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For the third time this century, you are here...
Just in case you did not comprehend this, here is the easier to understand version...
Source: GrrrGraphics.com
Police in Texas report two people dead at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio following a shooting on Friday morning. An airman killed his commander before apparently turning the gun on himself, sparking a lockdown at the military base a U.S. official has confirmed People reports: The shooting – which may have been a murder-suicide – reportedly occurred inside Building 147, which houses the Tactical Air Control Party schoolhouse. The victims have yet to be identified, but their bodies were allegedly found inside a room in the TACP building.
Submitted by Michaela Whitton via TheAntiMedia.org,
The number of people put to death across the globe in 2015 reached a 25-year high. The alarming surge in executions saw at least 1,634 people sentenced to death in 25 countries, according to a new report by Amnesty International. The figures exclude China, whose numbers remain a state secret despite the country’s title as the world’s top executioner.
Following a period of relative mass shooting calm over the past few weeks, moments ago reports indicate that there is an active shooter situation unfolding at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas which is on Lockdown. According to News4SA, there are reports that two people were shot and they are dead, although it has since clarified that according to The Bexar County Sheriff's Office reports the victims condition was not immediately known.
A 28-year-old student activist was hacked and shot to death by three motorcycle-riding assailants in Bangladesh’s capital, according to police. The attackers believed to be radical Islamists pounced on the secular blogger as he walked with a friend along the streets of Dhaka. Mail Online reports: The killing on Wednesday night follows a string of similar attacks last year, when at least five secular bloggers and publishers were killed, allegedly by radical Islamists.