If I'm excited about the black hole shot? No, it's obvious that it had to be like this, it's not a discovery at all. It's a photo of something that had to exist, an object so powerful in its gravitational force that it doesn't even release light.". It's a Antonio Zichichi the one who spoke at was very critical A Sheep Day, on Rai Radio1, to comment on the extraordinary photo of the black hole released yesterday. “Progress comes from the experiments we can do in our laboratories. We don't know what to do with black holes.", continued the scientist. In short, we could almost say: who cares about the photo of black holes. "And, right, absolutely". He is not enthusiastic about this shot that went around the world… “I'm not saying that at all, but what we do in the laboratory is far more important”.
Vikor Orbán during the annual State of the Nation speech in Budapest. On the podium the writing «Hungarians first!»
monica perosino12/02/2019
«We need Hungarian children». Break. Viktor Orbán looks up at the still and silent audience of Buda Castle. The emphasis is on the word «Hungarians». «We don't need migrants, but of Hungarian children". He will reiterate this several times in the annual State of the Nation speech, an invitation to combat the low birth rate of the country besieged by hordes of migrants – «terrorists» – ready to "invade the country" that his wall has so far managed to stop. The ultra-conservative prime minister's narrative seems unchanged since 12 years, since he came into power. He began his speech with the enthusiasm of "an economy that has been growing for seven years" thanks to "government policies and God". But it is the grand finale that draws the ovation from the packed room: «We live in times where fewer and fewer children are being born across Europe. The peoples of the West respond with immigration. But we Hungarians see it in a different light. We don't need numbers, but of Hungarian children".
The apostasy of the conciliar hierarchies continues. It officially starts with the document Nostra Aetate of the Second Vatican Council, continues with Montini's pro-Protestant and syncretist betrayals, with the kiss of Wojtyla's Koran, with Ratzinger barefoot in the blue mosque in Istanbul, finally with the kiss between Bergoglio and the great Imam. An ecumenist Church is not Catholic because it is relativist. (N.d.R.)
«Faith leads the believer to see in the other a brother to be supported and loved». The preface to the document on "Human brotherhood for world peace and common coexistence" signed in Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates by Pope Francis and the Grand Imam of Al-Azhar begins with these words.; text defined as «a common declaration of good and loyal will», in which we commit ourselves as men of faith to «adopt the culture of dialogue as a way, common collaboration as conduct, mutual knowledge as a method". Read More
«Sovereignty will impose itself at the European elections. Immigration is not the right answer, both in demographic matters and on labor issues"
ether Szijjarto, 40Hungarian Foreign Minister first hits the target: «We and Salvini are pioneers, we have both demonstrated that immigration can be stopped. He did it by sea in the Mediterranean, we Hungarians by land, along the Balkans". They are the basis for an alliance? «More than anything, ours represent shared positions on the issue of immigration which will not be "politically correct", but without a doubt they place the issue of safety as a priority… continues
source – https://www.lastampa.it/2019/01/27/esteri/il-ministro-degli-esteri-ungherese-szijjarto-migranti-noi-e-matteo-pionieri-il-nostro-popolo-prima-di-tutto-SRNMyiRPtgyikOFVCyQhdK/premium.html
From immigrants to the security decree, The positions of the Bergoglio pontificate are increasingly distant from those of the Northern League leader and Minister of the Interior.
“The Church has taken the field against us. I expected it". There were many clues he had collected, Matteo Salvini, who is not loved by Pope Francis. He already had confirmation of this when he was rejected more than one meeting request. As vice prime minister he would like to meet the pontiff, without hiding the distances, the differences. First of all immigration. But it is precisely these that keep the Northern League leader away from the Tiber and Via della Conciliazione. The latest in time, the security decree that Italian bishops and some important Catholic communities define as not only inhumane (giving vent to “conscientious objector” mayors), but contrary to the Constitution.
A statue of first Israeli prime minister David Ben Gurion seen at the departure hall of Ben Gurion International Airport. October 05, 2016. Photo by Nati Shohat/FLASH90 *** Local Caption ***
Reporting of Federici Studies Center
In the state of Israel, which defines itself as “exclusively Jewish” (law passed in the Knesset on 19/7/2018), after much opposition and hesitation, non-Jews were granted a prayer space at Tel Aviv airport (albeit with discreet signage to avoid acts of vandalism by Orthodox Jews).
Prayer rooms for Christians and Muslims at Tel Aviv airport
In a new wing of the Terminal 3 At the Israeli international airport, two separate rooms have been opened for the prayer of non-Jews
Two hands open in the gesture of prayer, above a writing in Hebrew, in Arabic and English. In the new E wing of the Terminal 3 at Ben Gurion airport - Israel's international airport - a simple and non-denominational sign has been indicating the "prayer rooms" for a few weeks. Simple environments, opened without too much fuss, but which mark an important gesture: the debut of a public space designed for the spiritual life of non-Jews in one of the busiest environments in Israel.
There was obviously already a synagogue at Ben Gurion airport, as in all the most important Israeli meeting places. And it was already since 2006 that the airport authority had talked about the idea of opening a space for non-Jewish prayer in the new Terminal, also due to the fact that Muslims and Christians together represent almost the 20% of the Israeli population and frequent the airport like everyone else. However, this project was lost in the maze of bureaucracy, until a singular accident relaunched the need for it: In the 2015 on the day of Simchat Torah – a Jewish holiday, during which religious Jews do not travel – a family of Muslim Turks in transit from the airport mistook the completely empty synagogue for a mosque and started praying there, even using tallits (the prayer cloaks of the Jewish tradition) like carpets. When some passerby noticed it and pointed it out to him, the family immediately interrupted their prayer and apologized, thus showing that he was in good faith and did not have any provocative intent. But the images were still too tasty not to circulate on social media.