The world has truly gone mad
https://sputniknews.com/viral/202008151080179235-chuck-norris-vows-to-make-belarusian-president-lukashenko-cry-in-a-video-address-amid-protests/
"You know, when I slice onions, onions cry. So if you don’t stop what you are doing now, then I will come to one of your residences and make you cry", Norris said referring to the president as 'Sasha Zero Percent' and 'Mister Cockroach'.
https://www.businessinsider.com/protesters-gather-outside-the-home-of-postmaster-general-louis-dejoy-2020-8
Protesters on Saturday gathered outside the Washington, DC, home of Postmaster General Louis DeJoy over claims his cost-cutting measures are slowing down mail delivery and could adversely impact mail-in-voting in November.
According to WUSA, organizers from a group called Shut Down DC organized the "noise demonstration" outside DeJoy's home in Kalorama Park, a community in the Adams Morgan neighborhood of Washington.
Earlier this year, the Postal Service Board of Governors appointed DeJoy, a North Carolina-based shipping and logistics executive and former Trump donor ( all confirmed by senate )
Muslim Brotherhood
https://en.fergana.ru/news/119975/?country=tj
The Supreme Court of Tajikistan has opened proceedings in the case of 116 individuals charged with membership in the Muslim Brotherhood (banned in Russia and Tajikistan). Two of the individuals on trial are citizens of Egypt, the remainder are citizens of Tajikistan. Court sessions are being conducted behind closed doors at Dushanbe’s detention facility No.1 under the chairmanship of Supreme Court judge Muhammad Rahmonzoda, Ozodi reports (in Russian).
A source familiar with the case told Ozodi that the suspects are being charged under four articles of the Tajik criminal code: 179.2 (“Financing crimes of a terroristic nature”), 307.1 (“Public calls to carry out extremist activities”), 307.2 (“Organising an extremist group”) and 307.3 (“Organising the activities of an extremist organisation”).
The Tajik authorities began arresting alleged members of the Muslim Brotherhood in the country in January this year. By the end of that month alone, at least 113 individuals had been taken into custody. Tajik prosecutor-general Yusuf Rahmon stated at the time that among the detainees were an official from the Isfara municipal administration and over 20 employees of various universities, including the Islamic University and the Tajik Institute of Languages. Some of those arrested were later released.
The authorities in Uzbekistan meanwhile announced today that 38 suspected members of extremist organisations have been arrested in the Surkhondaryo and Jizzakh regions.
https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/iran-kayhan-uae-legitimate-target-israel-deal
The Iranian hardline newspaper Kayhan, whose editor-in-chief is appointed by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has said "the UAE has turned itself into a legitimate target for the resistance" following its deal with Israel, according to its website.
In a front-page comment, Kayhan said: "The UAE's great betrayal of the Palestinian people… will turn this small, rich country which is heavily dependent on security into a 'legitimate and easy target' for the resistance."
Iran often refers to militant forces and regional countries opposed to Israel and the United States as a "resistance" front.
Rouhani warned the UAE against allowing Israel a "foothold in the region".
"They [the UAE] better be mindful. They have committed a huge mistake, a treacherous act. We hope they will realise this and abandon this wrong path," said the president.