“A pastor was arrested in London for criticizing the violence of Islam as he preached the Gospel in the street.

‘It’s called inciting religious hatred — which is false,’ Pastor Steve Maile, 66, told Fox News. ‘The cross of Christ is a message of hope, love, mercy, and reconciliation to a fallen world. … How could that be hate?’

Christian Concern reported that Maile ‘had been peacefully singing and preaching for around 10 minutes … calling people to repentance’ and ‘discussing whether Islam is a religion of peace’ before his arrest.

‘He criticised the history of violent Islam but said he had compassion and wanted Muslims to be saved by Jesus,’ the report noted…

Hertfordshire Police told Fox News that ‘A man aged in his 60s was arrested on suspicion of assault and a Section 5 public order offence (racially or religiously aggravated disorderly behavior).’

Section 5 makes it illegal in the U.K. to use ‘threatening or abusive words or behavior, or disorderly behavior’ visible or audible to a person ‘likely to be caused harassment, alarm or distress thereby.’ A religiously aggravated Section 5 offense, considered to be ‘religiously aggravated harassment,’ could carry heavy fines.

While police have dropped Maile’s charge of assault, he remains under investigation for an alleged public order offense after being released from jail on bail.

Maile alleged that the police officers did not formally read him his rights before he was forcefully bundled into a police car.”

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A frightening simulation has shown the impact Russia’s new nuclear missile could have on the United States. It was recently revealed that Vladimir Putin confirmed he had successfully tested the new Sarmat strategic weapon.

The missile has the ability to carry a nuclear warhead. The Russian leader eerily boasted that Sarmat was the “most powerful missile in the world”. Speaking on Russian State TV, Putin said: “It has the ability to penetrate all existing ​and future anti-missile defence systems.”

While missile force commander Sergei Karakayev added: “The deployment of launchers equipped ​with the Sarmat missile system will significantly enhance ​the combat capabilities of the ground-based strategic nuclear forces ​in terms of guaranteeing the destruction of targets and ⁠solving strategic deterrence problems.”

Putin claimed Sarmat II – which translates to satan – had a range four times greater than any western missile. It is thought it could reach up to 35,000km (21,750 miles).

Now a terrifying simulation from YouTube channel GeoTop60 has shown the impact Sarmat could have on the United States.

The simulation claims that Sarmat would reach the US in somewhere between “20 and 25 minutes”. It claims the American equivalent of Sarmat would take 10 minutes longer to reach Russia.

A major new peer-reviewed study we just published in Medical Research Archives has uncovered a shocking reversal: after two decades of steady progress, infant mortality surged 37% since 2020, congenital abnormality deaths jumped 46%, and registered live births collapsed by 24% — all coinciding with expanded vaccination campaigns in the Philippines.

The study is titled Global Implications of Vaccination and Rising Infant Mortality in the Philippines, authored by Sally A. Clark, Claire Rogers, Mila Radetich, Nicolas Hulscher (myself), Kirstin Cosgrove, Breanne Craven, M. Nathaniel Mead, and James A. Thorp.