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Iran launched a strike of over 180 ballistic missiles at Israel Tuesday, following a week of rising tensions. The missiles resulted in a single Palestinian casualty in the West Bank and no Israeli casualties. “In accordance with legitimate rights and with the aim of [establishing] peace and security in Iran and the region, a decisive response has been made to the Zionist regime’s aggression,” Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian wrote in a statement. “The entire world should condemn the attack,” U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken stated.  He added, “Initial reports suggest that Israel, with the active support of the United States and other partners, effectively defeated this attack.” The Pentagon told reporters that two U.S. destroyers played an active role in intercepting Iranian missiles. No other U.S. military assets were used to shoot down the missiles. Jake Sullivan, Biden’s national security adviser, stated that American officials will continue to be in communication with their Israeli counterparts. It is unclear whether the U.S. favors an Israeli retaliatory strike, or if Biden will call Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.  The U.S. State Department reaffirmed its support for Israel in the aftermath of the attack, with spokesman Matthew Miller calling the attack “brazen and unacceptable.”  “The president has made clear our support for Israel’s security is ironclad. We will continue to stand with the people of Israel at this critical moment,” Miller said. The post Iran Launches 180 Missiles at Israel appeared first on The American Conservative.

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Bob Dylan is certainly one of the most influential songwriters of all time because he was one of the first to show that it was possible to write about topics other than love and still achieve success. For more than 60 years he has been touring and recording non-stop, so he had the chance to see many incredible acts and even perform with them on stage or studio. One of those bands was The Grateful Dead that even toured for a while with Bob and once he gave his opinion on the group's guitarist and singer Jerry Garcia. Bob Dylan's opinion on Grateful Dead's Jerry Garcia The Grateful Dead was formed in Palo Alto, California back in 1965 and was active for 30 years until 1995. The band came to an end when Jerry Garcia sadly passed away at the age of 53. A few years ago, the band had toured with Dylan and their friendship even got bigger. After Garcia's death, Dylan shared a special message to Rolling Stone magazine about his dear friend. "There’s no way to measure his greatness or magnitude as a person or as a player. I don’t think eulogizing will do him justice. He was that great. Much more than a superb musician with an uncanny ear and dexterity. He is the very spirit personified of whatever is muddy river country at its core and screams up into the spheres. He really had no equal." "To me he wasn’t only a musician and friend. He was more like a big brother who taught and showed me more than he’ll ever know. There are a lot of spaces and advances between the Carter family, Buddy Holly and, say, Ornette Coleman, a lot of universes. But he filled them all without being a member of any school. His playing was moody, awesome, sophisticated, hypnotic and subtle. There’s no way to convey the loss. It just digs down really deep," Bob Dylan said. The Folk Rock legend performed several times with the Dead back in the 80s. They spent more time together in 1987 when a successful stadium tour featuring both happened in North America. They played separately and together at those concerts. The result of it was a collaborative live album called "Dylan & The Dead" (1989). That album was produced by John Cutler and Jerry Garcia. It only has songs composed by Dylan that he performed with the Grateful Dead. Bob Dylan said Garcia showed him his songs could have been better [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5MznpSW-wg&pp=ygUXYm9iIGR5bGFuIGdyYXRlZnVsIGRlYWQ%3D[/embed] Dylan recently paid tribute to the band covering the track “Friend Of The Devil” during his North American tour in June, 2022. It was the first time since 2007 he performed a Grateful Dead song live. Talking with Edna Gunderson, in an interview back in 1997, he said that Jerry Garcia showed him that his songs could have been better recorded. “I can’t say that I’ve made any great-sounding records. A lot of the older songs were just blueprints for what I’d play later on the stage. Jerry Garcia proved that to me. He took a lot of the songs and actually recorded them and sang them a step further than they were on my records." "He heard where they should go. I would hear his versions of songs of mine and I’d say, ‘OK, I understand how it should go.’ Then I would play that and might even take it a step further. There have been other artists who have recorded my songs and shown me the way the song should go,” Bob Dylan said.The post Bob Dylan’s opinion on Grateful Dead’s Jerry Garcia appeared first on Rock And Roll Garage.

America Under Attack: This Is Not Incompetence, But Betrayal From Within - 4,880 views September 2, 2024 Trumpet Daily - Trumpet Daily host Stephen Flurry and Trumpet magazine managing editor Joel Hilliker report on the treasonous attack against America. This report analyzes the border crisis, the disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan and the targeting of U.S. citizens by their own intelligence agencies as just three examples of the attack on America. All three share a common thread that few understand. Watch to find out what that is. - To get an in-depth analysis request your copy of Gerald Flurry's free book America Under Attack at www.americaunderattack.com.