FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Three teenagers fleeing police while carrying a semiautomatic gun in a backpack jumped a wall at President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort, but probably didn't know that's where they were, authorities said Wednesday.
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Friday, August 07, 2020
"FUCK THE POLICE... no wait... HELP! POLICE!!!"
A highly ironic video has surfaced of a stabbing that took place in Portland on Monday.
In the video, an anti-cop Antifa militant repeatedly cries out for someone to call the police after a small blonde woman stabbed one of their comrades.
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-Woody
In the video, an anti-cop Antifa militant repeatedly cries out for someone to call the police after a small blonde woman stabbed one of their comrades.
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Expect a Back Lash Against the Left If Biden Fails to Denounce Riots and Threaten Defunding the Police
It is former Vice President Joe Biden, and not President Donald Trump, who has a political problem due to ongoing riots in the aftermath of the death of George Floyd as public backlash against the political left has begun seeping into public attitudes concerning the race for president in 2020.
On July 28, as attention was focused on attempts by radical leftist mobs led by Antifa to burn a federal courthouse in Portland, Oreg. to the ground, Biden issued a weak statement unbelievably blaming President Donald Trump and federal law enforcement for the riots.
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On July 28, as attention was focused on attempts by radical leftist mobs led by Antifa to burn a federal courthouse in Portland, Oreg. to the ground, Biden issued a weak statement unbelievably blaming President Donald Trump and federal law enforcement for the riots.
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"We're getting tired of chasing your ass, son"
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Metro Police said a man fled police six times over the past week before he was finally arrested after he crashed into an unmarked police during a pursuit.
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Whoops, didn't figure on federal charges, did you?
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — A 22-year-old woman is facing a federal charge in connection to the historic courthouse fire during riots in Nashville.
Shelby Ligons of Nashville is charged with malicious destruction of property using fire or explosives. She was arrested Tuesday morning.
On the evening of May 30, riots broke out in downtown Nashville following protests in the wake of the death of George Floyd.
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Shelby Ligons of Nashville is charged with malicious destruction of property using fire or explosives. She was arrested Tuesday morning.
On the evening of May 30, riots broke out in downtown Nashville following protests in the wake of the death of George Floyd.
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Life in the Big Apple
Hundreds of homeless people who have been put up in luxury hotels on Manhattan's Upper West Side by the city as part of its efforts to prevent COVID-19 outbreaks in shelters are terrifying residents by urinating, sleeping and taking drugs in the streets.
In July, it emerged that 139 of the city's iconic hotels - which had been forced closed for months - had agreed to take in homeless people for $175 per person, per night as part of a scheme by the city to try to avoid a breakout of COVID-19 in homeless shelters.
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-Chuck
In July, it emerged that 139 of the city's iconic hotels - which had been forced closed for months - had agreed to take in homeless people for $175 per person, per night as part of a scheme by the city to try to avoid a breakout of COVID-19 in homeless shelters.
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Black Slaveowners
Dr. Carter G. Woodson (1875-1950), known as “The Father of Black History,” was born in Buckingham County, Virginia, the son of former slaves. He received his doctorate from Harvard, rose to prominence as a writer and historian, and was the editor of The Journal of Negro History. He is best known for establishing Black History Week, which evolved into Black History Month.
In 1924 Dr. Woodson compiled from the U. S. Census records of 1830 the names and numbers of free Black owners of slaves, listed by State, along with the number of slaves owned by each. The statistics were copied by three assistants under his supervision, personally reviewed by Dr. Woodson, and published in Free Negro Owners of Slaves in the United States in 1830, Together with Absentee Ownership of Slaves in the United States in 1830. (Washington, DC: The Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, 1924.)
Most of the listings are in the South, but there are also listings of free Black owners of slaves in the District of Columbia, Illinois, Maine, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island. In the North, Pennsylvania had the most number of free Black owners of slaves, numbering twenty-three, with New York and New Jersey next.
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-Jeffery in Alabama
In 1924 Dr. Woodson compiled from the U. S. Census records of 1830 the names and numbers of free Black owners of slaves, listed by State, along with the number of slaves owned by each. The statistics were copied by three assistants under his supervision, personally reviewed by Dr. Woodson, and published in Free Negro Owners of Slaves in the United States in 1830, Together with Absentee Ownership of Slaves in the United States in 1830. (Washington, DC: The Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, 1924.)
Most of the listings are in the South, but there are also listings of free Black owners of slaves in the District of Columbia, Illinois, Maine, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island. In the North, Pennsylvania had the most number of free Black owners of slaves, numbering twenty-three, with New York and New Jersey next.
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-Jeffery in Alabama
House votes to remove Confederate monuments at National Parks
GETTYSBURG, Pa. — The Licensed Battlefield Guides at Gettysburg are raising the alarm over a recent vote in the U.S. House of Representatives that would remove Civil War monuments from federal parks nationwide.
According to Fowler, the legislation in question, HR-7608, would direct the National Park Service to remove all Confederate monuments, memorials, placards and statues at Gettysburg, Vicksburg, Antietam, Chickamauga, Manassas, Petersburg, Fredericksburg and 18 other battlefields and historic sites within six months.
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According to Fowler, the legislation in question, HR-7608, would direct the National Park Service to remove all Confederate monuments, memorials, placards and statues at Gettysburg, Vicksburg, Antietam, Chickamauga, Manassas, Petersburg, Fredericksburg and 18 other battlefields and historic sites within six months.
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-Woody
Landlords call for end to California eviction moratorium
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Landlords said they feel stuck and abandoned because of California’s temporary eviction moratorium, which was put into place to help people who may be struggling to pay rent due the novel coronavirus outbreak and the resulting public health restrictions.
“We cannot exercise our rights in court,” said Diana Polyakov.
Diana and Michael Polyakov said they are at the mercy of the state’s eviction moratorium. They recently purchased their dream home in Granite Bay and temporarily rented it out. But they said now, the renters aren’t paying and aren’t leaving.
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And here we have the politicians wanting to keep it in place:
California’s legislative leaders are asking the state’s Judicial Council for more time before renter evictions resume during the COVID-19 pandemic, saying they are facing “an impossible decision” between rushing legislation and leaving millions of tenants unprotected.
Most evictions in the state were suspended in April after California courts stopped processing nearly all cases. Gov. Gavin Newsom gave the court system the power to stop evictions in an emergency order in late March, intended to allow “maximum flexibility” in responding to the pandemic. At the time, the Legislature was on an extended break to reduce the spread of coronavirus in the state Capitol.
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“We cannot exercise our rights in court,” said Diana Polyakov.
Diana and Michael Polyakov said they are at the mercy of the state’s eviction moratorium. They recently purchased their dream home in Granite Bay and temporarily rented it out. But they said now, the renters aren’t paying and aren’t leaving.
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And here we have the politicians wanting to keep it in place:
California’s legislative leaders are asking the state’s Judicial Council for more time before renter evictions resume during the COVID-19 pandemic, saying they are facing “an impossible decision” between rushing legislation and leaving millions of tenants unprotected.
Most evictions in the state were suspended in April after California courts stopped processing nearly all cases. Gov. Gavin Newsom gave the court system the power to stop evictions in an emergency order in late March, intended to allow “maximum flexibility” in responding to the pandemic. At the time, the Legislature was on an extended break to reduce the spread of coronavirus in the state Capitol.
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Fun and games in Portland
Antifa rioters in Portland moved on to attacking residents in their homes and in the streets after being mostly dispersed from the Portland federal courthouse over the past week.
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‘Afraid for my life’: Portland protesters testify before Congress
WASHINGTON (Nexstar) — Two Portland protesters, one a Navy veteran beaten by federal officers and the other forced into an unmarked van by agents in military fatigues, testified before members of Congress Tuesday about their experiences.
The virtual roundtable — called “The Bill of Rights in the Balance: The Deployment of Federal Troops Against the American People” — featured Christopher David and Mark Pettibone.
The latter talked about a night of protesting in Portland that he said took a turn for the terrifying last month.
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The virtual roundtable — called “The Bill of Rights in the Balance: The Deployment of Federal Troops Against the American People” — featured Christopher David and Mark Pettibone.
The latter talked about a night of protesting in Portland that he said took a turn for the terrifying last month.
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Welcome Home, Soldier
RUNNELLS, Iowa — A World War II soldier is finally coming home nearly 80 years after his death.
Private Roy Brown Jr., of Runnells, Iowa, served in the U.S. Army during World War II. On Dec. 2, 1942, his unit was met with Japanese forces in present day Papua New Guinea and he was reported missing in action, never found by his company.
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Private Roy Brown Jr., of Runnells, Iowa, served in the U.S. Army during World War II. On Dec. 2, 1942, his unit was met with Japanese forces in present day Papua New Guinea and he was reported missing in action, never found by his company.
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That's it, blame it on Trump
AUGUST 3--An 82-year-old Florida retiree busted for drunk driving after wrecking his golf cart claimed Donald Trump drove him to drink, according to police.
Investigators say Cary De Van, a former IBM manager, wrecked his ride early Thursday evening in a one-cart accident less than a mile from his home in The Villages, the country’s largest retirement community.
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Investigators say Cary De Van, a former IBM manager, wrecked his ride early Thursday evening in a one-cart accident less than a mile from his home in The Villages, the country’s largest retirement community.
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Portland mayor suddenly sees the light
Violent clashes this week between protesters and police in Portland, Oregon, have ratcheted up tensions in the city days after an agreement between state and federal officials appeared to bring calm.
More demonstrations were rallying Thursday night, hours after the city’s mayor decried the unrest that has roiled Portland since George Floyd was killed.
“You are not demonstrating, you are attempting to commit murder,” Mayor Ted Wheeler said Thursday in a hastily called news conference alongside Portland Police Chief Chuck Lovell. Wheeler also warned that the city anticipated more “attacks on public buildings” in the immediate future.
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More demonstrations were rallying Thursday night, hours after the city’s mayor decried the unrest that has roiled Portland since George Floyd was killed.
“You are not demonstrating, you are attempting to commit murder,” Mayor Ted Wheeler said Thursday in a hastily called news conference alongside Portland Police Chief Chuck Lovell. Wheeler also warned that the city anticipated more “attacks on public buildings” in the immediate future.
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Couple seen painting over BLM mural in Contra Costa County pleads not guilty to hate crime charges
A Martinez couple charged with a hate crime for defacing a Black Lives Matter mural last month pleaded not guilty Tuesday to three misdemeanor charges.
Nicole Anderson and David Nelson walked out of the Justice Wakefield Taylor Courthouse in Martinez with their defense attorney Bill Essayli, KTLA sister station KRON4 in San Francisco reports.
“We are going to set this matter for trial. We look forward to presenting our case to the jury,” Essayli said.
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Nicole Anderson and David Nelson walked out of the Justice Wakefield Taylor Courthouse in Martinez with their defense attorney Bill Essayli, KTLA sister station KRON4 in San Francisco reports.
“We are going to set this matter for trial. We look forward to presenting our case to the jury,” Essayli said.
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A Thank You From the Lanes
It's been 2 months now since Miss Lisa's son Josh passed away, a very rough 2 months for her. She's going through something that no parent should ever have to go through, and while I know that saying has been used for millennia, it rings as true today as it did the first time it was uttered.
The support of each and every one of you that sent a sympathy card, an email, a donation, or a simple prayer helped tremendously, more than I can express in words. It showed her that she wasn't having to bear this burden alone.
Yes, I was there for her, but as a husband, that's my job and is expected. What wasn't expected was the huge outpouring of support from folks like you that took a few moments to show that you cared. That in itself was amazing. As we grow older we begin to become hardened to tragedy and suffering, or so we think until something like this happens, then we're shown that compassion still lives and in some of the most unexpected places and ways.
For this we thank you from the bottoms of our hearts. I can't begin to tell you how much you've helped my wife through this, but please know that each and every one of you made a huge difference in our lives and we'll never forget this.
-Ken and Lisa Lane
The support of each and every one of you that sent a sympathy card, an email, a donation, or a simple prayer helped tremendously, more than I can express in words. It showed her that she wasn't having to bear this burden alone.
Yes, I was there for her, but as a husband, that's my job and is expected. What wasn't expected was the huge outpouring of support from folks like you that took a few moments to show that you cared. That in itself was amazing. As we grow older we begin to become hardened to tragedy and suffering, or so we think until something like this happens, then we're shown that compassion still lives and in some of the most unexpected places and ways.
For this we thank you from the bottoms of our hearts. I can't begin to tell you how much you've helped my wife through this, but please know that each and every one of you made a huge difference in our lives and we'll never forget this.
-Ken and Lisa Lane
Trump: “This May be the Last Time You’ll See Me for a While”
Remarks made by President Trump during a speech have prompted speculation after he referred to having a lot of rich enemies and told the audience, “This may be the last time you’ll see me for a while.”
The comments were made during an address Trump gave at the Whirlpool Corporation Manufacturing Plant in Clyde, Ohio.
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-Stormfax
The comments were made during an address Trump gave at the Whirlpool Corporation Manufacturing Plant in Clyde, Ohio.
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Lethal force as a response to the laser threat
Yesterday, Senator Ted Cruz held a hearing on the threat Antifa and anarchist violence posed to this country.
Cruz noted that not one Democrat senator at the hearing condemned any of the violence carried out by Antifa, blaming the federal government and right win provocateurs.
I will cover this hearing more in the future.
One of the things that stood out to me was this bit of testimony:
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-WiscoDave
Cruz noted that not one Democrat senator at the hearing condemned any of the violence carried out by Antifa, blaming the federal government and right win provocateurs.
I will cover this hearing more in the future.
One of the things that stood out to me was this bit of testimony:
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Heh
Protestors on their way to harass the Seattle police chief @carmenbest at her home, encountered locals who were not in the mood to host protests in their neighborhood.
Protestor: “We are peaceful! You pointed a gun at my face!”
Resident: “That’s why you are peaceful.”
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Protestor: “We are peaceful! You pointed a gun at my face!”
Resident: “That’s why you are peaceful.”
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-Woody
Tax preparers warn unemployment recipients could owe IRS
Tax preparers are concerned that many of the millions of Americans receiving unemployment benefits due to the pandemic are unaware that they might owe money to the IRS next year.
Jobless benefits are subject to federal income taxes, as well as state income taxes in most parts of the country.
But workers who are collecting benefits for the first time may not be aware of those tax implications, or they might opt against having taxes withheld from their benefit payments. People who do not have enough money withheld during the year could end up with smaller refunds or balances due to the IRS when they file their 2020 tax returns.
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Those folks that put off finding other work because they liked that extra $600 a week on top of their regular unemployment are going to be screaming mad next tax season.
Jobless benefits are subject to federal income taxes, as well as state income taxes in most parts of the country.
But workers who are collecting benefits for the first time may not be aware of those tax implications, or they might opt against having taxes withheld from their benefit payments. People who do not have enough money withheld during the year could end up with smaller refunds or balances due to the IRS when they file their 2020 tax returns.
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Those folks that put off finding other work because they liked that extra $600 a week on top of their regular unemployment are going to be screaming mad next tax season.
Oughta work
The Seattle City Council proposed a motion to abolish its police department and to instead "create a civilian led department of community safety & violence prevention."
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"We don't go for that shit in Robertson County"
SPRINGFIELD TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn News) – A large (Biden) political sign was torched Monday afternoon triggering a response from local firefighters.
The home is located just outside Springfield city limits.
North Robertson Fire & Rescue was called to the scene just after 7:30 pm to put out the fire that had spread to the home’s lawn.
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The home is located just outside Springfield city limits.
North Robertson Fire & Rescue was called to the scene just after 7:30 pm to put out the fire that had spread to the home’s lawn.
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Your Friday Morning Florida Report
NOKOMIS, Fla. (WWSB) - A man is behind bars after officials say he yelled racial slurs and attacked a waitress at a Nokomis restaurant.
Deputies say on Friday they responded to a disturbance at Pop’s Sunset Grill. When they arrived, deputies say there was a large group of people standing around a small group of people that were holding Nicholas Schock, 36, down.
According to deputies, Schock entered the business screaming and using profanity and dressed down to no shirt and his pants were undone and exposing parts of his groin area.
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Deputies say on Friday they responded to a disturbance at Pop’s Sunset Grill. When they arrived, deputies say there was a large group of people standing around a small group of people that were holding Nicholas Schock, 36, down.
According to deputies, Schock entered the business screaming and using profanity and dressed down to no shirt and his pants were undone and exposing parts of his groin area.
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Macon County man shows off his gun handling skills
MACON COUNTY, Tenn. (WKRN) — Lafayette police are investigating an apparent accidental shooting that wounded a man at Walmart Tuesday night.
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Word is he was unloading his handgun for whatever reason in the parking lot and had an accidental discharge, wounding himself in the leg.
I'm sure it'll make the weekly paper, so I'll put up an update then.
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Word is he was unloading his handgun for whatever reason in the parking lot and had an accidental discharge, wounding himself in the leg.
I'm sure it'll make the weekly paper, so I'll put up an update then.
California drivers...
COOSBAY, OR (KPTV) — Oregon State Police is requesting information from anyone who may have been a witness to reckless driving or a victim of a crash after a man said he hit 26 vehicles while driving along Highway 101.
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"I WANT MY SHIT AND I WANT IT NOW!"
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Authorities in Florida say a Burger King worker was fatally shot after a dispute over a delay in a food order.
The Orange County Sheriff’s Office identified the shooter in a news release Sunday as 37-year-old Kelvis Rodriguez Tormes.
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The Orange County Sheriff’s Office identified the shooter in a news release Sunday as 37-year-old Kelvis Rodriguez Tormes.
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"Oooh, titties!"
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — A registered sex offender has been arrested on a charge of sexual battery after police said he repeatedly groped a nurse caring for him at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
Vanderbilt University police responded around 10 a.m. Tuesday to a hospital room, where a staff member reported being sexually assaulted by a patient.
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Vanderbilt University police responded around 10 a.m. Tuesday to a hospital room, where a staff member reported being sexually assaulted by a patient.
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Clay Allison
Robert Andrew “Clay” Allison was once asked what he did for a living and he replied, “I am a shootist.” It is simply not possible to verify the multiple accounts of his numerous outrageous activities with “news” being what it was at the time and a century intervening. Though many of the tales were highly exaggerated, if even half of them were true, people were right to be afraid of him.
Born with a clubfoot, Robert Clay Allison, known as “Clay”, was born September 2, 1840, in Waynesboro, Tennessee to Jeremiah and Mariah Brown Allison. His father, a Presbyterian minister, also worked in the cattle and sheep business and died when Clay was only five. Clay was said to have been restless from birth and as he grew into manhood, he became feared for his wild mood swings and easy anger.
Clay worked on the family farm until the age of 21 when the Civil War broke out and he immediately signed up to fight for the Confederacy, enlisting in the Tennessee Light Artillery division on October 15, 1861.
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And here's an interesting article from Jeffery in Alabama explaining what caused his 'unique' personality:
The Life and Times of the Brain-Damaged Gunslinger Clay Allison
Born with a clubfoot, Robert Clay Allison, known as “Clay”, was born September 2, 1840, in Waynesboro, Tennessee to Jeremiah and Mariah Brown Allison. His father, a Presbyterian minister, also worked in the cattle and sheep business and died when Clay was only five. Clay was said to have been restless from birth and as he grew into manhood, he became feared for his wild mood swings and easy anger.
Clay worked on the family farm until the age of 21 when the Civil War broke out and he immediately signed up to fight for the Confederacy, enlisting in the Tennessee Light Artillery division on October 15, 1861.
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And here's an interesting article from Jeffery in Alabama explaining what caused his 'unique' personality:
The Life and Times of the Brain-Damaged Gunslinger Clay Allison
Thursday, August 06, 2020
Trying to keep the panic alive
While California recorded a decline in coronavirus cases and hospitalizations Monday, Gov. Gavin Newsom stressed that some areas in the state are still a concern, and that a second wave poses new dangers.
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Black Lives Matter Extorts Louisville Business Owners
Black Lives Matter “protesters” are sociopathic thugs who openly defy the law in the name of a career criminal, so it should come as no surprise that they have branched out from looting, arson, and vandalism into extortion:
A letter sent from activists to businesses and non-profits in the East Market District of downtown Louisville, also referred to as NuLu (New Louisville), made a series of demands related to racial reparations and reportedly threatened consequences if the demands were not met.
Formally announced consequences of not complying with the thugs’ demands include “Reduction in Racial Index Score,” “Social Media Blast,” “Boycott,” “Protest,” and “Invasive Reclamation.”
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-Terri
A letter sent from activists to businesses and non-profits in the East Market District of downtown Louisville, also referred to as NuLu (New Louisville), made a series of demands related to racial reparations and reportedly threatened consequences if the demands were not met.
Formally announced consequences of not complying with the thugs’ demands include “Reduction in Racial Index Score,” “Social Media Blast,” “Boycott,” “Protest,” and “Invasive Reclamation.”
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-Terri
NY attorney general seeks to dissolve NRA
Aug 6 (Reuters) - New York state's attorney general sued to dissolve the National Rifle Association on Thursday, alleging senior leaders of the non-profit group diverted millions of dollars for personal use and to buy the silence and loyalty of former employees.
The lawsuit announced by Attorney General Letitia James alleges NRA leaders paid for family trips to the Bahamas, private jets and expensive meals that contributed to a $64 million reduction in the NRA's balance sheet in three years, turning a surplus into a deficit.
James alleged in a statement that NRA leaders "used millions upon millions from NRA reserves for personal use," failing to comply with the NRA's own internal policies in addition to state and federal law.
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-Stormfax, Padawan
The lawsuit announced by Attorney General Letitia James alleges NRA leaders paid for family trips to the Bahamas, private jets and expensive meals that contributed to a $64 million reduction in the NRA's balance sheet in three years, turning a surplus into a deficit.
James alleged in a statement that NRA leaders "used millions upon millions from NRA reserves for personal use," failing to comply with the NRA's own internal policies in addition to state and federal law.
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-Stormfax, Padawan
I'm gonna guess zero compliance on this one
Dr. Deborah Birx has suggested that Americans may have to start wearing masks inside their own homes in order to fight the spread of coronavirus.
“What we are seeing today is different from March and April. It is extraordinarily widespread. It’s into the rural as equal urban areas,” Birx told CNN.
She then suggested that some Americans may need to cover their faces inside their own homes in order to protect other family members.
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“What we are seeing today is different from March and April. It is extraordinarily widespread. It’s into the rural as equal urban areas,” Birx told CNN.
She then suggested that some Americans may need to cover their faces inside their own homes in order to protect other family members.
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NYC mayor ignored approval process for BLM murals while holding others' political speech hostage to permits
New York City officials sidestepped their own application process for Black Lives Matter murals around the city, as Mayor Bill de Blasio once again faces backlash for prioritizing mural painting over running the city.
According to the New York Post, the mayor's administration is now facing criticisms of favouritism and for disenfranchising New Yorkers of their First Amendment rights for refusing to give the go-ahead to other proposals.
While other groups didn't get the green light, the Black Lives Matter murals did not even require approval.
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According to the New York Post, the mayor's administration is now facing criticisms of favouritism and for disenfranchising New Yorkers of their First Amendment rights for refusing to give the go-ahead to other proposals.
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While other groups didn't get the green light, the Black Lives Matter murals did not even require approval.
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That's a BIG if, partner
President Donald Trump has no intention of “peacefully” transferring power if he loses the November election, according to House Majority Whip James Clyburn.
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Attorney of Driver in Austin Shooting Releases Details Confirming Self Defense
U.S.A. –-(AmmoLand.com)- There are new developments in the shooting case where a driver shot a protestor who was armed with an AK47 type rifle, as his car was being swarmed by the crowd of protestors. The following is a press release from the attorneys of Daniel Perry, who has identified himself as the driver who shot Garrett Foster on the evening of 25 July. This account tells what happened from the viewpoint of Daniel Perry. From the press release:
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Analysis: Rhetoric About a New Civil War Is on the Rise
In June, we counted 23 articles written about the prospect of a new or cold civil war in the United States. In July, that number doubled to 46. That’s no mere “uptick.”
Right or wrong, these prognostications from both Left and Right are significant for what they reveal about the nature of the political division in the United States. Interest in this topic will only increase as we approach the election in November and whatever lies beyond it.
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Right or wrong, these prognostications from both Left and Right are significant for what they reveal about the nature of the political division in the United States. Interest in this topic will only increase as we approach the election in November and whatever lies beyond it.
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Covid doing what the State of California won't x 11
SAN QUENTIN (CBS) — Condemned killer Orlando Romero, sentenced to death along with his brother Christopher Self in 1996, died Sunday at a hospital outside of San Quentin while being treated for a COVID-19 infection, according to state prison officials.
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Fucked around and found out
An unhinged lunatic approached two men, sitting outside in Manhattan Beach, California. The woman then lectured the men for not wearing masks. She didn’t like their responses so she threw hot coffee on them.
Obviously, she’s a very tolerant and loving person.
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Obviously, she’s a very tolerant and loving person.
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Your Thursday Morning Florida Report
Meet Steven Lee Donovan.
The 22-year-old pizza deliveryman was allegedly pleasuring himself Tuesday night while seated behind the wheel of a 1996 Honda Civic parked outside a Circle K in Fruitland Park, Florida.
During the couple’s conversation--which was recorded by a dash cam--Donovan was “very apologetic to Maxine,” cops reported. Acknowledging that he was “horny and was masturbating to pornography,” Donovan “advised Maxine that he didn’t think masturbating in his car was illegal.”
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The 22-year-old pizza deliveryman was allegedly pleasuring himself Tuesday night while seated behind the wheel of a 1996 Honda Civic parked outside a Circle K in Fruitland Park, Florida.
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During the couple’s conversation--which was recorded by a dash cam--Donovan was “very apologetic to Maxine,” cops reported. Acknowledging that he was “horny and was masturbating to pornography,” Donovan “advised Maxine that he didn’t think masturbating in his car was illegal.”
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Well, it seemed like a good plan
Authorities say a woman found dead at the scene of a California car crash was killed before the collision. Police have arrested a homicide suspect.
The body of 56-year-old Jessie Villesca was discovered inside a pickup truck involved in a crash last week at an intersection in San Diego County, according to the Anaheim Police Department.
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The body of 56-year-old Jessie Villesca was discovered inside a pickup truck involved in a crash last week at an intersection in San Diego County, according to the Anaheim Police Department.
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Texas City Commissioner Killed in Gun Battle With Police
A Texas city commissioner was fatally shot in an exchange of gunfire with police and a sheriff's deputy who had responded to a domestic disturbance call at his home, authorities said.
Officers who responded to the call late Thursday at Sullivan City Commissioner Gabriel Salinas' home in Mission found his 39-year-old girlfriend with severe wounds caused by a knife or machete and her 4-year-old son with a head injury, said Robert Dominguez, the police chief in Mission, which sits along the Mexico border not far from Texas' southern tip.
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Officers who responded to the call late Thursday at Sullivan City Commissioner Gabriel Salinas' home in Mission found his 39-year-old girlfriend with severe wounds caused by a knife or machete and her 4-year-old son with a head injury, said Robert Dominguez, the police chief in Mission, which sits along the Mexico border not far from Texas' southern tip.
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What the fuck.....
A man has been charged with capital murder after Haltom City police say he stabbed his 7-year-old brother to death Saturday night.
Officers were called about 9:45 p.m. to a home the 4000 block of Orien Street, where they found the child with multiple stab wounds. The Tarrant County medical examiner's office identified the victim as Jacob Gabriel Brito.
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Officers were called about 9:45 p.m. to a home the 4000 block of Orien Street, where they found the child with multiple stab wounds. The Tarrant County medical examiner's office identified the victim as Jacob Gabriel Brito.
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Damn, talk about overkill
STOCKTON (CBS13) – A man convicted of a second-degree murder in which he shot his victim 30 times in Stockton in 2017 was sentenced to 40 years to life, San Joaquin County District Attorney Tori Verber Salazar announced on Friday.
A press release issued from Salazar’s office said Jontell Jaymar Roots was sentenced on Monday, July 27 for one count of second-degree murder with an enhancement for using a firearm in the commission of a felony, causing death.
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A press release issued from Salazar’s office said Jontell Jaymar Roots was sentenced on Monday, July 27 for one count of second-degree murder with an enhancement for using a firearm in the commission of a felony, causing death.
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Wednesday, August 05, 2020
Will Franklin cave?
A protest over the Confederate statue in Franklin’s downtown public square has attracted supporters and detractors, with both sides arguing in person and on social media.
Protestors want the statue, which some people call “Chip,” removed from the premises. According to the City of Franklin’s website, the statue has overlooked downtown Franklin since 1899.
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Protestors want the statue, which some people call “Chip,” removed from the premises. According to the City of Franklin’s website, the statue has overlooked downtown Franklin since 1899.
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Feds and Yale Are Holding Clinical Trials on How Best to ‘Persuade’ Americans to Take COVID-19 Vaccines
The Federal Government and Yale are currently holding clinical trials on how best to persuade Americans into taking the Fauci-Gates COVID-19 vaccines.
The study is published at the government website on clinical trials.
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-Stormfax
The study is published at the government website on clinical trials.
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Kinda like Baltimore, huh?
Animal keepers at a safari park believe visitors are “arming” baboons with tools such as knives, screwdrivers and a chainsaw to wreak havoc on cars.
The baboons at Knowsley safari park in Merseyside have been known to rip off windscreen wipers and wing mirrors from the cars of visitors.
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-WiscoDave
The baboons at Knowsley safari park in Merseyside have been known to rip off windscreen wipers and wing mirrors from the cars of visitors.
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2nd Lockdown? It Appears We’re Being Conditioned for it…
On the 28th of July, an article in SHTF Plan indicated that we’re being warned about the 2nd lockdown coming soon. This time, we might be really locked down, depending on how the remaining police and national guard troops respond to the tyrannical orders of the governors who spit and piss on constitutional rights. This pic immediately below shows peaceful protest that may never be seen again.
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When liberals have taken over the city
The Minneapolis police department has told residents of the 3rd Precinct how to protect themselves after reports of increasing crime—and it isn't calling the police. The letter provides robbery prevention tips residents should heed in light of rising violence.
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Supreme Court won’t halt challenged border wall projects
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court declined by a 5-4 vote Friday to halt the Trump administration's construction of portions of the border wall with Mexico following a recent lower court ruling that the administration improperly diverted money to the project.
The court's four liberal justices dissented, saying they would have prohibited construction while a court challenge continues, after a federal appeals court ruled in June that the administration had illegally sidestepped Congress in transferring the Defense Department funds.
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The court's four liberal justices dissented, saying they would have prohibited construction while a court challenge continues, after a federal appeals court ruled in June that the administration had illegally sidestepped Congress in transferring the Defense Department funds.
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2nd stimulus check: Where things stand on payments as August begins
Lawmakers reported progress on a huge coronavirus relief bill Saturday, as political pressure mounts to restore an expired $600-per-week supplemental unemployment benefit and send funding to help schools reopen.
“This was the longest meeting we’ve had and it was more productive than the other meetings,” said Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., who was part of the rare weekend session. “We’re not close yet, but it was a productive discussion — now each side knows where they’re at.”
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“This was the longest meeting we’ve had and it was more productive than the other meetings,” said Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., who was part of the rare weekend session. “We’re not close yet, but it was a productive discussion — now each side knows where they’re at.”
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VMI tells snowflakes to go piss up a rope
LEXINGTON, Va. (WSET) — Virginia Military Institute's superintendent announced this week that the school won't remove Confederate statues or rename any buildings named after Confederate leaders.
In a seven-page letter written by the school's superintendent on Wednesday, Ret. Gen. J.H. Bindford Peay III said some of the college's African American cadets and alumni have expressed that parts of the VMI experience did not live up to their standards.
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In a seven-page letter written by the school's superintendent on Wednesday, Ret. Gen. J.H. Bindford Peay III said some of the college's African American cadets and alumni have expressed that parts of the VMI experience did not live up to their standards.
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Your Wednesday Morning Florida Report
BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. – A man covered in blood stumbled into traffic on Interstate 95 waving for help Wednesday night, according to arrest reports.
Passing drivers stopped as he called for help in the southbound lanes in Mims, News 6 partner Florida Today reports. He told them he’d been stabbed by a man named Shane who was still parked nearby around 11 p.m., deputies said.
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Passing drivers stopped as he called for help in the southbound lanes in Mims, News 6 partner Florida Today reports. He told them he’d been stabbed by a man named Shane who was still parked nearby around 11 p.m., deputies said.
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A 'flushing fine'?
BETHANY, Okla. (KFOR) – For a second time since May, residents at a Bethany apartment complex say they are dealing with a raccoon problem.
The last time KFOR was at the Williamsburg Apartments in Bethany, a resident said she was dealing with problems with raccoons.
Now, another resident says she’s also dealing with the pesky critters, but there is another issue.
“Please do not flush toilet paper, nappies, sanitary towels and paper towels, and then in all capital letters NOTHING AT ALL. If the building gets backed up again, we will charge a $100 fee,” Danielle Lang read from a note issued to some Williamsburg Apartments residents.
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The last time KFOR was at the Williamsburg Apartments in Bethany, a resident said she was dealing with problems with raccoons.
Now, another resident says she’s also dealing with the pesky critters, but there is another issue.
“Please do not flush toilet paper, nappies, sanitary towels and paper towels, and then in all capital letters NOTHING AT ALL. If the building gets backed up again, we will charge a $100 fee,” Danielle Lang read from a note issued to some Williamsburg Apartments residents.
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I can think of worse ways to go than dying while fishing
PORTLAND TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn News) – Sumner County Detectives are investigating after a UPS driver delivering packages Friday morning found a body in the Red River.
Around 10 am Friday morning the UPS driver was passing over a bridge on Buntin Mill Rd MAP when he saw something that looked like a mannequin floating in the Red River. The driver stopped and backed up to take a look and confirmed that it was indeed a body.
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Around 10 am Friday morning the UPS driver was passing over a bridge on Buntin Mill Rd MAP when he saw something that looked like a mannequin floating in the Red River. The driver stopped and backed up to take a look and confirmed that it was indeed a body.
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High tech jail, old skool escape
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – An accused metro murderer and his cellmate are back in custody after escaping the Oklahoma County Detention Center through a window on the 12th floor, scaling down using bed sheets.
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PsychoChicks - we've all had 'em
SUMMER SHADE, Ky. (WBKO) - The Metcalfe County Sheriff’s office arrested a woman on July 25 after she allegedly assaulted two other women with an axe handle.
Just after 7 p.m., the Metcalfe County Sheriff’s Office was notified of an assault that happened at an address on Froedge Dubree Road in the Summer Shade community.
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Just after 7 p.m., the Metcalfe County Sheriff’s Office was notified of an assault that happened at an address on Froedge Dubree Road in the Summer Shade community.
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Tuesday, August 04, 2020
No Store Did More: How H-E-B Became a Model of Emergency Preparedness
Back on February 2, the first coronavirus death outside China was reported in the Philippines. That same day, Donald Trump appeared on Sean Hannity’s show on Fox News to say that the United States had “pretty much shut it down coming in from China.” And in San Antonio, Justen Noakes, the director of emergency preparedness for H-E-B, dusted off a pandemic response plan the supermarket chain had developed more than a decade earlier. Noakes and a handful of the company’s department heads met at H-E-B’s downtown headquarters. Sitting around a conference table, the group ran a simulation, war-gaming a dire scenario: an outbreak of a deadly infectious disease in Texas.
“We introduced the concept of COVID-19 and what it would look like when it came to Texas,” Noakes said. “That gave us a moment to pause to think about how it would impact our operations and what we would do to respond.” From there, teams across H-E-B got to work updating the pandemic plan that Noakes had developed in 2009, when the San Antonio suburb of Cibolo became the first place in Texas with confirmed cases of H1N1, commonly known as swine flu. The emergency management division studied how the Chinese government had responded in the early days of the coronavirus outbreak and projected how social distancing measures such as metering customer entry and erecting plexiglass partitions might be implemented. Members of the supply-chain team focused on keeping products in stock. The personnel department studied how Chinese retailers were managing a workforce that was getting sick. The product team looked to Europe for insight into changes in consumer behavior as customers began self-isolating. Within a couple weeks of the tabletop exercise, H-E-B had a plan.
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“We introduced the concept of COVID-19 and what it would look like when it came to Texas,” Noakes said. “That gave us a moment to pause to think about how it would impact our operations and what we would do to respond.” From there, teams across H-E-B got to work updating the pandemic plan that Noakes had developed in 2009, when the San Antonio suburb of Cibolo became the first place in Texas with confirmed cases of H1N1, commonly known as swine flu. The emergency management division studied how the Chinese government had responded in the early days of the coronavirus outbreak and projected how social distancing measures such as metering customer entry and erecting plexiglass partitions might be implemented. Members of the supply-chain team focused on keeping products in stock. The personnel department studied how Chinese retailers were managing a workforce that was getting sick. The product team looked to Europe for insight into changes in consumer behavior as customers began self-isolating. Within a couple weeks of the tabletop exercise, H-E-B had a plan.
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I’m Not Ignoring COVID - Mike Rowe
Mike. In a recent post, you said you’ve been to Tennessee and Georgia, giving speeches and filming for your new show. Before that, you were on the road shooting for Dirty Jobs. Is it really so important to film a television show in the midst of pandemic? Is it responsible of you to encourage this kind of behavior when infection rates are spiking? Don’t you watch the news? More and more cases every day – aren’t you concerned? Darlene Gabon
Hi Darlene
Of course, I’m concerned. I’m just not petrified.
On March 15th, the day after my part of the country was locked down, I posted a link to an interview with Dr. Michael Osterholm. I’m posting it again, because I believe you and everyone else in the country would benefit from listening carefully to what he has to say.
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-Mark
Hi Darlene
Of course, I’m concerned. I’m just not petrified.
On March 15th, the day after my part of the country was locked down, I posted a link to an interview with Dr. Michael Osterholm. I’m posting it again, because I believe you and everyone else in the country would benefit from listening carefully to what he has to say.
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-Mark
All this over a damned mask
Local and state police Saturday engaged in a shootout with a Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania man wanted on suspicion of shooting at a cigar store clerk the day prior after the clerk had asked him to wear a mask inside the shop.
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Hey, if you don't want to wear a mask inside a shop that requires one, don't shop there. It's as simple as that.
I've broken down and worn one a couple times in the past two weeks when I went into Walmart to get stuff we needed that the other stores here in town didn't carry. I didn't like it and you can be sure that I checked the other stores first, but in the end I put the damned mask on. Did I get snappy with the employee that was outside making sure that customers understood they were required? No, it's not her fault. Did I lie and say I had a medical exemption? No, I don't lie. Will I try to order what I need online next time? You bet I will.
I have to say that this is something that I've struggled with anyway. While I'm healthy, my wife is one of those at-risk people due to pre-existing health problems. Do I risk being exposed and passing it on to her because of my hard-headedness?
No, I took a vow when we got married to protect her. My solution was to avoid crowds and to stay as far away from other people as possible which is something that I've always done anyway. No big deal. But in the end, you do what you have to do.
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Hey, if you don't want to wear a mask inside a shop that requires one, don't shop there. It's as simple as that.
I've broken down and worn one a couple times in the past two weeks when I went into Walmart to get stuff we needed that the other stores here in town didn't carry. I didn't like it and you can be sure that I checked the other stores first, but in the end I put the damned mask on. Did I get snappy with the employee that was outside making sure that customers understood they were required? No, it's not her fault. Did I lie and say I had a medical exemption? No, I don't lie. Will I try to order what I need online next time? You bet I will.
I have to say that this is something that I've struggled with anyway. While I'm healthy, my wife is one of those at-risk people due to pre-existing health problems. Do I risk being exposed and passing it on to her because of my hard-headedness?
No, I took a vow when we got married to protect her. My solution was to avoid crowds and to stay as far away from other people as possible which is something that I've always done anyway. No big deal. But in the end, you do what you have to do.
Sorry, but if he hadn't been there, it wouldn't have happened
The man seen on Los Angeles police body camera video being struck in the head by a sponge grenade as officers closed in on protesters in the Fairfax district earlier this year says he was left with debilitating injuries after striving to deescalate the situation.
CJ Montano, 24, is seen holding his arms above his head as the projectile hit his forehead, causing him to crumple to the ground, in the footage released Friday by the L.A. Police Department.
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CJ Montano, 24, is seen holding his arms above his head as the projectile hit his forehead, causing him to crumple to the ground, in the footage released Friday by the L.A. Police Department.
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Clouds of Summer Obscure the Coming Thunder of November
Apart from exposing once again the obtuseness, the moral bankruptcy, and the almost inexpressible hatred of the president that possesses the Democratic congressional leadership, Attorney General William Barr’s appearance at the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday clarified in a few minutes why the national interest requires the reelection of the administration.
From the refusal to allow the attorney general to answer the questions which the Democratic propaganda machine had assured the country would be unanswerable, to the almost unimaginable discourtesy of the bumbling and nasty committee chairman Jerry Nadler (D-N.Y.)—who declined even to agree to the attorney general’s request for a five-minute break—to the concise dismissals Barr was able to make when allocated time by Republican congressmen to answer the belligerent allegations of their Democratic colleagues; all of it demonstrated the extent to which this election campaign has become an exercise in make-believe.
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From the refusal to allow the attorney general to answer the questions which the Democratic propaganda machine had assured the country would be unanswerable, to the almost unimaginable discourtesy of the bumbling and nasty committee chairman Jerry Nadler (D-N.Y.)—who declined even to agree to the attorney general’s request for a five-minute break—to the concise dismissals Barr was able to make when allocated time by Republican congressmen to answer the belligerent allegations of their Democratic colleagues; all of it demonstrated the extent to which this election campaign has become an exercise in make-believe.
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DEFUND CAMPUS COPS!!!
A naked man who was chasing a female driver in an El Paso intersection has died after university police used a stun gun on him, officials said.
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Don't trip - I'm sure she's reformed
WOODLAND (CBS13) – A convicted killer has been set free as the state tries to reduce the spread of COVID-19 behind bars, and now the family of the victim is furious.
Convicted murderer, Terebea Williams, was sentenced to 84 years-to-life in prison but served less than a quarter of that sentence.
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This shit is nothing short of insanity, putting the safety of convicted murderers before the safety of the citizens.
Convicted murderer, Terebea Williams, was sentenced to 84 years-to-life in prison but served less than a quarter of that sentence.
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This shit is nothing short of insanity, putting the safety of convicted murderers before the safety of the citizens.
Your Tuesday Morning Florida Report
Five thousand Burmese pythons have been removed from the Everglades, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
FWC Commissioner Rodney Barreto said experience counts when finding and removing Burmese pythons.
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FWC Commissioner Rodney Barreto said experience counts when finding and removing Burmese pythons.
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389 guns stolen from vehicles so far this year in Nashville
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Metro Police said 389 guns have been stolen from vehicles in Nashville so far this year.
Just last week, police said 13 guns were stolen from vehicles and 8 of those vehicles were easy targets as they were unlocked.
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Just last week, police said 13 guns were stolen from vehicles and 8 of those vehicles were easy targets as they were unlocked.
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So much for dreams
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – A man on the sidewalk dressed as a wizard waves customers inside Wray’s Knick Knack Shack in Oklahoma City.
But so far, customers are few. The business shuttered just two weeks after it opened due to the pandemic. Thousands of antiques, collectibles, furniture, and more fill the 5,000-square-foot space, waiting to be sold.
“Yesterday, I only made 25 cents for all day. One little item and it’s just killing me. My electric bills are running me over $500 a month,” owner Chuck Wray said.
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But so far, customers are few. The business shuttered just two weeks after it opened due to the pandemic. Thousands of antiques, collectibles, furniture, and more fill the 5,000-square-foot space, waiting to be sold.
“Yesterday, I only made 25 cents for all day. One little item and it’s just killing me. My electric bills are running me over $500 a month,” owner Chuck Wray said.
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So many different captions running through my head right now...
A British man whose penis fell off due to a severe blood infection had a new one built – on his arm, where he even got an extra 2 inches, according to a report.
Malcolm MacDonald, 45, a mechanic, suffered a horrific infection in his perineum that turned his fingers, toes and manhood black, The Sun reported.
“I had struggled for years with an infection in my perineum but I had no idea what could happen,” the separated dad of two from Thetford, Norfolk, told the outlet.
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-Steve
Malcolm MacDonald, 45, a mechanic, suffered a horrific infection in his perineum that turned his fingers, toes and manhood black, The Sun reported.
“I had struggled for years with an infection in my perineum but I had no idea what could happen,” the separated dad of two from Thetford, Norfolk, told the outlet.
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Man shoots, kills woman while she was driving with four kids
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A man was arrested after shooting and killing a woman while she was driving with four kids in the vehicle, leading to a crash into the Sacramento River, the sheriff's office said Tuesday.
Mandiko Kwadzo, 27, of West Sacramento, was arrested and booked in the Sacramento County Jail on murder charges, the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office said.
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Mandiko Kwadzo, 27, of West Sacramento, was arrested and booked in the Sacramento County Jail on murder charges, the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office said.
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Monday, August 03, 2020
Historian: ‘Africans must be condemned for the slave trade’
Beninese historian Abiola Félix Iroko gave an interview to local media Benin Web TV. He reminded viewers of the real history at a time when anti-colonialists are busy unbolting statues from their plinths and shouting that white privilege should be abolished because of slavery. He explained how Africans themselves took advantage of the slave trade.
This professor at the history and archeology department of the University of Abomey-Calavi (Benin) declared on July 25: “When we talk about the slave trade, people only accuse whites. But they came (to Africa) as buyers and we [Africans] were sellers.”
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-Mark
This professor at the history and archeology department of the University of Abomey-Calavi (Benin) declared on July 25: “When we talk about the slave trade, people only accuse whites. But they came (to Africa) as buyers and we [Africans] were sellers.”
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-Mark
Court overturns Boston Marathon bomber's death sentence
A federal appeals court on Friday overturned the death sentence of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the man convicted in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing.
The three-judge panel of the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston issued the decision more than six months after arguments were heard in the case.
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The three-judge panel of the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston issued the decision more than six months after arguments were heard in the case.
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Shades of Stasi all over again
LOS ANGELES — After weeks of stressing education over enforcement, California communities say they are now issuing fines and relying on anonymous tips to make sure businesses and residents are complying with health orders requiring masks, disinfection and social distancing as the state tries to contain the coronavirus.
Los Angeles County, the state's most populous, is averaging 2,000 reports a week on its tip lines with complaints ranging from a lack of hand sanitizer to improper cleaning of workplace bathrooms, according to the county’s health director Dr. Barbara Ferrer.
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Los Angeles County, the state's most populous, is averaging 2,000 reports a week on its tip lines with complaints ranging from a lack of hand sanitizer to improper cleaning of workplace bathrooms, according to the county’s health director Dr. Barbara Ferrer.
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Antifa-apologist journalist arrested for participating in Richmond riot
Molly Conger, a journalist and communist activist who has argued that Antifa is peaceful, was arrested for participating in the riots in Richmond, Virginia on Monday.
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I thought damned near all journalists were antifa-apologists, or at least sympathizers.
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I thought damned near all journalists were antifa-apologists, or at least sympathizers.
Florida, baby
BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. – A man is being evaluated at a hospital after bizarre behavior on the Florida turnpike Saturday afternoon, according to News 6 sister station WPLG.
Florida Highway Patrol received a call from the passenger in a Toyota SUV at 1 p.m. Saturday who said that the man he was driving with “began acting strange.” The passenger said the driver then stopped on the southbound ramp of Exit 86 to Boynton Beach, got out of the car, and began walking on the highway, according to FHP.
He then climbed over the median wall from the southbound to the northbound side, slowing traffic. He then jumped on top of a moving semi tractor-trailer and began beating on the windshield with his hands.
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Florida Highway Patrol received a call from the passenger in a Toyota SUV at 1 p.m. Saturday who said that the man he was driving with “began acting strange.” The passenger said the driver then stopped on the southbound ramp of Exit 86 to Boynton Beach, got out of the car, and began walking on the highway, according to FHP.
He then climbed over the median wall from the southbound to the northbound side, slowing traffic. He then jumped on top of a moving semi tractor-trailer and began beating on the windshield with his hands.
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