Monday, September 25, 2017

Best Job...

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Web...

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Former Rep. Anthony Weiner was sentenced to 21 months in prison for sexting with a 15-year-old girl in a case that rocked Hillary Clinton's campaign for the White House in the closing days of the race and may have cost her the presidency.

The FBI was investigating Weiner's contact with the high school student when it came across emails on his laptop between Abedin and Clinton, prompting then-FBI Director James Comey to announce in late October 2016 that he was reopening the probe of Clinton's use of a private computer server.

Another...

 VIDEO: London Underground terror attack leaves 30 injured

British police have arrested a 20-year-old man in Wales in connection to the recent bomb attack on the London subway.   The suspect is being questioned under the Terrorism Act.

He was arrested in Cardiff, 150 miles west of London. Police say an address there is being searched.
Police last week charged 18-year-old with planting the bomb at Parsons Green station on Sept. 15. The bomb partially exploded, injuring 30 people.

Police say three suspects remain in police custody including the last man arrested.   

Knees...


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"Tonight, I'm taking a knee for America. But not just one knee, I'm taking both knees," Wonder, 67, said onstage Saturday. "Both knees in prayer for our planet, our future, our leaders of the world and our globe."     Explain it the way you see it yourself.

Sunday, September 24, 2017

Short...

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Citron Research's Andrew Left, who gained notoriety for successful bets against companies such as Valeant Pharmaceuticals.

He called Ubiquiti Networks a "fraud" during a televised interview Monday.  "The word 'fraud' I use very judiciously," the short-seller said in an exclusive interview on CNBC's "Halftime Report."
Left said it will be interesting to see what happens next month when Robert Pera has an option to buy the rest of the Grizzlies NBA team, which will require more due diligence on his company by the league.
"The more sunlight you put on a fraud, the more chance it has of being exposed," Left said.Shares of Ubiquiti plunged 10 percent after the short seller released his bearish report on the company Monday morning.
The company makes wireless networking products.  

Target...

 The cartoonist's homepage, knoxnews.com/opinion/charlie-daniel

The moving target is the wrong item to focus on. All politicians know that. The goal is to reduce the inflated cost of healthcare and medications' outrages pricing. If that happen, then it is easy to have more people insured.  Just a thought.

Environment....

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The U.S. will still meet environmental goals from the Paris climate agreement with or without the help of the Trump administration, former Vice President Al Gore said.
Administration officials in recent days have indicated that the White House instead will seek a deal with less stringent requirements but remain within the pact.
Either way, Gore said the global effort is on the right track. Gore spoke at the United Nations Private Sector Forum.
"But whether that happens or not, U.S. states and cities and businesses and industries are moving forward," Gore said. "The projections now indicate that the United States will meet the commitments made at Paris whether it is affirmed by the federal government or not."
He pointed out the ferocity of hurricanes Harvey and Irma, noting the rarity of storms with such intensity.

When mother earth instructs you to live somewhere else, Do it.

Bombshell...

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A sharp rise in the number of sexual assaults reported in Bavaria Germany, this year and many of the accused offenders are foreigners.

It is rare that a cabinet meeting in the Bavarian chancellery makes headlines across Germany. And when the state's interior minister, Joachim Herrmann, presented Bavaria's latest crime statistics on September 12, they seemed quite positive: fewer break-ins, less theft.

But then came the bombshell. The number of rapes reported in the first half of 2017, had increased by some 50 percent. Herrmann reported that 685 cases had been filed since the beginning of the year and that 126 of those involved foreign attackers.

That particular statistic represents a rise of 90 percent over the same period last year, with 60 more cases having been registered in 2017.

Those are shocking numbers indeed, but criminologists are not entirely willing to accept them as reliable. "The numbers are astonishing," said Ralf Kölbel, a criminal justice expert at Munich's Ludwig Maximilian University.

Friday, September 22, 2017

New Idea...*

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On September 17, 2016 at about 9:30 a.m., a pipe bomb exploded in a trash can along the route of a U.S. Marine charity run in Seaside Park.

Later that day, at about 8:30 p.m., a homemade pressure cooker bomb exploded on West 23rd Street in the Chelsea - Manhattan. Thirty-one civilians were injured.

A second pressure cooker bomb, with wires and a mobile phone attached, was discovered by authorities on West 27th Street, four blocks away. He placed five additional pipe bombs the next day.

The complaint says Mr. Rahami was motivated by an extremist terroristic ideology that he recorded in a notebook he had with him when he was shot,  before being taken into custody.

Comments:
The suspect attempted to kill hundreds of people. In return, his citizenship should be revoked. He is not an American.

What built on his false pretenses as a good citizen is false, all those who benefited of him being a citizen should be stripped from this privilege.
Just ta thought.

Mis-Fit...**



A bright child, skipped two grades during his early education. In 1958, he entered Harvard University at the age of 16 on a scholarship. He earned his doctoral degree in 1967 and taught at the University of California Berkeley.

Then he built himself a small cabin in the wilderness and lived in isolation.
He mailed his bombs to universities and airlines, killing three people and injuring 23 more.

Hate consumed his energy, emotion, years and finally his life. It turned him from a professor, shaping the mind of students, to a terrorist hiding, planning to kill others who are building their lives and their communities.

In his trial he insisted he is not mentally ill.         His brother, who reported him, helped saved him from a well deserved death raw.

A sad story indeed.... but it is very similar to other terrorist. Just a thought.