British Born...

A woman assists an injured person after an incident on Westminster Bridge in London, March 22, 2017.

The suspected perpetrator of Wednesday's terrorist attack at London's Westminster Bridge was British-born and previously known to authorities, U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May told

Parliament today.

Comment:

Is that suppose to make us feel better? San Bernardino was an American born...... 
May be we should look at the Immigrants who fed their young souls the hate of life.... Just a thought.

Bad Ants...

Maine’s state fire marshal says a man burned down his parents’ house and killed three pets while trying to exterminate ants in his basement with matches.

Investigators say 21-year-old Doucette was trying to incinerate the ants with wooden matches when one of them ignited combustible materials. The fire quickly spread to the rest of the house.

He was treated for smoke inhalation and burns after he carried some burning items out of the house. They say the house is owned by his parents, who were not home at the time.  Authorities say the fire killed two cats, one dog. 

The ants moved on...

Wheels...

Hope we start shifting the other way soon.

On...

Everything...

This somber and reflective track was the first song written by Niall Horan for his debut solo album after he'd spent some time backpacking around Southeast Asia. 

Same...?

What is unfolding in Syria is an armed insurrection supported covertly by foreign powers including the US, Turkey and Israel.   Armed insurgents belonging to Islamist organizations have crossed the border from Turkey, Lebanon and Jordan. The US State Department has confirmed that it is supporting the insurgency.

The objective is to destabilize the Syrian State and implement “regime change” through the covert support of an armed insurgency, integrated by Islamist militia. The reports on civilian deaths are used to provide a pretext and a justification for humanitarian intervention under the principle “Responsiblity to Protect”.

 More than 1 in 10 Syrians have been wounded or killed since the beginning of the war in 2011, according to a new report that finds a staggering 470,000 deaths have been caused by the conflict, either directly or indirectly. 10 millions displaced.

Hundreds of thousands of people, particularly male breadwinners, have [been] killed, injured, arrested, and kidnapped, enormously endangering their lives and the living conditions of their families. And a country is morally and economically destroyed.

Was Obama better than Bush?

Nap...*

Eight Montana grizzly bears have been outfitted with GPS trackers. The study is aimed at bolstering the theory that grizzlies, which can be as stealthy as they are ferocious, stalk hunters from as close as the length of a football field, in order to steal their prey. Already, data has shown at least one grizzly following oblivious elk hunters almost from the moment they left the parking lot, according to the Billings Gazette.

In the most clearly detailed example, a group of hunters turned on their GPS devices moments after leaving a parking area at around 6 a.m. When scientists analyzed their movements later and contrasted them with those of a nearby grizzly, it became clear the bear was tailing them.

The bruin stayed downwind of the hunters, at one point coming within 100 yards of them as they moved around a lake. At around noon, the bear bedded down for a nap, but easily picked up the hunters’ trail again when it awoke, according to the report.

Hunting, you could be the one.       Just a thought.

Plucked...

Subway and the CBC are continuing their game of chicken, and neither side looks to be swerving. The latest in the fast-food drama: The restaurant chain says it will file a lawsuit against the broadcaster for a story that claims Subway's chicken isn't 100% chicken, but halfway made out of soy, the Toronto Star reports.

The CBC hasn't backed down from its accusation after it says it had DNA analysis completed on Subway's meat, even though Subway said it conducted its own tests and found soy to make up less than 1% of its chicken samples.

Calling the CBC's report "defamatory" and "absolutely false," the complaint will seek $210 million in damages."

Subway has since requested a retraction and apology, and it even took out a full-page ad in the Globe and Mail that read: "Saying our chicken is only 50% chicken is 100% wrong." 

The chicken is not chicken, the foot long is not a foot long. I can't believe it.

No Lunch...

Bring your own lunch with you.

MicroWave...