Last Holocaust Auschwitz Death Camp Survivor Dies in Poland

The last person to survive the unthinkable horrors that occurred during the Holocaust at Auschwitz's death camp, has died at the age of 108. According to the Huffington Post, Antoni Dobrowolski was a resident of Warsaw, Poland at the time of his death. He was one of the few who lived to tell of the gruesome things that occurred at the death camp. More than 1 million women, men, and children were murdered at the hands of the Nazi's in this camp alone; they will never be forgotten.

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Final Presidential Debate Tonight

The final presidential debate airs tonight at 8pm from Lynn University in Boca Raton, FL. Barack Obama and Mitt Romney will tackle a very hot topic in politics; foreign policy.

Don't miss it!

Man Kills Wife and 2 Others Before Killing Himself-Brookfield, WI

Radcliffe Haughton made his way to the salon where his wife worked on October 21st, and shot and killed her, shot six other women, and then killed himself. Radcliffe Haughton and his wife, Zina, had been seperated for some time and according to ABC News, she had gotten a four year protection order on October 8th. Yasmeen Daniel, Zina's daughter, was also an employee at the salon and watched her mother get killed by her stepfather.

This is not the first time in recent news that this has happened. On October 18th, Bradford Brummet walked into a Florida salon and murdered his ex-girlfriend and three other women before killing himself.

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She's Buried Chest High- Overwhelming Video

This video takes a deep, interesting look at Sharia Law and human rights abuses. Interesting; and equally overwhelming.

What Humanity Wants

I seen this and believe it really speaks for what humanity as a whole ultimately wants; peace and justice for all. When you turn on the news, look at the world around you, or your own circumstances you see that the world is headed into the opposite direction and will only worsen over time. We do have the power to change this and it starts with each and every one of us; we're all in the race for humanity.

Christian Students Murdered in Nigeria For Allegedly Refusing To Convert To Islam

According to ioL news, on Tuesday, October 2nd, 26 students at a Nigeria college were killed by unknown gunmen who carried with them guns and machetes.The attack has shocked those in the town of Mubi, where the massacre took place. Now, troops in Nigeria are actively looking for the killers, going house to house in hopes of capturing them and bringing them to justice.

 Liveleak.com is reporting that the 26 Christian students were killed by Islamist militants, Boko Haram, for refusing to convert to Islam. Boko Haram is a group that is set on implementing Sharia Law in the area.

Troops are trying to determine the identities of the killers after it was revealed by a survivor of the massacre that the killers said the names of the victims before killing them.

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October: Domestic Violence Awareness

 Every single day in the U.S, at least three women are killed at the hands of their boyfriends or husbands as a result of domestic violence, according to domesticviolencestatistics.org. The site also notes that every year, 10 million children see domestic violence take place in their homes, which in turn directly effects their outlook and role in future relationships. These statistics are alarming. Awareness of domestic violence is not limited to the month of October; this is a deeper issue in which we should all pay attention to in an effort to stop it.

Chances are you know someone who is or has been a victim of domestic violence. Reach out to that person, assist in any way that you can. Whatever you do, do not be silent about the issue. Many women are embarrassed as they thought "this would never happen to me." I, myself, was a victim of domestic violence and thought the same thing. Change happens when you break the cycle of abuse. Do your part to stop this violence.

For more statistics on domestic violence, follow the link:
http://domesticviolencestatistics.org/domestic-violence-statistics/


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October: Breast Cancer Awareness

 It is estimated that 1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer in her lifetime, according to WebMD.com. In 2012, the American Cancer Society stated that an estimated 39, 510 women will die from breast cancer and that 226, 820 will be diagnosed with the deadly disease. These statistics substantiate the importance of breast cancer awareness. October is national breast cancer awareness month. Women everywhere should educate themselves on the causes, types and symptoms of breast cancer.

Here's a link on the statistics, causes, symptoms, and different types of breast cancer: 

http://www.cancer.org/Cancer/BreastCancer/index

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