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Video Shows Russian Security Forces Cutting Off The Ear Off One Of The Terrorists Who Killed 130 And Forcing Him To Eat It
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Transgender Freak Pulls A Gun On Street Preacher In San Francisco Speaking About Gender
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A Male High School Student Assaults And Knocks Out A Female Student In Rialto
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DEI Activist Busted Giving Minorities The Answers To Air Traffic Control Tests, Endangering Everyone That Flies
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A short video circulating on Russian Telegram channels shows the apparent arrest of one of the suspects in Friday’s terrorist attack outside Moscow. The suspect in the video is reportedly a 30-year-old man named Rajab Alizade.
In the 24-second video, a person wearing camouflage pins Alizade to the ground, cuts off his right ear, and then shoves the severed flesh into Alizade’s mouth, before punching him in the face. In the footage, Alizade lies on his chest, and his hands are bound.
In another video, apparently recorded afterward, the right side of Alizade’s head is covered in blood, and part of his ear is missing. Other videos show his head bandaged and soaked in blood. In the recording, a voice off-camera says: “Answer as best you can! I'm right here! You have one ear left!”
Russia’s Federal Security Service says it’s apprehended all suspected terrorists involved in Friday’s attack at Crocus City Hall outside Moscow. According to the Internal Affairs Ministry, all men in custody are foreign nationals.
Thanks also Tom. Having fun with Jekyll converting my WP site at the moment. Looking forward to viewing your tutorial to see if I have made some mistakes and how I could make the process less painful. Really glad I ditched WP. Writing in Kramdown/Atom is a joy! Just what I was looking for. Glenn
I'm glad to hear your experiences with Jekyll have been positive. Are you working in an API doc role now, with all the Java knowledge you accumulated?
Thanks for this very informative tutorial, Tom! This gives a good insight into how Jekyll works.