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As the parent of Sally Doe, I am prohibited by law from endangering my son or daughter; therefore, I declare the following: Sally Doe’s address: 2525 Maple Lane, Grove City, Ohio Continue reading “Non-Vaccination Declaration”
Hollywood Reporter – by Mike Barnes, Duane Byrge
Richard Dysart, the Emmy-winning actor who portrayed the cranky senior partner Leland McKenzie in the slick, long-running NBC drama L.A. Law, has died. He was 86.
Dysart, who also played Coach in the original 1972 Broadway production of Jason Miller’s Pulitzer Prize-winning That Championship Season, died Sunday at home in Santa Monica after a long illness, his wife, artist Kathryn Jacobi, told The Hollywood Reporter. Continue reading “Richard Dysart, the Patriarchal Senior Partner of ‘L.A. Law,’ Dies at 86”
Last week, the mainstream media erupted with the news that a very small amount of arsenic was detected in California wines. All the usual media participants spread a wave of hysteria that equated California wines with drinking poison: USA Today, San Francisco Gate, Daily Mail, NY Daily News and many more.
As reported in the stories, the highest concentration of arsenic detected in wine was just 50 parts per billion (50 ppb) — a truly miniscule concentration of arsenic even if it’s all inorganic arsenic (which it isn’t). This level is so low that I would have given it an A+++ safety rating according to www.LowHeavyMetalsVerified.org — a ratings standard that’s far more stringent than the FDA’s food safety requirements. Continue reading “Brain-dead mainstream media: 50 ppb of arsenic is dangerous to drink, but 50,000 ppb of mercury is safe to inject into children”
WASHINGTON — There is an active shooter at the U.S. Census Bureau headquarters in Prince George’s County and a security guard is wounded.
Prince George’s County Fire Department Spokesman Mark Brady says first responders are treating an adult male — a guard — for a gun shot wound to the upper body at the headquarters located in the 4600 block of Silver Hill Road in Suitland, Maryland. The shooting occurred at 6:15 p.m. Continue reading “Active shooter at U.S. Census Bureau headquarters in Md., 1 hurt”
SPRINGDALE, Wash. (AP) – Authorities say a log cabin that a family reported stolen off its foundation has been found in rural northeast Washington.
Stevens County Sheriff Kendle Allen says deputies following a tip found the cabin Thursday morning about 10 miles from its original location. He says the structure had been placed on stilts and was sitting at the end of a private road east of Springdale. Continue reading “Washington deputies find cabin that family reported stolen”
Cops are 25 times less likely to shoot unarmed blacks than whites or Hispanics, according to a little-known study which makes the South Carolina police shooting of an unarmed, fleeing black man even more egregious than before, if that’s even possible.
The study by Washington State University-Spokane, which barely received any news coverage, found that police were more likely to hesitate when shooting a black suspect due to “real-world concern over discipline, liability or public disapproval.” Continue reading “Cops 25X Less Likely To Shoot Unarmed Blacks Than Whites”
US Dept of Justice Press Release
A resident of Commerce Township, Michigan, was sentenced to serve 18 months in prison to be followed by one year of supervised release for criminal contempt, announced Acting Assistant Attorney General Caroline D. Ciraolo of the Justice Department’s Tax Division.
In July 2014, Doreen Hendrickson was convicted of criminal contempt following a federal jury trial in Detroit. Hendrickson violated an injunction involving federal tax obligations issued by U.S. District Judge Nancy Edmunds of the Eastern District of Michigan in May 2007. Today’s sentence was imposed by U.S. District Judge Victoria Roberts. Continue reading “Michigan Resident Sentenced to Prison for Criminal Contempt Involving Federal Tax Obligations”
Business Insider – by Colin Campbell
Vice President Joe Biden seems to have taken a liking to former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s grandson.
Bloomberg’s daughter, Georgina Bloomberg, posted a Facebook photo on Wednesday of Biden and a young child. In the photo, Biden appears to have a pacifier in his mouth.
“What’s a boy to do when the Vice President steals your pacifier?” Georgina Bloomberg wrote next to the photo. Continue reading “Joe Biden apparently put a baby’s pacifier in his mouth”
Some guy bought a new fridge for his house. To get rid of his old fridge, he put it in his front yard and hung a Sign on itsaying: ‘Free to good home. You want it, you take it.
‘For three days the fridge sat there without anyone looking twice. He eventually decided that people were too mistrustful of this deal. So he changed the sign to read: ‘Fridge for sale $50.’ Continue reading “They walk among us…”
SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — A crowd of parents and children gathered at the California Capitol to speak out against a bill requiring school children to get vaccinated.
The bill comes after similar legislation failed to gain ground in both Oregon and Washington, but lawmakers aren’t worried about that happening in California.
Trisha and Jabari Wimbs say their son is not vaccinated, nor will their child be that’s on the way. Continue reading “Anti-Vaccine Crowd Protests California’s Mandatory Vaccination Bill At Capitol”
Huffington Post – by Nick Wing
You’re lying to me,” the man said. Carlos Toro took a gulp of wine and tried to maintain his composure. For years, he had dreaded hearing those words.
It was February 2011, and Toro, who was then 61, had come to this upscale steakhouse in Madrid expecting a casual meal between two friends with business to discuss. His companion was a South American diplomat and high-level cocaine trafficker eager to break into the European drug market, where a kilo purchased for less than $1,000 wholesale back home could sell for more than $40,000 on the street. Toro was a onetime top official in the Colombia-based Medellín cartel, which dominated the global cocaine market in the 1970s and ’80s. Continue reading “Devil’s Bargain: A Former Medellin Cartel Official Has Been A DEA Informant For 27 Years. Now He Wants Out.”
USA Today – by Kaja Whitehouse
Drugstore chain Walgreens Boots Alliance (WBA) announced plans to close about 200 U.S. stores as part of its first earnings report since it merged with European drug retailer Alliance Boots last year.
Walgreens, the largest U.S. drugstore chain, said it will close the stores amid plans to boost its previously announced cost-cutting initiative by $500 million. Continue reading “Walgreens to close 200 stores, boost cost cutting”
(SKY News) The estimated size of an oil find near Gatwick Airport has been upgraded to 100 billion barrels.
UK Oil & Gas Investments (UKOG) said the Horse Hill-1 well in the Weald Basin was now thought to hold 158 million barrels per square mile.
In May 2014, the British Geological Survey estimated the Weald Basin to hold around 4.4 billion barrels of shale oil. Continue reading “100 Billion Barrels Of Oil Have Been Found In England, Near Gatwick”
Common Dreams – by Jon Queally
Researchers in Pennsylvania have discovered that the prevalence of radon, a radioactive and carcinogenic gas, in people’s homes and commercial buildings that are nearer to fracking sites has increased dramatically in the state since the unconventional and controversial gas drilling practice began in the state just over a decade ago. Continue reading “Study: Fracking Boom Accompanied By Rise of Silent, Deadly Carcinogen In Homes”
Two Iranian vessels have arrived in the Gulf of Aden, off the coast of Yemen, where Saudi Arabia is on a bombing campaign against anti-government Houthi rebels.
The Alborz destroyer and Bushehr logistics vessel are on a patrol mission in the Gulf of Aden, south of Yemen, and the Red Sea, according to Navy Commander Rear Admiral Habibollah Sayyari. He says the ships will “provide [safety for] Iran’s shipping lines and protect the Islamic Republic of Iran’s interests in the high seas,” Press TV reports. Continue reading “Iran sends warships to monitor Yemen’s coast”
Free Beacon – by Daniel Bassali
The USS Theodore Roosevelt Carrier Strike Group (TRCSG) joined the U.S. Navy’s Fifth Fleet area of operations, which includes the Arabian Sea, the Persian Gulf, the Red Sea, and parts of the Indian Ocean, on Tuesday.
The strike group’s arrival comes at a critical time in the region as Saudi Arabia ramps up military operations in Yemen to fight the Houthi rebels backed by Iran. The rebels have toppled the Yemeni government and have forced the president to flea his country. Continue reading “U.S. Aircraft Carrier Enters Seas Near Yemen”
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