By The European Union Times A man was taken into custody in New York Wednesday night after entering St. Patrick’s Cathedral carrying two canisters of gasoline, two bottles of lighter fluid and two butane lighters, authorities said. The 37-year-old man, whose identity will be released once he is formally charged, was stopped by a cathedral…

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By The European Union Times As France and the wider world mourns the blaze that gutted the iconic Notre Dame Cathedral, speculation is growing online that help in rebuilding the national treasure may come from the unlikeliest of places: a video game. French President Emmanuel Macron vowed to rebuild the devastated building, even as some…

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By The European Union Times Veteran broadcaster Lou Dobbs noted Tuesday that the decision to dismiss any notion that the Notre Dame fire could have been a deliberate act was based on politics, rather than any investigation of the facts. “One thing authorities are ruling out, however, within just a matter of hours, arson,” Dobbs…

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By The European Union Times According to statistics published by the Federal Criminal Police Office, Germans are more likely to get hurt or killed in a crime committed by an immigrant than vice versa. At the same time, the number of serious offences, like homicides and assaults, committed by newcomers has increased in comparison to…

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By The European Union Times Despite this trend, MSM refuses to entertain possibility of Notre Dame blaze being intentional. Feces smeared on walls, intentional fires and theft plague churches across France as police figures show 875 of the country’s 42,258 churches were vandalized in 2018. As Infowars’ Paul Joseph Watson reported just hours before the…

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By The European Union Times Sweden embraced immigration and is undergoing a rapid change in the demographics of its population; now Prime Minister Stefan Löfven has threatened to sanction others who don’t share the same attitude. Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfven is ready to impose sanctions on EU countries that oppose the reception of refugees,…

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By The European Union Times US President Donald Trump has announced that Israelis should be immune from any prosecutions launched by the International Criminal Court (ICC). According to an official statement issued by the White House and directly attributed to Trump (“Statement from the President,” April 12, 2019), he included Israelis in a “victory” statement…

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By The European Union Times After Assange helped Trump win the presidency due o releasing Clinton/Podesta/DNC emails, Trump repays Assange by jailing him and now denying him, metaphorically washing his hands just like Pontius Pilate washed his hands before he gave Jesus Christ to the Jewish masses to torture and kill Him. Its something like…

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By The European Union Times A school in Frankfurt has come under fire after its headmaster told a young girl she should wear a hijab if she doesn’t want to get bullied. The student’s mother told the Bild newspaper that her daughter was “beaten and verbally attacked on the way to school” by a group…

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By The European Union Times The authorities of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia consider a possibility to abandon the US dollar as the main currency in payments for Saudi oil. Riyadh may make such a decision in the event the United States passes a new law to ban the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC.…

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