A small family-owned church in Morelia, Michoacan has become the center of widespread attention after reports emerged of a statue of Our Lady of Guadalupe weeping what appears to be blood. The statue represents one of the most revered figures, Our Lady of Guadalupe, known for her apparitions dating back to the 1500s. The Archdiocese of Morelia has urged prudence and a measured approach to the claims of the supernatural. In a recent statement, church officials announced the commencement of a thorough investigation to ascertain the nature of the phenomenon. Emphasizing the importance of a meticulous and comprehensive analysis, the Archdiocese has refrained from making premature conclusions about the veracity of the miracle. “It is necessary to highlight the need for caution when approaching an issue as delicate as that of an alleged miracle,” the Archdiocese of Morelia said in a statement. “[We are] taking the necessary measures to investigate the situation in a deep and exhaustive manner. Therefore, it is too early to issue a definitive position on the matter.” “It will be the ecclesiastical hierarchy itself that confirms the team that will carry out the detailed study of the case, so, as soon as there is any relevant report or conclusion, it will be made public knowledge.” The ecclesiastical authorities have confirmed that a specialized team will be appointed to conduct an in-depth study of the case. The findings of this investigation will be disclosed to the public once a conclusive report is available. As the inquiry progresses, the church has become a place of pilgrimage. “I felt a sensation that I haven’t felt before, like a joy but also a real sadness because she is telling us, what will happen only she knows, it is a miracle and hopefully it is a miracle that is good for everyone,” one of the locals was quoted as saying. The post Virgin Mary statue in Mexico weeps tears of blood appeared first on Anomalien.com.

The media’s apologia for Hamas sinks to a new low, as NBC News runs a piece lamenting the “human cost” of the daring IDF raid that rescued four hostages held by Hamas within civilian residential areas. Watch as Lester Holt tees up Raf Sanchez’ report on the “human cost” of the four raids, and Sanchez touts his crew’s “documenting the painful other side of the story”. LESTER HOLT: Back now with our NBC News investigation of the human cost of that Israeli special forces mission that rescued four hostages held for over eight months by Hamas in Gaza. Raf Sanchez joins us. And Raf, it comes on a day when there has been a major shake-up in the Israeli government. RAF SANCHEZ: Lester, Prime Minister Netanyahu today disbanding the war cabinet following the break-up of that unity government formed after the October 7th attack, while in the heart of Gaza many families are still in mourning tonight. These images of Israeli commandos rescuing terrified hostages and reuniting them with their families after eight months of Hamas captivity were celebrated around the world. But inside Gaza, our NBC News crew documenting the painful other side of the story. The report goes very quickly into victim storytelling, wherein Sanchez talks to the mothers of deceased Palestinian children. The “human cost” here has very real names, ages, and faces, and this item is very clearly calibrated and crafted with the intent to elicit both sympathy for the victims and anger towards Israel. The IDF side of this one-sided story is told through nameless, faceless quotes of IDF spokespeople displayed on graphics as they are read out by Sanchez in a matter of seconds. Hamas draws pro forma mentions here and there throughout the report, so as to avoid accusations of omission. Beyond the IDF quotes, there is no recognition of the fact that civilians die in Gaza primarily because Hamas chose to embed among them before launching a medieval attack on Israel on October 7th, 2023. And taking hostages which were then placed among the civilian population.  While watching this report, one can’t help but remember former Univision News President’s forum with Jay Rosen at the University of Texas, where he said: ISAAC LEE: I think if you are an American journalist covering the Second World War, it’s not a problem for you to want the Nazis to lose. And I don’t think you need to be saying ‘Well, you know, the Allied Expeditionary Force Commander says this, and on the other hand the Fuhrer says that.’ I think it’s ok to understand that sometimes you have to be on the right side of the issues in history. Israel’s war in Gaza proves that the obligation to be “on the right side of history” is finite and limited in scope. One can easily imagine NBC News sending crews over to Dresden and Tokyo, to chronicle the “human cost” of Allied bombing campaigns. The absurdity of this piece is not lost among reasonable observers. Take Stephen Miller, for example: NBC did the Norm tweet. https://t.co/GsguZKnWVn — Stephen L. Miller (@redsteeze) June 18, 2024 At times, as this report shows, the Venn diagram between Regime Media and Hamas media is a circle. Click “expand” to view the full transcript of the aforementioned report as aired on NBC Nightly News on Monday, June 17th, 2024: NBC NIGHTLY NEWS 6/17/24 6:50 PM LESTER HOLT: Back now with our NBC News investigation of the human cost of that Israeli special forces mission that rescued four hostages held for over eight months by Hamas in Gaza. Raf Sanchez joins us. And Raf, it comes on a day when there has been a major shake-up in the Israeli government. RAF SANCHEZ: Lester, Prime Minister Netanyahu today disbanding the war cabinet following the break-up of that unity government formed after the October 7th attack, while in the heart of Gaza many families are still in mourning tonight. These images of Israeli commandos rescuing terrified hostages and reuniting them with their families after eight months of Hamas captivity were celebrated around the world. But inside Gaza, our NBC News crew documenting the painful other side of the story. The Hamas-run health ministry says at least 64 children were killed by Israeli fire during the raid. These are the stories of three of them. Taufiq, Karem, and Ahmed. Saher Aslei was already a mother in mourning long before the raid. Her eldest son died of cancer in 2022. And in March, she says, her two daughters were killed by an Israeli strike. Saher says 4-year-old Taufiq, her only surviving child, would ask "Why am I living? Why didn't I go with my sisters?" On June 8th, as Israeli troops moved in, Saher says she crouched in this corner, cradling Taufiq in her arms before the room went black and she saw blood on his face. Doctors at first thought Taufiq was dead. DOCTOR: This…(unint)...4 years old child. SANCHEZ: But just as he was being placed among the bodies, his hand twitched. A desperate rush to the emergency room, but the hope short-lived. He died five days later, his mother says. "He lived through three wars, his brother's death, his sisters' deaths. Taufiq never saw anything but war." The IDF says it has acted since the beginning of the war on its duty to return the hostages brutally kidnapped on October 7th, adding, "this operation is solid proof Hamas is hiding behind civilians and is holding hostages in the midst of densely populated civilian areas." You can see the house where Taufiq was killed was just 200 yards from the civilian homes where the hostages were held. But over a mile away near the coast, Nora Abuhami says she was getting lunch ready when Israeli helicopters opened fire on their camp. Her 8-year-old son Karem was killed instantly, she says. While his older brother Ahmed later died of his injuries. "He would tell me I want to go abroad and study and come back to Gaza. I'd like to be a doctor, Mommy." The IDF says “every loss of civilian life is a tragedy, a tragedy that Hamas brought upon us all. The IDF will continue to take all feasible measures in order to minimize civilian casualties.” Little comfort for Nora, who's left with only pictures and memories of her two young boys, who made each other smile, even in a war they couldn’t understand. Raf Sanchez, NBC News, Tel Aviv.  

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A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction on Monday, blocking Iowa's new illegal immigration law that would authorize state police to arrest and deport illegal aliens.Senate File 2340 was signed into law by Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds (R) in April to address the Biden administration's open border crisis. Biden 'has left states with no choice but to do the job for him.'Reynolds previously stated regarding the bill, "The Biden administration has failed to enforce our nation's immigration laws, putting the protection and safety of Iowans at risk.""Those who come into our country illegally have broken the law, yet Biden refuses to deport them. This bill gives Iowa law enforcement the power to do what he is unwilling to do: enforce immigration laws already on the books," Reynolds added.If allowed to go into effect, the legislation would allow Iowa law enforcement to charge illegal immigrants with an aggravated misdemeanor if they have an outstanding deportation order, were previously removed from the country, or were prohibited from entering the country. The law would also impose felony charges against illegal aliens with any prior felony convictions or former deportation orders related to drug crimes or crimes against people.SF 2340 would authorize judges to allow the suspect to leave the country instead of facing the state's charges.The law was scheduled to go into effect on July 1.Last month, the Biden administration sued Iowa over the new law, claiming that the federal government holds the "exclusive authority under federal law to regulate the entry and removal of noncitizens."Ahead of filing the lawsuit against Iowa, Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General Brian Boynton told Reynolds and Attorney General Brenna Bird in a May letter that "SF 2340 is preempted by federal law and violates the United States Constitution."On Monday, United States District Court Judge Stephen Locher issued a preliminary injunction blocking the law from taking effect.Locher wrote in his ruling, "As a matter of politics, the new legislation might be defensible.""As a matter of constitutional law, it is not," Locher said.In response to the judge's ruling, Reynolds wrote in a post on X, "Iowa's legislation to deter illegal immigration has been BLOCKED - leaving us defenseless to the consequences of Biden's Open Border. More crime, overdose deaths, and human trafficking. All because Biden won't do his job!"Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird stated that she plans to appeal the judge's decision."Since Biden refuses to secure our border, he has left states with no choice but to do the job for him," Bird wrote on X. "I will be appealing the court's decision today that blocks IA from stopping illegal reentry and keeping our communities safe."The Biden administration's Department of Justice also filed lawsuits against Texas and Oklahoma over similar legislation.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Graphics card manufacturer Zephyr has just unveiled what looks like the cutest graphics card on the market. This new small form factor, single-fan card isn't only the smallest card to be based on the Nvidia RTX 4070 GPU, but it's also adorned with the most adorable Sakura-themed design. While the Nvidia RTX 4070 may have been displaced by the RTX 4070 Super as our pick of the best graphics card overall, the 4070 is still a great choice for smaller gaming PCs, or for gamers on a tighter budget. Continue reading This is the smallest Nvidia RTX 4070 graphics card, and the cutest too MORE FROM PCGAMESN: GeForce RTX 4070 Super review, DLSS explained, Best graphics cards

The prices of high-capacity SSDs are plummeting right now, and WD has just closed the gap between 4TB hard drives and SSDs further with its latest drive. The new WD Blue SN5000 4TB has an MSRP of just $279.99, and it’s not just a low-speed SATA drive either. While WD is aiming the Blue SN5000 at creative professionals, rather than people looking for the best SSD for gaming right now, this M.2 drive still has a decent spec for the price. It uses the PCIe 4.0 interface, and WD claims the 4TB drive can hit a sequential read speed of up to 5,500MB/s. Continue reading WD’s new 4TB SSD has a shocking price, and we’re all for it MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best graphics card, Best gaming PC, Best SSD for gaming

Arrowhead is aware of the Helldivers 2 spawn problems players have been reporting since the last big patch, but says the team needs more time to “monitor and evaluate” the situation. The team clarifies that it brought patrol spawns back to earlier levels with the last patch while making some “slight tweaks,” which may be the underlying issue. Continue reading Helldivers 2 dev provides an update on the big spawn problem MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Helldivers 2 weapons, Helldivers 2 stratagems, Helldivers 2 system requirements

When is the Black Ops 6 beta? As sure as the sun rises and sets each day, a new Call of Duty installation is almost guaranteed for each new year and, with, it, a few days of multiplayer early access. Following the reveal of Black Ops 6, we want to know when the BO6 beta is taking place, and we're sure you do too. Call of Duty Black Ops 6 was first teased towards the end of May, and within two weeks we saw the FPS game's official reveal at Summer Game Fest 2024. Earlier rumors of a Gulf War themed Call of Duty were proved right, and the Black Ops 6 release date takes us back to the 1990s. There's more on that in our main guide, but read on to find out what we know so far about the Black Ops 6 beta. Continue reading Black Ops 6 beta - what we know and how to sign up MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Black Ops 6 release date, Best FPS games, New Warzone season

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It’s no secret that I’ve played far too many MMORPGs. From World of Warcraft to Final Fantasy 14, Lost Ark to Guild Wars 2 - if there’s a high fantasy world boasting boundless exploration and PvE combat, I’m there. As my Summer Game Fest schedule began to fill up, Amazon Games and Ncsoft’s Throne and Liberty was the game that rounded out an exhausting second day in the LA sun, thankfully slowing things down after high-octane shooters like Marvel Rivals. It was one I’d been looking forward to, and while it didn’t entirely disappoint, it didn’t quite win me over, either.  Continue reading Throne and Liberty makes boring MMO systems fun, but it’s not enough MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best MMO games, Best single-player MMO games, Best free games