USA Today
Wednesday, September 28, 2016
Monday, September 26, 2016
Awkward...
Authorities arrested, Arcan Cetin, as he walked near his home in Oak Harbor, Washington. When officers confronted Cetin, he froze and complied. The suspect was "calm and collected.
The suspect is a 20 y.o. Turkish immigrant with handful of arrests for assaulting his step father as well as DUI.
Four women and one man died in the shooting Friday night at a Macy's store at the Cascade Mall in Burlington, north of Seattle. Cetin was taken into custody after a nearly 24-hour manhunt, authorities said.
Security footage showed the suspect entering the mall, apparently without a weapon. Footage from about 10 minutes later showed him entering Macy's with a rifle and firing "multiple times," reported.
Neighbors described the suspect as a young man who has gotten in trouble with the law several times, with three assault charges since 2015. Several of his former classmates described him as a socially awkward teenager who later was given to inappropriately touching female students.
Recent migrants did the same in Germany in New Year Eve. Just a thought.
Saturday, September 24, 2016
Friday, September 23, 2016
Ignorant...*!
Students at the University of Arizona are cheering over the arrest of Dean Saxton, aka “Brother Dean”
A street preacher best known for hanging around the campus carrying a sign that says “You Deserve Rape” and yelling about how women deserve to be raped because they wear yoga pants and yoga pants are for SLUTS.
Shockingly, he is not exactly very popular on campus. Saxton has been accused of kicking a woman in the chest (as Jesus surely would have done), and was not only arrested, but banned from the campus for one year.
Saxton was in the news when he was allegedly attacked by a 19-year-old woman while "using a megaphone to preach his beliefs to students at Apollo High School in Glendale."
Tabitha Brubaker was arrested by the Glendale Police Department and booked on an aggravated assault charge. Brubaker denied involvement in the bat attack, according to a police report.
If you are that shallow, fixation on one irrue, makes you more attracted to what you really try to project differently. There are few places in the world with views similar to yours. You need help. Luckily we have freedom of expression but you don't hve to be an A. Just a thought.
Thursday, September 22, 2016
Wednesday, September 21, 2016
Duffel bag...
The FBI released an image of the two men who found the unexploded bomb in Chelsea and left it unattended on the sidewalk saying they are wanted for questioning.
The pair seen on West 27th Street removing the improvised explosive device from a duffel bag and then leaving with the luggage between 8 p.m. and 9 pm., according to authorities.
I think they were more interested in the bag than what they were taking out.”
Police officials insisted that the two men were simply being sought for questioning.
“They’re not in any trouble,” Waters said. “They’re witnesses at this time. They’re not in any jeopardy of being arrested.”
Come forward with the bag. Just a thought.
The pair seen on West 27th Street removing the improvised explosive device from a duffel bag and then leaving with the luggage between 8 p.m. and 9 pm., according to authorities.
I think they were more interested in the bag than what they were taking out.”
Police officials insisted that the two men were simply being sought for questioning.
“They’re not in any trouble,” Waters said. “They’re witnesses at this time. They’re not in any jeopardy of being arrested.”
Come forward with the bag. Just a thought.
Rip-Off
In independent investigation of how much profit
drug companies really make, we obtained the actual
price of active ingredients used in some of the most
popular drugs sold in America. The chart below speaks
for itself.
OF DRUG |
100 TABS |
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS |
|
| Celebrex | 100 mg $130.27 | $0.60 | 21,712% |
| Claritin | 10 mg $215.17 | $0.71 | 30,306% |
| Keflex | 250 mg $157.39 | $1.88 | 8,372% |
| Lipitor | 20 mg $272.37 | $5.80 | 4,696% |
| Norvasc | 10 mg $188.29 | $0.14 | 134,493% |
| Paxil | 20 mg $220.27 | $7.60 | 2,898% |
| Prevacid | 30 mg $44.77 | $1.01 | 34,136% |
| Prilosec | 20 mg $360.97 | $0.52 | 69,417% |
| Prozac | 20 mg $247.47 | $0.11 | 224,973% |
| Tenormin | 50 mg $104.47 | $0.13 | 80,362% |
| Vasotec | 10 mg $102.37 | $0.20 | 51,185% |
| Xanax | 1mg $136.79 | $0.024 | 569,958% |
| Zestril | 20 mg $89.89 | $3.20 | 2,809% |
| Zithromax | 600mg $1,482.19 | $18.78 | 7,892% |
| Zocor | 40mg $350.27 | $8.63 | 4,059% |
| Zoloft | 50mg $206.87 | $1.75 | 11,821% |
Drug Profits
Between the huge markup charged to consumers and the generous corporate welfare enjoyed by the drug companies, things are going quite well.
| Pfizer | Celebrex, Lipitor, Zoloft | 9.1 Billion | 245 Billion | PFE |
| Merck | Zocor | 7.1 Billion | 100 Billion | MRK |
| AstraZeneca | Prilosec | 84 Million | 1 Billion | AZN |
| Glaxo | Paxil | 132 Million | 662 Million | GSK |
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