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Three people have been arrested for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest after several dozen people engaged in a massive fight inside a casino in Queens, New York.
An argument between two groups of people who were out gaming for the night turned into a full-scale Hollywood-style bar brawl with chairs being hurled across the room and people striking each other at random. Continue reading “Massive brawl erupts in crowded New York casino”
Kentucky Wildcats’ fans went wild after a 64-71 loss to the Wisconsin Badgers, which dented Kentucky’s hitherto perfect season of 38 straight wins. Wildcats’ aficionados ran riot on the streets, setting things on fire and shrieking abuse at police.
Grief over the loss was unbearable for the Kentucky team and its fans, as they were only two wins away from winning the national championship. This would have been only the second undefeated season in Division I college basketball history. However, the team was upset in the open NCAA Final Four due to Wisconsin’s fortitude and some good luck. Continue reading “Basket cases: 29 arrests as frustrated basketball fans riot in Lexington”
The Common Sense Show – by Dave Hodges
This article has two major purposes: (1) To establish how massively the American people have been lied to with regard to the depth and breadth of the Jade Helm 15 (JH 15) exercises; and, (2) To force the JH 15 planners to keep from letting the drill go live due to the massive public exposure that this article and articles such as this, will bring to the attention of the public. Continue reading “Clear Signs that Jade Helm 15 is Going Live”
A former Minister of Science of Malaysia, who also was a former ambassador to the US, was among six people who died in a helicopter crash in western part of the country on Saturday, local authorities said. Continue reading “Malaysia Helicopter Crash Kills Top Government Officials”
The Daily Caller – by Chuck Ross
An off-duty city worker in Georgia likely helped save a woman who was stuck on the hood of her car after she was carjacked on Friday.
The surreal scene was captured on surveillance video from Fast Track Car Wash in Smyrna, near Atlanta. Continue reading “Concealed Carrier Shoots Car Thief Who Sped Away With Victim On The Hood”
The Daily Sheeple – by Joshua Krause
Last summer, 35-year-old Jeanetta Rily was shot and killed in front the Bonner General Hospital by members of the Sandpoint Police Department. At the time of the incident she was intoxicated, and displaying aggressive behavior. The woman had a long history substance abuse and mental illness, and after drinking a half a bottle of vodka while ranting about hurting herself and others, her husband decided the best thing to do would be to drive her to the hospital. Continue reading “Graphic Footage Surfaces of Idaho Police Shooting Mentally Ill Pregnant Woman”
Our modern society is highly dependent upon the “system.” Not only do we rely upon utility services to bring us electricity, water and natural gas, but also on an incredibly complex supply chain which provides us with everything from food to computers. Without that supply chain, most of us wouldn’t know what to do.
This situation is actually becoming worse, rather than better. When I compare my generation (I’m in my 50s) to that of my children, I see some striking differences. In my generation it was normal for a boy to grow up learning how to do a wide variety of trade skills from his father, and seemingly everyone knew how to do basic carpentry and mechanic work. But that’s no longer normal. Continue reading “8 Survival Skills Your Great-Grandparents Knew (That Most Of Us Have Forgotten)”
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