the White House and Obama “No.”

Our message was that this radical agenda of subjective “gender fluidity” and unrestricted shower and bathroom access actually endangers all.…

Micah Xavier Johnson, the sniper who murdered five Dallas police officers and wounded a number of others, reportedly had plans for a much larger attack that would have involved explosives. He also is reported to have scrawled cryptic messages in his own blood on the walls of the parking garage where he was eventually killed.

In other news, after the Kuwaiti government initially approved plans for the building of churches in Kuwait, the projects were vetoed by the country’s parliament because they violate sharia law.…

U.S. to send more troops to Iraq ahead of Mosul offensive…
North Korea threatens 'physical response' to anti-missile system…
More than 300 dead as South Sudan capital is rocked by violence…

Japan's dying villages…
Video: Giant Human Slingshot…
Stop Freaking Out About Porn…

Hungary seals border- Sends 10,000 Police to stop migrant surge…
German leftists RIOT — evicted to make room for migrants they once welcomed…
Iran’s Illegal Attempts to Buy Chemical Weapons Technology…

Take a number, Junior…
Chuckle worthy…
Truth, stranger than fiction…

…On this day in 1804 the infamous duel occurred in which the Aaron Burr mortally wounded former Secretary of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton. At that time dueling was illegal but Burr managed to get the charges dropped. Burr was later charged with treason for his escapades on the frontier for which the evidence says he was guilty. But thanks to the efforts of John Marshall, an Adams appointee,nnd and one piece of faulty evidence he got off. …