From the Trenches World Report
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Fukushima Diary – by Mochizuki
Akita governor Satake Norihisa had nosebleed suddenly during a press conference of 5/26/2014.
He was visiting Tokyo the previous day.
He treated it by himself and continued the press conference to state he was just too excited yesterday. Continue reading “Akita governor suddenly had nosebleed during a press conference”
One person was killed Tuesday when a sport-utility vehicle caught fire on the Grand Central Parkway in Queens.
As 1010 WINS’ Al Jones reported, the ramp to the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway from the Grand Central Parkway is often a minefield of potholes. But police said it was a piece of metal on the road that triggered the fireball. Continue reading “Yonkers Man Killed When SUV Hits Debris, Catches Fire On Grand Central Parkway”
In the wake of the most recent mass killing tragedy in California, politicians and anti-gun advocates have come out of the woodwork in an effort to use these events as an opportunity to further their agenda.
As evidence of this look no further than the recent statements by Connecticut Senator Richard Blumenthal on Face the Nation. Continue reading “Joe the Plumber: “As Harsh as This Sounds – Your Dead Kids Don’t Trump My Constitutional Rights””
With original and exclusive footage from sources inside Donetsk (see below) Neil is angry and cannot for the life of him understand how no one is stepping up to put a halt to the unarmed civilian slaughter in Donetsk. This is cabal payback for the good citizens of Donetsk having the courage to take a stand for their right to self-determination.
Everybody sleeps while Donetsk burns. Where is Putin? Why haven’t the American people reigned in their dark empire? Their ignorance and apathy will come with a price. We have responsibility for what we allow our leaders to foist on the rest of the planet. It is our responsibility to reign in these crusading sociopaths. Continue reading “Cabal Payback For Donetsk Referendum With Unarmed Urban Civilian Slaughter”
This month, the world’s first attempts at placing humans in suspended animation using a new technique will take place at the UPMC Presbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania — not for space travel, but to save lives.
The technique will initially be used on 10 patients whose wounds would otherwise be lethal in an attempt to buy the surgeons some time. It works, as suggested by science fiction, by cooling the body — but not by applying an external temperature change. Continue reading “Suspended-animation trials to begin on humans”
A rare Camelopardalid meteor shower lit up the skies early Saturday, after experts had struggled with the enigma of predicting how the meteor storm – the first of its kind – would present itself.
The meteor shower reached its peak when the Earth passed through debris consisting of up to 1,000 pieces of a comet it shed in the 1800s falling all around, every hour, at speeds of 12 miles per second (19.3kps) left by the comet 209P/LINEAR. Continue reading “New kind of rare meteor shower hits Earth”
MANNING, Ore. – A 19-year-old man who held his breath while driving through a tunnel on Highway 26 fainted and caused a three-vehicle crash Sunday afternoon, state police said.
Daniel J. Calhoon of Snohomish, Wash., was driving a Toyota Camry west of Manning when he fainted in a tunnel. His car crossed the center line and crashed head-on into an SUV, according to police. Continue reading “Police: Driver holding breath in tunnel faints, causes crash”
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