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North Korea THREAT: US senator's stern WARNING US era of appeasement is OVER as WW3 LOOMS

NORTH KOREA is facing increasingly tough rhetoric from the United States, with one US senator

warning that under Donald Trump the era of appeasement of Kim Jong-un's regime is over.

North Korea has given Donald Trump their attention, as the President abandons the US appeasement

mentality of the last 30 years, said US Senator.

Lindsey Graham, the senator for South Carolina, said he was "excited about what could happen",

in an interview on Fox News.

He said: "For the last 30 years we've had kind of an appeasement mentality to North

Korea.

"The President has told the North Korean regime that I don't want a war but I will

stop you from building an ICBM with a nuclear weapon on top that could hit the American

homeland.

"If I have to go to war to stop you I will.

In 2017, North Korea held a number of missile tests to check its nuclear capability, and

by the end of year the rogue state said it had weapons capable of reaching the US.

However since January 2018, the North Korean leader has changed his tune and said he's

willing to denuclearise under certain decisions and agreed to meet with the US President.

Graham said: "I think Trump has got their attention, he's convinced China that he's

serious and he's got them to the table - no one else has been able to do it.

North Korea's despotic leader visited Beijing on Sunday, in Kim Jong-un's first foreign

trip since becoming leader in 2011.

He arrived in China in a bullet-proof train known as the 'Kim Jong-un Express', which

was heavily-fortified and packed with bodyguards.

Graham is certain that Donald Trump is the reason for Mr Kim's visit to the Chinese

capital.

Graham said: "Jimmy Carter is upset with Bolton but we've tried it the Jimmy Carter

way for about 30 years.

"Let's try it the Donald Trump/John Bolton way - I'm very excited about what could

happen."

Mr Kim is set to meet President Trump in May.

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Top California County Declares Open Rebellion To The State's Sanctuary Laws - Duration: 2:55.

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Trump is hopeful, but some skeptical ahead of US-NK talks - Duration: 2:37.

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Sara Carter Drops New Evidence Tying the Deep State Plot Against Trump DIRECTLY to Obama's WH - Duration: 8:11.

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Husband Of State Sen. Stan Rosenberg Indicted On Sexual Assault Charges - Duration: 1:00.

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Japanese parliament passes record U.S. $926 bil. budget bill - Duration: 1:57.

Japanese lawmakers have passed a record budget bill with high social and military spending.

The passage comes amid skepticism of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ability to push fiscal

reform as he faces a crisis over suspected cronyism.

Ro Aram reports.

The budget bill totaling a record 926 billion U.S. dollars was passed by the upper house

of Japan's parliament on Wednesday.

The budget is for the new fiscal year, which starts on Sunday, and is focused heavily on

social security and military spending.

Outlays for social security will rise to an all-time high of 311 billion dollars, accounting

for a third of the budget plan.

The large welfare spending is to respond to Japan's aging population, which has made it

difficult for the debt-ridden nation to rein in social security expenditures, such as pensions

and medical costs.

Military spending has also been earmarked at a record high of 49 billion dollars, rising

every year since Abe took office in 2012.

Abe has cited threats from North Korea as a need to strengthen his country's military

and has repeatedly called for an amendment to Japan's pacifist Constitution.

Some of the military budget will be used to acquire U.S.-developed missile defense systems.

With the passage of the budget bills, attention is shifting to debate on a mid-year fiscal

reform plan, which will come around June.

That will likely be aimed at trying to rein in Japan's debt that currently stands as the

highest in the industrialized world, amounting to more than twice the size of the country's

economy.

Failure to curb spending has cast doubt on Abe's will to back fiscal reform.

He has already pushed back a fiscal 2020 budget-balancing goal, opting to raise spending on child welfare

and education instead.

Ro Aram, Arirang News.

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Five New Subdeacons in United States – FSSPX.news - Duration: 2:23.

On Saturday, March 17th, 2018, His Excellency Alfonso de Galarreta conferred the first of

the Major Orders, the Subdiaconate, on 5 seminarians.

The ceremony took place in the new North American seminary of the Society of St. Pius X located

in Dillwyn Virginia.

This particular ordination to the subdiaconate is one that stands in stark contradiction

to the standards of the world - as it is the first of the major orders as well as the last

moment a man might even consider living as a layman.

During this ceremony, at which FSSPX.NEWS was privileged enough to attend, five men

lay prostrate on the floor in silence as the community prayed the litany of the saints

imploring protection, guidance, and strength for each of these young men to make the choice

they were called to make.

Once the litany had been sung, the Bishop exhorted each candidate to consider the gravity

of their next step - reminding them that once it was taken they could never again consider

the married life or any life outside that of a celibate religious.

Each candidate was then called by name and as each stepped forward it signaled to all

present the decision that had been made and the vow that would forever set them apart

as chosen and ordained ministers of God.

This ordination of 5 men is no small matter for the future of the Society of St. Pius

X or the Church at large.

It is in these future priestly ordinands that the priesthood lives on and through which

the Sacrifice of the Mass will continue to be offered.

Every ordination reconfirms the continuity of the priesthood from the Apostles on down

to the new ordinands of last week.

Here from the newsroom of the FSSPX, and on the eve of Holy Thursday - the feast of the

Institution of the Priesthood - we offer these young men our wholehearted congratulations

and commend them to your prayers as they continue on their course to the priesthood.

For more information and analysis on the life of the Church, visit FSSPX.news

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SEEING IS BELIEVING! State Passes Bill Allowing Women To See Their Baby Before Abortion - Duration: 6:01.

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Potential 2020 contender Jason Kander returns amid secretary of state race - Duration: 1:47.

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Japanese parliament passes record U.S. $926 bil. budget bill - Duration: 2:12.

Now for a look at stories making headlines around the world and we start in Japan.

Lawmakers there have passed a record budget bill with high social and military spending.

The passage comes amid skepticism of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ability to push fiscal

reform as he faces a crisis over suspected cronyism.

For more on this and other international news we turn to our Ro Aram….

Aram… give us a rundown on the budget…. and what can we expect going forward?

Well Semin… the budget bill totaling a record 926 billion U.S. dollars was passed by the

upper house of Japan's parliament on Wednesday.

The budget is for new fiscal year which starts on Sunday and is focused heavily on social

security and military spending.

Outlays for social security will rise to an all-time high of 311 billion dollars, accounting

for a third of the budget plan.

The large welfare spending is to respond to Japan's aging population, which has made it

difficult for the debt-ridden nation to rein in social security expenditures, such as pensions

and medical costs.

Military spending has also been earmarked at a record high of 49 billion dollars, rising

every year since Abe took office in 2012.

Abe has cited threats from North Korea as a need to strengthen his country's military

and has repeatedly called for an amendment to Japan's pacifist Constitution.

Some of the military budget will be used to acquire U.S.-developed missile defense systems.

With the passage of the budget bills, attention is shifting to debate on a mid-year fiscal

reform plan, which will come around June.

That will likely be aimed at trying to rein in Japan's debt that currently stands as the

highest in the industrialized world, amounting to more than twice the size of the country's

economy.

Failure to curb spending has cast doubt on Abe's will to back fiscal reform.

He has already pushed back a fiscal 2020 budget-balancing goal, opting to raise spending on child welfare

and education instead.

For more infomation >> Japanese parliament passes record U.S. $926 bil. budget bill - Duration: 2:12.

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With GOP Watching State Closely, VP Pence Visits Minn. To Tout Tax Bill - Duration: 2:23.

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Saudi Arabia's King Salman to award US $2,000 to students studying abroad - Duration: 0:30.

Saudi Arabia's King Salman is giving some 90-thousand Saudi students who are studying

abroad a financial boost to help them with their education.

On Wednesday, he approved a proposal made by his son and heir Crown Prince Mohammed

bin Salman to give two thousand U.S. dollars to each student studying on government scholarships.

The Saudi government will also expand its overseas scholarship program to include students

studying at their own expense in recognized universities.

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US, South Korea Revise Trade Pact - Duration: 1:00.

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STEPHANIE RUHLE Mar.28.2018 Can the U.S. trust China and North Korea's promise for denuclearization? - Duration: 7:27.

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Chinese State Councilor in Seoul to brief officials on Beijing-Pyongyang summit - Duration: 0:36.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has sent a special envoy to Seoul today to brief South Korean

officials on the outcome of the talks earlier this week between Beijing and Pyongyang.

The envoy is Yang Jiechi, a key Chinese diplomat and member of the Politburo.

He's expected to meet this afternoon with President Moon's National Security Adviser,

Chung Eui-yong.

They'll also be having dinner together.

On Friday, the Chinese envoy will meet with President Moon.

In addition to the talks between Kim Jong-un and President Xi, it's expected that Yang

will also be discussing the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and other issues.

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SEEING IS BELIEVING! State Passes Bill Allowing Women To See Their Baby Before Abortion - Duration: 5:54.

SEEING IS BELIEVING!

State Passes Bill Allowing Women To See Their Baby Before Abortion

In 1973 Roe v Wade legalized abortion in the United States, and since then there have been

about 60 million abortions performed in our country alone.

While that number appears to be bleak, there have been some massive wins on the side of

the pro-life movement in stemming the tide of abortions being performed.

The pro-life movement has been instrumental in advocating for the unborn and educating

women on their rights which has resulted in a steady decline of abortions performed in

America and around the world.

Though while there is a steady decline in abortions being conducted, there is still

much more work to do in protecting those most vulnerable in the womb.

Recently, state representatives across the country have been busy introducing new legislation

that would deter on-demand abortions, and that is just the beginning of protecting innocent

life in our country.

Now, one state is going one step further in protecting the unborn by passing a bill that

would ensure women see their ultrasound before having an abortion, which has the pro-choice

movement up in arms.

Earlier this week, the pro-life movement scored a significant win in the state of Minnesota

when the state Senate passed a bill that would ensure women seeking an abortion the right

to view their ultrasound before the controversial procedure.

The bill, S.F. 2849 (H.F. 3194), that was authored by Sen. Michelle Benson (R-Ham Lake)

simply added a paragraph to an already existing Women's Right to Know consent law on the

books.

The paragraph added reads:

"If, at any time prior to the performance of an abortion, a female undergoes an

ultrasound examination, or a physician determines that ultrasound imaging will be used

during the course of a patient's abortion, the physician or the physician's agent shall

orally inform the patient of the opportunity to view or decline to view an active ultrasound

image of the unborn child.Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life (MCCL), the state's oldest

and largest pro-life organization was thrilled with the introduction of this wording introduced

earlier this month, stating that it was a women's right to see to be well-informed

before the procedure.

"Women have a right to be well-informed before undergoing any medical procedure, including

abortion," said MCCL Legislative Director Andrea Rau.

"Ultrasound provides factual, medical information that should not be withheld from women."Pro-life

legislation ensuring women's right to view their ultrasound was approved by the Minnesota

Senate Health and Human Services Finance and Policy committee Tuesday.

The informed consent measure has the strong support of Minnesota Citizens Concerned for

Life (MCCL).

S.F. 2849 (H.F. 3194), authored by Sen. Michelle Benson, R-Ham Lake, would simply allow women

to view their ultrasound prior to an abortion, if an ultrasound is performed.

The legislation would require the physician or person performing the procedure to offer

the woman the opportunity to view her ultrasound as it is being done.

The mainstream measure has earned bipartisan support in both chambers.

Even though most abortion facilities perform ultrasound prior to an abortion to determine

the development and location of the unborn child and the appropriate abortion method,

they typically do not offer women the chance to see the ultrasound.

S.F. 2849 would provide women access to factual medical information prior to an abortion.

"While not all women regret their decision to have an abortion, some do," MCCL Legislative

Director Andrea Rau told committee members.

"This legislation is meant to ensure that women have more comprehensive information

in order to ensure they make the best decision for them."

The bill would add a paragraph to the state's existing Woman's Right to Know informed

consent law.

Two post-abortive women submitted written testimony stating they were denied the right

to see their ultrasounds performed at abortion facilities, and that they would not have undergone

abortion had they been allowed to view their ultrasounds."

Of course, Planned Parenthood is none too pleased with this legislation stating that

it sets a dangerous precedent by legislating the conversation between a doctor and their

patient.

According to Planned Parenthood, patients already have a right to see their ultrasound

and that this bill would impose "specific requirements for medical procedures because

these requirements interfere with the doctor-patient relationship."

If patients already have the right to view their ultrasound, what is the issue then?

The problem Planned Parenthood seems to be having is that they most likely were not adhering

or asking women if they wanted to view these images before performing an abortion.

Patients consenting to any procedure including the termination of their offspring should

be 100% informed of what they are doing so there is no confusion on the matter.

However, Planned Parenthood preys on those that are not well-informed so that they can

continue destroying lives in the name of choice while padding their pockets.

Hopefully, that will continue to change with more states in the union adopting similar

bills to protect the unborn in their mother's womb.

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Chinese State Councilor meets and dines with Seoul's top security advisor, exchanges views ... - Duration: 2:43.

Now as we speak, Chinese President Xi Jinping's special envoy Yang Jiechi and President Moon's

top security adviser Chung Eui-yong are meeting here in Seoul.

Yang is on a two-day trip to South Korea to brief local officials on the outcome of the

recent Beijing-Pyongyang talks.

For more we now connect live to our Blue House correspondent Hwang Hojun who's on the phone

for us.

Hojun, what can you tell us.

Daniel as you said the meeting is still going on as we speak.

The meeting between Yang Jiechi, a key Chinese diplomat and member of the Politburo,... and

South Korea's National Security Adviser, Chung Eui-yong began a couple of hours ago,... and

it will turn into a dinner hosted by Chung as soon as they wrap up their talks.

According to initial pool reports, Chung said that the summit between Chinese President

Xi Jinping and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un was a great opportunity to reaffirm the Pyongyang's

commitment to the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula as well as the upcoming inter-Korean

and U.S.-North Korea summits.

Chung recalled the time when he visited Beijing as President Moon's special envoy earlier

this month, when President Xi said China and South Korea are on the same page when it comes

to critical issues concerning the Peninsula, and reaffirmed his support of Seoul's policy

to establish lasting peace in the region.

Yang, in return, said that Kim Jong-un's recent surprise visit to Bejing and the bilateral

talks with the Chinese President would be beneficial to the upcoming April summit between

the two Koreas.

Amid the dynamic changes happening in the region, Yang stressed that both China and

South Korea must continue to closely communicate with each other and seek to develop their

bilateral relationship in accordance with the agreement made between Presidents Moon

and Xi.

Last December the two leaders agreed upon the unacceptability of war on the Peninsula,...

a firm commitment to the Peninsula's denuclearization,... a peaceful resolution of the North Korean

issue through dialogue and negotiation,... and the benefits of improving inter-Korean

relations to resolve such issues.

It sounds as though China is definitely trying to make its mark and stay in the loop in the

ever-changing situation.

Hojun, you also mentioned about how a date has been confirmed for when the inter-Korean

talks will happen.

What does the Blue House have to say about that?

Well, as the news is still hot out of the oven, there wasn't any official press briefing

from the Presidential Office about the decision.

But, the Blue House spokesperson told the reporters this afternoon that the Korean government

will certainly put its utmost effort into preparing for the summit between Seoul and

Pyongyang, especially now that they have a fixed date.

He also said that he wishes the April summit will become a groundbreaking turning point

in establishing peace on the Peninsula and called for the public's unified support for

a successful summit.

Daniel.

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Former Senator Comes Clean on U S Government's UFO Research - Duration: 4:15.

Former Senator Comes Clean on U.S.

Government�s UFO Research

BY Brett Tingley

The recent �disclosures� of the Pentagon�s UFO research project and the accompanying

videos of allegedly anomalous aerial objects caused quite a stir in the ufology world.

While these releases were a rare opportunity for mainstream news outlets to discuss the

UFO phenomenon in a legitimate light, many veteran researchers urged caution.

In the weeks that followed, many inconsistencies and reasonable explanations for the program

surfaced which cast some doubt on the claims made by Tom DeLonge�s new �To the Stars

Academy� research group.

In particular, many critics noted that the ties between former Nevada Senator Harry Reid

who secured the funding and Las Vegas-based UFO enthusiast and aerospace magnate Robert

Bigelow were suspicious, reeing not of the alien or otherworldly, but of the �you scratch

my back, I�ll scratch yours� political favor variety.

To help clear the air and discuss what he knows about these government UFO research

programs (or at least is able to discuss publicly), Reid recently sat down with New York Magazine�s

Eric Benson for an interview about these programs.

Reid began the interview stating that �if we�re here to talk about little green men

or stuff that you want to look at that was found in New Mexico or something, I�m not

interested.

If you�re here to talk about science, I�m happy to do that.� Reid then goes on to

fill in some backstory about how he was put in touch with Bigelow through Nevada journalist

and Coast to Coast AM host George Knapp shortly after Bigelow inherited a small fortune following

his father�s death.

Robert Bigelow

Knapp and Bigelow were both keenly interested in UFO phenomena, Reid says, and began sending

him information about some of the more high-profile UFO incidents and alleged crashes like Roswell.

While Reid remains skeptical about most of these claims, he says the sheer abundance

of UFO reports drew him in.

�Mainly what interested me is so many people had seen these strange things in the air,�

Reid says, �that was interesting to me.� It was this interest � and allegations that

America�s rivals were putting resources into investigating anomalous aerial phenomena

� that Reid says led to securing funding for the now-infamous Pentagon UFO research

program led by Luis Elizondo:

What we decided to do � it would be black money, we wouldn�t have a big debate on

the Senate floor over it.

They would put in their defense appropriation bill, 11 million bucks.

The purpose of it was to study aerial phenomena.

The money was given, a directive was given to the Pentagon, to put this out to bid, which

they did.

Reid says the majority of the money went to Bigelow, who created a centralized storage

facility for official documentation and reports of sightings, alleged alien artifacts, and

other pieces of the UFO puzzle.

Reid notes that one reason the UFO phenomenon hasn�t been seriously discussed in the military

or government is because many career g-men are �afraid somebody will think they�re

some kind of a wacko.�

The Bigelow Aerospace logo bears an uncanny resemblance to the common grey alien.

Could Bigelow Aerospace be any less discreet with their logo design?

Reid ends the interview by attacking his interview and the press at large, arguing that the media

either doesn�t want to or doesn�t have the resources to comb through the thousands

of reports and documents the government (and Bigelow) have amassed on UFO phenomena.

Uh, where do I sign up?