Monday, June 15, 2020
Sunday, June 14, 2020
Destruction...
An Atlanta Wendy’s where Rayshard Brooks, 27, was fatally shot by police was set on fire.
The restaurant caught fire Saturday after protesters broke windows at the restaurant and threw fireworks inside.
Images on local television showed the restaurant in flames for more than 45 minutes before fire crews arrived to extinguish the blaze, protected by a line of police officers.
By that time the building was reduced to charred rubble.
Other demonstrators marched onto Interstate-75, stopping traffic, before police used a line of squad cars to hold them back.
Video shot by a bystander captures Brooks struggling with two officers on the ground outside the Wendy’s before breaking free and running across the parking lot with what appears to be a police Taser in his hand.
It is going to take a lot of time and a lot of money to fix this Wendy's location, rebuild it if it is worth that. The money will be coming from the insurance and since this is deliberate, the insurance cost will go up and up for your neighborhood.
And since Bill Gate and Zackerberg are not going to this Wendy to buy their chicken sandwiches any more, the destruction will impact local families. Not to mention the local workers are now out of a job. You certainly have done something that eventually will help those you said matters to you. Just a thought.
Saturday, June 13, 2020
Fakeness...
CNN poll conducted by SSRS and released on Monday shows Trump trailing the former vice president by 14 points, 55%-41%, among registered voters. It also finds the President's approval rating at 38% -- his worst mark since January 2019, and roughly on par with approval ratings for one-term Presidents Jimmy Carter and George H.W. Bush at this point in their reelection years -- and his disapproval rating at 57%.
In the letter to Zucker, the Trump campaign argued that the CNN poll is "designed to mislead American voters through a biased questionnaire and skewed sampling."
"It's a stunt and a phony poll to cause voter suppression, stifle momentum and enthusiasm for the President, and present a false view generally of the actual support across America for the President," read the letter, signed by the Trump campaign's senior legal adviser Jenna Ellis and chief operating officer Michael Glassner.
Beyond the Veil...
Besides the missing children, the couple has been under scrutiny following the deaths of both of their former spouses.
The complicated case began last summer, when Lori Daybell's brother shot and killed her estranged husband, in Phoenix. He claimed the shooting was in self-defense. The husband had filed for divorce, claiming Lori believed she had become a god-like figure who was responsible for ushering in the biblical end times. Her brother died of an apparent blood clot in his lung.
Shortly after, Lori and her children moved to Idaho, where Chad Daybell lived. He ran a small publishing company, where he published many of his own fiction books that centered on apocalyptic scenarios loosely based on Mormon theology. He also participated in podcasts about preparing for biblical end times, and friends said he claimed to be able to receive visions from "beyond the veil."
Police began investigating the children's [Tylee and JJ] whereabouts after relatives raised concerns. Investigators found the bodies of the two children buried in the back yard.
Tylee was last seen in September headed into Yellowstone National Park with her mom and other family for a day trip, and JJ was last seen by school officials several days later.
Can the "on-coming visions" be a helping hand?
Upstate...
An upstate woman and two Brooklyn lawyers were indicted on federal explosives and arson charges for allegedly tossing Molotov cocktails at NYPD vehicles during protests in New York City.
Samantha Shader, 27, of Catskill, is accused of hurling the makeshift explosive at an NYPD vehicle occupied by four police officers on early Saturday morning, May 30. Prosecutors allege Shader bit one of the officer’s legs when she was being taken into custody.
Around the same time, Brooklyn lawyers Urooj Rahman, 31, and Colinford Mattis, 32, were accused of tossing their own Molotov cocktail at an unoccupied police vehicle in Brooklyn during a separate attack.
May be there is a need to Defund Princeton University.
Friday, June 12, 2020
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