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If you wanted to reach an audience of smart, hip young people, how would you do it? If you wanted to convince the young, energetic idealists that something was a good idea, how would you target them?
One way to reach such a group would be through a fast-paced funny bit of “light entertainment” geared towards a slightly geeky, intelligent, and witty teen and young adult audience. A simple animated television program. Continue reading “Futurama Pimps Out Young Audience to Monsanto”
The Conservative Treehouse – by Sundance
This is a story that SCREAMS for attention. In Michigan a family has been, and continues to be, brutalized by a systemic rot within the school system. A rot that perpetrates, and unbelievably as it sounds, excuses CHILD RAPE – despite the community outrage.
This just came onto our radar screen. However, a cursory review shows this storyline has a similar disposition to the Penn State, Sandusky scandal. The Janczewski’s son was brutally raped over a period exceeding three years (2006-2009) by his middle school math teacher, Neal Erickson. Continue reading “Justice For The Janczewski’s – Their Son Repeatedly Raped For Years By Middle School Teacher, Neal Erickson, Who Was President of The Michigan Teacher’s Union and Even Now Supported By The Teachers….”
Freedom Outpost – by Dean Garrison
By now most have probably heard about the 400 surface-to-air missiles that were stolen in Benghazi. An attorney for the witnesses/whistleblowers came out in an interview with WMAL yesterday to drop this bomb shell. Continue reading “400 Missiles Stolen in Benghazi… 20,000 Missiles Stolen in Tripoli… 20,000 M-16s Stolen in Kuwait… Related?”
White House Deputy Press Secretary Josh Earnest has issued the following statement:
The United States strongly condemns the use of violence against protesters in Egypt. We extend our condolences to the families of those who have been killed, and to the injured. Continue reading “White House Releases Statement Condemning Violence In Egypt that It Has Instigated”
CNS News – by Terence P. Jeffrey
The Treasury Department’s Financial Management Service (FMS), which publishes both the federal government’s official Daily Treasury Statement and its official Monthly Treasury Statement, is reporting that in July the federal government ran a deficit of $98 billion but that the federal government’s debt remained exactly $16,699,396,000,000 for the entire month.
The FMS said that the deficit went up $98 billion ($97,594,000,000) in the Monthly Treasury Statment for July, which it released on Monday. Continue reading “Treasury Ran $98 Billion Deficit in July–But Debt Stayed Exactly $16,699,396,000,000”
Communist Agitators
A St. Paul, Minn., man is in a coma today, fighting for his life after a black mob beat him, stripped his clothes off and left him for dead. Even if he recovers, he will have permanent brain damage.
Ray Widstrand thought he had nothing to fear from moving into a black neighborhood on the East Side of St. Paul. This young white guy and aspiring filmmaker thought he had nothing to fear when he decided to take a Sunday night stroll through his adopted part of town. Continue reading “Man in coma after Black mob of 50 pummels him”
A large UPS cargo plane crashed early Wednesday morning on approach to the airport in Birmingham, Alabama, killing the pilot and co-pilot, the latest in a series of aviation accidents in the United States this year.
“I can confirm they were killed in the crash,” Birmingham Mayor William Bell said of the pilot and co-pilot, who were not identified immediately. He added that there were no other casualties reported. Continue reading “Two dead in crash of UPS cargo jet in Birmingham, Alabama”
“SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING” RUN AMOCK!
HOUSTON — A loving husband triggered a massive police presence on Tuesday at a Cricket Store in southeast Houston.
Police received a call that someone in the store was being held against their will. Continue reading “Hug triggers hostage scare at SE Houston Cricket store”
Before It’s News – by N. Morgan
Another beating, another state, another reason. Texas, is the state this time. The crime was a man who was camping on a beach. Texas man has filed a lawsuit against the Galveston Police Department, claiming that officers savagely beat him and forced his head underwater while he was sleeping on a beach. Reginald Deon Davis, 34, filed the federal lawsuit Monday accusing the City of Galveston of failing to properly train its police officers. Continue reading “Police Beat Man For Illegally Camping On Beach, Then Hold His Head Under Water”
Don’t you mean dictate???
CNS News – by Terence P. Jeffrey
Speaking to State Department personnel at the U.S. Embassy in Brasilia, Brazil, on Tuesday, Secretary of State John Kerry said that “this little thing called the Internet … makes it much harder to govern.”
He also said that “ever since the end of the Cold War, forces have been unleashed that were tamped down for centuries by dictators.” Continue reading “John Kerry: ‘This Little Thing Called the Internet … Makes It Much Harder to Govern’”
White House Dossier – by KEITH KOFFLER
Nothing is more valuable than a president’s time, but that won’t stop President Obama from meeting next week, for no apparent reason, with the 1972 Miami Dolphins.
From the White House:
On Tuesday, August 20, the President will welcome the undefeated 1972 Super Bowl Champion Miami Dolphins to the White House for the first White House ceremony honoring their historic season. Continue reading “Amid Myriad Crises, Obama to Meet with 1972 Miami Dolphins”
Investment Watchblog – August 13, 2013
Not sure what’s going on, might be nothing, but never saw this before! In a Weather Program I use I have the program set to get Weather and Ocean reports from anchored ships off shore. In this case ships anchored offshore in the Mid Atlantic States off the coast of NJ and MD/VA. Continue reading “57 ships Anchored off shore of NJ, MD, VA”
A hostage-taking situation at a bank in rural Louisiana ended in tragedy as one of the two shot hostages has died, while the hostage taker was shot and killed by police.
Louisiana State Police superintendent Col. Mike Edmonson said that during negotiations with law enforcement officers, the suspect, identified as 20-year-old Fuaed Abdo Ahmed, said he was going to kill the remaining hostages, AP reported. Continue reading “Two hostages shot at Louisiana bank, police kill suspect”
More than a dozen sailors on board an Indian Navy submarine are feared dead after it caught fire, exploding and partially sinking at a naval dockyard in Mumbai. India’s defense minister A. K. Antony confirmed that navy personnel had died in the explosion.
Earlier reports stated that at least 18 people were believed to be on board when the submarine caught fire. Continue reading “Crewmembers killed as Indian submarine explodes, sinks at naval dockyard”
Reid-Leahy move would gut the Second Amendment in the eyes of the courts
Having failed to get gun control passed in the Senate, Democrats are now making a last ditch effort to reshape the Supreme Court.
Well, we hate to say it, but we predicted this would happen. Continue reading “Senate Democrats Move to Reverse Supreme Court’s Heller decision”
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — A vote to end prohibition and allow alcohol on South Dakota’s Pine Ridge Indian Reservation got most of the votes, but the election outcome was too close to call late Tuesday because of a high number of challenged ballots.
The measure got a majority of yes votes in the unofficial count — 1,645 to 1,494, according tribal spokeswoman Tony Red Cloud, who texted a photo of the handwritten results Tuesday night to The Associated Press. Continue reading “SD reservation alcohol vote too close to call”
WEB Notes: The burden of Egypt, “And I will set the Egyptians against the Egyptians: and they shall fight every one against his brother, and every one against his neighbour; city against city, and kingdom against kingdom.” Isaiah 19:2
(Video, Al-Jazeera) – A security operation to clear protesters camped out on the streets of Cairo since President Mohamed Morsi was deposed by the military last month has left at least 40 people died. Continue reading “Bloodbath in Cario: Dozens Dead as Troops Crack Down”
WEB Notes: Another article states the missiles were stolen from the consulate itself. You do not store weapons of this magnitude at a embassy which is supposed to be used for peace. We may never know the truth about Benghazi…
(Video, Free Beacon) – Former U.S. Attorney Joe DiGenova shed new light on the circumstances surrounding the Sept. 11, 2012 Benghazi terrorist attackMonday on WMAL.
DiGenova, legal representative for Benghazi whistleblower Mark Thompson, revealed new information from intelligence officials with knowledge of the incident indicates the assault on the U.S. mission concerned 400 surface-to-air missiles intended for Syrian rebels that were stolen by some “very ugly people.” Continue reading “Whistleblower Attorney: Benghazi Attack Was About 400 SAM Missiles Stolen by Some ‘Very Ugly People’”
The Colorado parents of a teen with cerebral palsy were told by the city they were legally permitted to build a ramp at their home to assist their child, but now neighbors are balking about it.
KKTV-TV reported Vincent and Heidi Giesegh from Fountain, a city outside of Colorado Springs, saying their neighbors are even threatening legal action over the ramp they put in for their 16-year-old daughter. Continue reading “Neighbors Threaten Family Over… Child’s Handicapped Ramp”
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