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Posted on September 7, 2013 by Mick
The most accurate account of who killed JFK. So serious, the History Chanel has been stopped from showing the TV series by a lawsuit from LBJ's family and Democratic Party lawyers.
50th anniversary of the assassination of John F. Kennedy is November 22, 2013. Yet, in a half-century, we have just a fraction of the truth published.
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Any deep coverage of the assassination didn't come from major newspapers. The best investigations have come from book authors and movie directors. The reputation of newspaper journalists has fallen from its peak in the early 1960s. The botched coverage of the Kennedy Assassination followed by decades of one-sided news stories coming from Democrat talking points has taken it's toll on newspapers. In the early '60s, the top 50 cities had two or three competing newspapers. Today, only New York, Boston and Chicago have two newspapers still publishing.
Was it color television that came in the late '60s, or was it the content and ethical character of the newspapers editors and journalists?
Oliver Stone's "JFK" presented many pieces of one of the most corrupt high crimes in U.S. history, but it failed to investigate the dangerous loose ends.
Within a week of the assassination, LBJ established what would be called the Warren Commission. Ten months later, the Warren report was issued with the "magic dancing bullet" and no mention of dozens of odd deaths.
With the Internet, authors, citizen journalists, and bloggers are doing a much better job uncovering the cover-ups than the elite media. How could that be? A rule of economics is choice. We had much fewer choice in news media until the internet came of age.
Take for example the assassination of JFK. Testimony has been hidden from the public for decades.
"Yeah, I had the son of a bitch killed. I'm glad I did. I'm sorry I couldn't have done it myself!"
These were the words of Carlos Marcello, the Mafia godfather of Louisiana and Texas. And he was talking about the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. I believe he was played by John Candy in Oliver Stones "JFK."
Marcello's admission is in uncensored FBI files at the National Archives, detailed for the first time in a new encyclopedic book "Legacy of Secrecy," by Lamar Waldron.
Waldron's 848-page blockbuster was published in November, 2008. It involves 20 years of research that began in 1988 when he didn't know that Mafioso Marcello had confessed to JFK's murder back in 1985. The FBI kept this fact a secret for more than two decades. The Warren Commission released its cover-up version of the death of JFK at the hands of a lone assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald and a magic bullet.
IN 1963, only weeks after JFK was killed, the FBI questioned 14 Marcello mob associates. Yet the godfather's name doesn't even appear in the Warren Report. This secrecy shows that the government all the way up to LBJ had a hand in the cover-up at the very least, he appointed the Warren Commission and never had any questions directed to him.
Such as have you ever met Jack Ruby? Do you know Carlos Marcello, what do Mr. Ruby and Mr. Marcello do for a living?
In their war against organized crime and essentially the Mafia, President Kennedy and his brother Attorney General Robert Kennedy were never able to convict any members of the Marcello crime family. And Marcello didn't make his admission of guilt until he was serving a long prison sentence as a result of an FBI sting.
The FBI groomed an informant who became Carlos Marcello's cellmate. These tapes have never been released but they reveal the godfather standing in the prison yard, flying into a rage and cussing the Kennedys.
Marcello confessed that he'd also met Lee Harvey Oswald and brought him into the plot via that Louisiana character David Ferrie, played by actor Joe Pesci in Stone's "JFK." Now it is coming to light that the movie was very close to the truth.
A fictional account of the JFK assassination titled "Deadly Delusion" by Jim Jarman is also very close to the real truth. Jarman describes how Oswald had been groomed to be a patsy for a couple of years by a special rogue unit of the CIA with a dotted line to the Mafia. Oswald was not a marksman, but the perfect fall guy.
Marcello also admitted that it was he who had set up Jack Ruby "in the bar business in Dallas." Ruby did his bit for the Marcello plot when he killed Lee Harvey Oswald before he could implicate anyone else. Later Ruby died in his cell just two weeks before he was scheduled to give new testimony before a Congressional investigation.
Leading up to the crime of the century was the crime of the decade. Marilyn Monroe was found naked facedown on her bed, dead. The mass media chimed in immediately with stories of her drug use. The LA coroner's report stated that the starlet died from an overdose of barbiturates. Yet, her stomach is nearly empty with no pill residue and no vomit on her bed of floor.
The story not widely circulated for decades, was that Sam Giancana (with CIA connections) had Monroe murdered by a team of four hit men who entered her home, taped her mouth shut with duct tape and squirted a lethal suppository of barbiturates and chloral hydrate into her rectum so there would be no vomit or deposits in her stomach. Like Marcello, Giancan lost millions in casino holdings in Cuba and was enraged over the failed "Bay of Pigs fiasco." Adding insult to injury, Bobby Kennedy was going after the Chicago and New York mafia. Let's not forget that the Kennedy family made its fortune from Papa Kennedy, a mafia drug and rum runner from Al Capon's days.
Marcello does not care who knows that he help orchestrate the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The former mobster boss also claims that he knew Jack Ruby, and he had him kill Lee Harvey Oswald.
Malcolm Wallace who was on LBJ's payroll for special projects for more than 10 years. He was a "hit man" and a expert marksman who had murdered as many as 18 or 19 people for Lyndon Johnson, according to the testimony of Johnson's mistress, Madeleine Duncan Brown. There was one unidentified fingerprint at the time of the initial investigation of the sixth floor Texas Schoolbook Depositor. Finally in 1998 this fingerprint was identified as belonging to Malcolm Wallace.
Many crucial witnesses were brutally murdered right before their scheduled appearances to testify under oath before the House Assassination Committee. On 9th August, 1984, Billie Sol Estes' lawyer, Douglas Caddy, wrote to Stephen S. Trott at the US Department of Justice. In the letter Caddy claimed that Billie Sol Estes, Lyndon B. Johnson, Mac Wallace and Cliff Carter had been involved in the murders of Henry Marshall, George Krutilek, Harold Orr, Ike Rogers, Coleman Wade, Josefa Johnson, John Kinser and John F. Kennedy. Caddy added: "Mr. Estes is willing to testify that LBJ ordered these killings, and that he transmitted his orders through Cliff Carter to Mac Wallace, who executed the murders.
"Madeleine recalled that " after Johnson emerged from the Murchison meeting he walked up to her, and grabbed her by the arms and whispered in her ear, "After tomorrow those S.O.B.'s, the Kennedy's, will never embarrass me again – that's no threat – that's a promise."
The next morning Kennedy and Johnson got into a heated argument over the motorcade seating arrangements. Johnson insisted that his friend Connally and his wife ride with him in the rear vehicle. When Kennedy refused, Johnson stormed out of the room in a rage.
The next morning, Johnson's Secret Service men came up to the motor cycle police and told them that the parade rout had been changed. It would no longer be going straight down Main St. but it would be making a turn onto Houston Street. They also told the motor cycle police not to ride next to the Presidents car, but to make sure that they stayed back behind the car, so that the crowds of people (and the assassins) would have a unrestricted view of the President. Johnson also changed the order of the cars in the motorcade, instead of his car being second, he put a car load of Secret Service men between his car and the President's.
Posted in 9-12, Dallas, Democrat, failed newspapers, FBI, JFK, Joe Pesci, journalisim, layoffs, LBJ, Lee Harvey Oswald, liberal bias, Liberal Democrat, Marcello, New York Times, Newspapers, Political Elites, Politics, Pravda, professional journalist, Progressive Democrats, Tony Blair | Tagged JFK assassination | 27 Comments
Dallas was the perfect stage for LBJ to control the scene of the crime of the century. Johnson owned a media empire inside Texas. He won elections by hook and by crooked attorneys. His nickname "Landslide Johnson," was sarcastic because he always won elections by late vote counts in Democrat precincts.
Jack Ruby was connected to the Chicago mob and had a well-cultivated relationship with the Dallas Police Department. Ruby was the ideal man to shut up Lee Harvey Oswald and shut down the link to the assassination team. Ruby asked to be moved from Dallas where he feared for his life if he brought up the network he worked for. His request was not granted and he died in the Dallas jail.
Mr. Ruby had a jailhouse interview with Dorothy Kilgallen, a nationally known journalist. She reported that the interview would blow the case wide open. She gave the notes of her meeting to her friend Margaret Smith for safekeeping. Ms. Kilgallen was found dead of a drug overdose on Nov. 8, 1965. Ms. Smith died two days later. The cause of death was not known.
Carlos Marcello Mafia head with business in Chicago, Dallas and New Orleans was the financier of the assassination. Marcello's casinos shut down by Castro in Havana cost the boss many millions. Then, Bobby Kennedy started going after the mobs in Las Vegas and Reno, where the mob shifted its casino operations from Havana.
Jack Ruby had worked for the mafia for years and was their pay-off man for control of the Dallas police.
Karyn, the beautiful daughter of Chicago journalist Irv Kupcinet, was found strangled to death in Los Angeles. The LA Times reported a telephone operator heard Karyn scream "They are going to Kill Kennedy" a few days before the assassination. She was strangled to death on November 26 or 27 and not discovered until Nov. 30. Investigators speculated it was a message to her father to stay silent on what he knew about Jack Ruby.
Roger Craig was a Dallas policeman on the scene the day of the assignation. He found a 7.65 Mauser in the Book Depository. That was a fly in the ointment. The plant rifle was the Mannlicher-Carcano rifle tied to Oswald. The conflict of the other rifle showed at least two shooters. Officer Craig's findings were ignored by the Warren Commission. In 1967 Craig was fired from the Dallas PD. Later that year, he was shot while walking to his car. The bullet grazed his head. In 1973, his car was forced off a mountain road and he was badly injured. He was shot again in 1974 and in 1975 was wounded when his car blew up. Later that year, he was found dead. Authorities called his death a suicide from self-inflicted gunshot wounds. Quite the survivor, not the profile of someone who commits suicide. Note gunshot woundS.
Madeleine Brown, a longtime LBJ mistress, implicated her high-level lover and sugar daddy, implicating LBJ on taped statements before she died in 2002. What did she have to gain on her deathbed? Only the truth and peace with her maker.
Johnson is the key to the Kennedy assassination. He benefitted the most. LBJ was a raw man. He was well-known for using the "N" word and lifted dogs up by their ears. Inside the Kennedy inner circle, talk of dumping LBJ from the ticket was passed talk and about to be a done deal.
Good ol' boy, Johnson ran the Dallas area police, FBI and regional CIA and Secret Service.
What luck that Lee Harvey Oswald found a job in the Texas Book Depository two weeks before the president's route. Who would know the president's motorcade route but Johnson and his local Dallas Secret Service connections?
Many experts believe that the shot that went through Kennedy's neck came from the front of the limo, behind the vine covered picket fence on the grassy knoll, not the fifth floor of the Texas Book Depository to his back. Basic ballistics test also show the magic bullet that hit parts of the limo, Governor Connelly, and JFK deny science and evidence, the bullet was unscathed. The horrible explosion of the back of Kennedy's head follows ballistics in that the backward blowout is much larger than the entry wound, again, from the front.
"I am a patsy" are the only record of Lee Harvey Oswald's side of the story. He was silenced by a 38 slug to the gut by mob errand boy, Ruby. After a night of questioning in the Dallas PD HQ, there are no notes or recordings. Why? Was it because Oswald described the network and that he was a CIA mole planted to watch the terrorist team do a dry run? Why was Oswald seen on the second floor drinking a Dr. Pepper 30 seconds before the shooting? Why didn't Oswald have a real escape plan? Instead he took a public bus to South Dallas to the Texas Movie Theatre in Oak Lawn? Why did Oswald hide in a theatre if he were a radical freedom fighter? Why didn't he try and fight to the finish? Why after all that would he say he is a patsy?
Kennedy's body was seized and flown back to Washington D.C. without the media scrutiny. There are reports of three wounds from the front. Triangulation ensured this was going to finish the job.
Barr McClellan, author of Blood, Money & Power: How LBJ Killed JFK, accuses LBJ of being behind the JFK assassination. Implicates others of fore-knowledge of the plot, including Texas oilmen Clint Murchison, Sr. and H.L. Hunt, and FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover. Mystery fingerprint found on sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository matches prints of Johnson aide taken in connection with a prior murder conviction.
The Men Who Killed Kennedy began with two 50-minute segments originally aired on 25 October 1988 in the United Kingdom, entitled simply Part One and Part Two. The programmes were produced by Central Television for the ITV network and were immediately followed by a studio discussion on the issues titled The Story Continues, chaired by broadcaster Peter Sissons. The United States corporation, Arts & Entertainment Company, purchased the rights to the original two segments. In 1989, the series was nominated for a Flaherty Documentary Award. In 1991, the series was re-edited with additional material and divided into three 50-minute programmes, which were also shown by ITV. A sixth episode appeared in 1995. The series typically aired in November every year and from time to time during the year. In November 2003, three additional segments ("The Final Chapter") were added by the History Channel, but the series is no longer aired.
The ninth documentary in the series, entitled "The Guilty Men," directly implicates former U. S. President Lyndon B. Johnson (LBJ) and created an outcry among Johnson's surviving associates, including Johnson's widow, Lady Bird Johnson, journalist Bill Moyers, ex-President Jimmy Carter, Jack Valenti (longtime president of the Motion Picture Association of America), and the last-living (at the time of the outcry) Warren Commissioncommissioner and ex-President Gerald R. Ford. These Johnson supporters lodged complaints of libel with the History Channel, and subsequently threatened legal action against Arts & Entertainment Company, owner of the History Channel.
The History Channel responded by assembling a panel of three historians, Robert Dallek, Stanley Kutler, and Thomas Sugrue. On a program aired April 7, 2004, titles "The Guilty Man: A Historical Review," the panel agreed that the documentary was not credible and should not have aired. The History Channel issued a statement saying, in part, "The History Channel recognizes that 'The Guilty Men' failed to offer viewers context and perspective, and fell short of the high standards that the network sets for itself. The History Channel apologizes to its viewers and to Mrs. Johnson and her family for airing the show." Conspiracy author Barr McClellan, interviewed in the documentary, complained that although the historians examined the evidence, they did not interview him or Turner.[1]
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Who benefits? That is the first question police ask. Jackie suspected that it was her husband's successor who was the mastermind behind the pilot to murder JFK, says former Nixon advisor Roger Stone. Jackie said her husband believed strongly that Johnson shouldn't become president and, int the months before his death on November 22, 1963.Jackie knew that Johnson and his cronies despised the Kennedy family and Johnson was jealous of the Camelot image of the family. Both the president and Bobby often shunned and ridiculed Johnson.
Posted in Bill O'Reilly, Citizen Journalism, Democrat, Democrats, JFK, Kennedy, LBJ | Tagged camelot, cronies, JFK, kennedy family, november 22 1963 | 43 Comments
Let's hear the Blago tapes, the Rod Blagojevich tapes have Rahm Emanuel calling 21 times. Trib tips off wire tap before any crime was committed
UPDATE: The Illinois legislature is on the verge of an impeachment vote for Governor Blagojevich. I predict Blago will prevail. The governor knows what was said on those tapes. It takes two to tango.
UPDATE: Governor Blagojevich says lets hear all the tapes!
"Before they remove a governor who's been elected twice by the people, hear the whole truth, every tape," Gov. Blagojevich said. "Richard Nixon, during Watergate, fought tooth and nail to keep those tapes from being heard because he knew there was something wrong on there. Me? I'm the opposite, the anti-Nixon. I want every one of those tapes heard in the impeachment trial, and every witness called in."
In Springfield yesterday, senators heard the unmistakable voice of the governor talking to his deputy about an alleged pay-to-play scheme for his campaign. Isn't that fundraising?
The trial seems like an old USSR show trial. The fix is in if the governor can't let his accusers hear the entire conversations.
Making a laughing stock of our democracy. A constitutional crisis or common practice?
Obama's chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel is on record for calling Governor Blagojevich 21 times in a matter of a few days. What do you think the conversations were about, the weather? The Chicago Sun Times reported that little tidbit. The same paper that earlier endorsed Obama and Blagojevich.
Chicagoans call the Gov, Rod Blowdryavich. What law did he break?
This we now know, the Tribune, which overall has been endorsing Democrats for decades including Obama, Daley and Blago, actually announced the wire tap to everyone, including the governor, Jessie Jackson Jr. and Obama's staff. We know from Fitzgerald's office that the governor had been under investigation for more than a year. That is well before the Democrat machine knew they had Obama's coveted Senate seat to be appointed. I'm sure they were hopeful about that and planning for it for a few months.
Why didn't the Tribune expose the wire tap about two months earlier, before the presidential election? What day was the wire tap put on the Governor's phones?
We know now that among the hundreds of hours of conversations involving Rod Blagojevich secretly recorded by the FBI since Oct. 22, one phone call is drawing particular scrutiny among politicos, journalists and others in Washington. It was a marathon conference call on Monday, Nov. 10. This must have been big. Really big.
Soon after the media mentioned the wire tap. Why now? The journalists didn't know about it until the big call on Nov. 10. That's my guess. What do you think?
It may be because a Democrat tipped off the Tribune after the election, but had to "pull the trigger" earlier than planned because the political payoffs and negotiations for a U.S. Senate seat were getting ugly, pulling in some top Democrats.
Think about the reason why somebody would leak the details of the investigation to the Tribune. Somebody who is close to the case observes that high-ranking Democrats are being dragged into the case, and he tips the media off on the wires as a way of warning anybody else dealing with Blago to cut it off now!
While all the witnesses against Blago were offered ple deals, even Tony Rezko, I bet you wont see a deal offered to Blago in exchange for other names or higher-ups. It will all end up on Blago.
The Chicago Tribune editors agreed to wait, according to Fitzgerald, until the wire was in place, not until a crime was committed. That was a nice gift for Christmas or "Fitzmas" in Chicagoland. But something is not right. The wire was placed on phones on Oct. 22.
Now the Democrat party in 2009 will have it all — the Presidency, Senate and House of Representatives. The powerful machine party will also be "appointing" Senate seats for Joe Biden (his son); Hillary Clinton (Carolyn Kennedy); and Obama's seat (it was to go to the highest bidder, Jessie Jackson Jr., but that is in question).
Plus, the Democrats have their machine counting thousands of votes to cancel out Republican Norm Coleman's slight win with re-counted (formerly rejected ballots for the former comedian Al Franken).
I have to laugh about the corruption of the media and the Democrat party. Watch how the media acts as defense attorneys when one of their own is in the hot seat. But when it's a Republican, they act in concert with the prosecuting attorneys.
The Chicago Tribune endorsed Blagojevich for governor and Obama for president. Watch dogs? More like lap dogs.
Take the Nixon tapes. Those were tapes made by the former president so he had a record of events from which to accurately recall day-t0-day events for his biography.
Those were attacked by Democrat politicians, taken from him by attorneys and made public.
How about the tapes of political corruption of the highest, criminal level? The selling of a U.S. Senate seat? The tapes of Illinois governor Blogojevich and the scores of Democrats competing for Obama's vacant U.S. Senate seat? Will there be the media and legal frenzy demanding the public have access to the tapes? Will we only hear select sound bites from the tapes? Let's hear them all.
The American people should know how the political system works. The taxpayers paid for Fitzgerald's taping and investigation. Let's hear the tapes and read the transcripts in full.
The "open" Obama administration is in lock down.
Obama's staff has declined to respond to even basic questions, like who is conducting the probe? Have you heard the tapes? Obama promised transparency throughout his administration and the run up to it and to divulge contacts his staff has had with Blagojevich's office in the coming days. But his staff has locked down on inquiries. Just words it appears. No follow up by the media.
Does the San Francisco Chronicle, Chicago Tribune, New York Times or Washington Post have an interest in finding the full transcripts of the Blogo tapes with Jesse Jackson Jr. and maybe even president-elect Obama?
Is there a free press in America?
They didn't do a very good job with Tammany Hall did they? How about Richard Daley? How about a little reporting on the 400 Illinois government officials arrested since 1995?
How about LBJ? And Jack Ruby, wasn't he from Chicago?
It's time for complete transparancy. It's up to citizen journalists. We have nothing to gain but the truth.
Posted in Air America, Alinsky, An Inconvenient Truth, Ann Coulter, bias, Bill O'Reilly, California, Chicago Tribune, Citizen Journalism, Comments, Daily News, Dan Rather, David Horowitz, Democrat, Democrats, Dennis Miller, Dick Morris, Fourth Estate, FOX, Hillary/Obama, Info Babe, Jimmy Carter, John Edwards, LA Times, LBJ, liberal bias, Liberal Democrat, mancow, Michael Savage, Mitt Romney, Nancy Pelosi, New York Times, news, News and politics, News Bias, Rupert Murdoch, Rush, Rush Limbaugh, Savage Nation, Sean Hannity | Tagged Add new tag, Al Franken, Blago, Blogo, Chicago, Chicago Tribune, Digg, Fitzmas, Jesse Jackson Jr., Rahm Emanuel, Rezko, Rod Blagojevich, The Chicago Way, Tribune | 16 Comments
Will terrorists strike again? Why is the U.S. pouring 20,000 troops into cities? There must be some 'chatter'
Posted on December 1, 2008 by Mick
The Washington Post reports that the Pentagon has issued the marching orders to mobilize 20,000 millitary troops to secure unspecified cities within the U.S.
Homeland Securtiy issued warnings of a terror attack on New York City's mass transit system from Nov. 28 through the holidays (Thanksgiving, Christmas and Hanukkah) the mainstream media doesn't even have the intellectual honesty to report which holidays. Commuters and vacationing shoppers are supposed to be uneasy and many may even put off their trips to buy gifts. This, as we watch to bloodbath from Nov. 26-28, in Mumbi, India where the death toll has reached 200 from a group of 10 terrorists.
Who did it? We know the terrorists hate Jews. That narrows it down.
What do the learders of Iran, Palistine and Syria have to say about the bombings?
A Brooklyn rabbi and his wife were found among the dead in a series of terrorist attacks in India that have claimed more than 150 lives. In response to the attacks, the NYPD beefed up patrols around large hotels and Jewish centers, including the Lubavitcher headquarters, said NYPD spokesman Paul Browne.
The department already was on alert because of a warning earlier this week of a possible al-Qaida plot to strike the city's rail systems over the holidays.
"The threat is serious, the threat is significant, and it is plausible," said Congressman Peter King, R-Long Island, a member of the House Homeland Security Committee.
Rabbi Gavriel Noach Holtzberg and his wife, Rivka, who ran the Chabad-Lubavitch local headquarters in Mumbai were killed during a hostage standoff at the center, said Rabbi Zalman Shmotkin, a spokesman for the movement.
On Wednesday, federal authorities warned New York police of an unsubstantiated (but reliable) report that al-Qaida operatives discussed an attack on New York's subway system or rail lines like Amtrak and the Long Island Rail Road.
A spokesman for Mayor Michael Bloomberg said he had no plans to comment. (Keep shopping sheelple).
NYPD spokesman Paul Browne said additional resources were being deployed in the mass transit system in an "abundance of caution," a common response when police receive new information about a threat.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which runs the city's 468 stations and 6,480 subway cars, released a statement saying there was "no reason to be alarmed."
The terrorists have been weakend from eight years of George W. Bush as Commander and Chief.
We can be thankful for that time.
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Despised San Francisco attorneys in dog-mauling death of their neighbor Diane Whipple are liberal Democrats
UPDATE: Sept. 22, 2008
A judge has sentenced a dog owner to 15 years to life in prison, seven years after her canines fatally mauled her neighbor in an upscale San Francisco neighborhood.A judge had reduced a jury's conviction of second-degree murder to involuntary manslaughter and Marjorie Knoller was sentenced in 2002 to four years in prison.
But the California Supreme Court last year ordered the second-degree murder conviction reinstated. She was sentenced on that conviction Monday. Knoller's lawyers plan to appeal.
The conviction stemmed from the 2001 death of Dianne Whipple. She was attacked by Knoller's two Presa Canarios in a hallway of their apartment building. Each dog weighed more than 100 pounds and inflicted at least 77 wounds.
Here are some details that you may have missed becuase of the media coverups:
The case of the San Francisco dog owners who kept a killer bull mastiff in an apartment are Democrat activists. You might remember this grusome case: Marjorie Knoller was convicted of second-degree murder in the dog-mauling death of her neighbor Diane Whipple. Her husband, Robert Noel was convicted of a lesser charge because he wasn't at the scene when the killing took place. Both lawyers were and remain active Democrats and also were 'friends' of a felon in prison, a member of the Aryan Brotherhood. The case came up again because a liberal judge cleared the Democrat fundraisers of the serious charges. Here is the rest of the story:
The case of Knoller and her husband Robert Noel attracted worldwide media attention, but many of the unique details of the case were filtered out by the press. Did you know they were Democrat activists? They even had witnesses testify to that in their defense, they hate Republicans. (That makes it OK to have killer dogs the size and temperment of lions in a city apartment that end up tearing the throat out of a young woman). They hate Bush and Cheney!
When liberal and openly gay San Francisco Superior Court Judge James Warren threw out Marjorie Knoller's second-degree murder conviction for the dog-mauling death of her neighbor Diane Whipple, the judge justified his controversial decision by explaining that Knoller did not know her conduct had a "high probability of death to another human being."
More history on Warren: he is the son of the famous JFK assassination coverup, Earl Warren of the Warren Commission. Two death-bed confessions early this year have brought to light that that VP Lyndon Johnson was behind the assassination. But that is a story for another time.
Knoller and Noel were keeping the two massive dogs for Paul Schneider, a life inmate and member of the Aryan Brotherhood prison gang who bred and sold the Presa Canarios using people outside the prison. The couple later adopted Schneider, then 39 years old. And Mrs. Knoller was having sex with him on prison visits.
Days after the attack, Knoller appeared on "Good Morning America" and showed no remorse. Noel also publicly insulted San Francisco's then-DA Terence Hallinan and partly blamed Whipple for the attack.
There were sex pictures of the cute couple and their adopted son and news reports of thier anti-Bush activisim. The "journalists" scrubbed that out of their reports. Continue reading →
Posted in 1, Air America, Al Gore, An Inconvenient Truth, Hillary, Hillary Clinton, Hillary/Obama, Imus, LBJ, lesbian, liberal bias, Liberal Democrat, media bias, Michael Savage, News and politics, porn, professional journalist, Progressive Democrats, Republicans, Rush Limbaugh, Savage Nation | 31 Comments
Barack Hussein Obama — Report the candidate's name please
Barack Hussein Obama — Why isn't the mainstream, mass media reporting the presidential candidate's full name? America would like to know the background of the name Hussein?
Here is a case where the middle name was always used by reporters: John Wayne Gacy.
Kevin brings to light the type of propaganda that liberal journalists have been getting away with for the past 30-40 years — the "objective reporters" were all in lock-step using all three names of the mass murderer from Chicago, John Wayne Gacy — this a smear on an icon for middle America, John Wayne. Why weren't there any reports on Gacy's Democrat party activisim? The report that he tried to rape a teenage boy at Democrat headquarters? The $5,000 he gave to Jimmy Carter? That was burried like the 30 boys the Democrat Gacy killed.
Albert Armand Gore was named after the famous Armand Hammer. Did you know that? In that case, the middle name was not scoring any points for the Democrat/socialist of America.
When it comes to Barack Hussein Obama, it's never spelled out. Check out your local corrupt news source. Do you see how you're are being played?
The liberal press had no problem with LBJ, Lyndon Baines Johnson, JFK, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Martin Luther King… those are noble names with a nice ring to them. What rules are they following? Is it not covered in the AP stylebook. Although, I would put money on it, that Barack Hussein Obama will get a rule, off limits.
That's not all of their bag of tricks. If the candidate's name is Richard, switch it to Dick: Dick Cheney and Dick Nixon. Tricky Dick.
Or there is the down home name change to help a liberal candidate.
Let's look at Albert Armand Gore again. Did you ever read "Al Gore's" real name in the Washington Post, New York Times, or San Francisco Chronicle? His middle name comes from the family friend, Armand Hammer, the industrialist and owner of Occidental Oil, who was America's richest socialist and friend of decades of leaders from the USSR. Albert Armand Gore's father, also an Albert Gore, was a Democrat U.S. Senator who was on the payroll of Armand Hammer.
Google it if you don't believe me.
Instead we all know the former VP as "Al Gore." The spoiled, rich kid raised with a silver spoon sounds like a friendly good ol' boy now.
Democrats get free PR from the "fair and objective" press.
It's a crime what the "gatekeepers" of the news have been able to get away with. Next, the "Fairness Doctrine" will be brought back. With that old FDR socialist-styled law back in action, what do you think will become of blogs?
How does that make you feel? Tell me about it.
The truth is exposed thanks to citizen journalists like Kevin. For a half century the liberal democrats have had control of the major media. Not any more.
Posted in Air America, Al Gore, bias, Bill O'Reilly, bush, celebrities, Cindy Sheehan, Citgo, Citizen Journalism, craigslist, Democrat, Democrats, Dianne Feinstein, Dick Morris, Jimmy Carter, John Kerry, LBJ, liberal bias, Liberal Democrat, Michael Savage, Newspapers, Rush Limbaugh | Tagged Barack Hussein Obama, Obama | 44 Comments
Can a victim be injected with cancer cells as a form of assassination?
Ted Kennedy was one of Obama's first and most loyal endorsers, does the timing of Senator Kennedy's seizure strike you as an odd coincidence, coming as the Hillary Rodham Clinton machine wins by double digits in West Virginia and is about to do the same in Kentucky? What if, Hillary wins back to back victories and Obama remains stalled. With Kennedy out of the way, the Clinton machine may have the momentum to win with the super-delegates now. Kennedy just days ago said there is no way Hillary would be picked for Obama's VP.
Jack Ruby died of a stroke due to an undiagnosed form of agressive cancer, just weeks after he agreed to testify before Congress about the JFK assassination. Come on, don't go there.
The day before the JFK assassination, November 21st at noontime in Assistant District Attorney Ben Ellis' office in front of 6 others, Ruby introduced himself to Ben Ellis and told Mr. Ellis, "You probably don't know me now, but you will." ( quoting report to Chief Curry from Lt W.F. Dyson – Dallas archives )
Ruby paid off a colored employee and said: "You had better get it all tonight, because I won't be around." Ruby then went to the Police station on Friday night, the 22nd, posed as a writer or interpreter for Jewish newspaper people, and on the 3rd floor of the police department tried to kill Oswald but could not get the opportunity.(Verified by HUDKINS, reporter of the Houston Post.) The wife of Yitzhak Rabin, Leah Rabin, revealed in a biography, that Rabin was in Dallas when Kennedy was assassinated. There is little doubt that Ruby was connected to Rabin and Israel during those moments he was seeking to kill Oswald. "Yes, Rabin could have been one of the "journalists," writes Jewish author BARRY CHAMISH.
According to the Houston Post, and/or Houston Chronicle, after Ruby had finally seized the opportunity to kill Oswald at 11:21 AM on Sunday morning, the 24th, shortly after, he blurted out that he and others were going to be "the cause of the death of 25 million Jews," meaning …if the investigators could figure it out.
Ruby's phoney story: he was "relieving Jackie Kennedy to have to come to Dallas to testify." But later he said: "the world will never know – nor would they believe – what took place here" and "take me to Washington DC and I will tell you all that I know. I cannot say anything here, I am the only one left that can tell you everything." Then Ruby conveniently died of "Lung Cancer". Maybe.
Ruby was noted for blurting out INCRIMINATING STATEMENTS. Many believed that he could not hold a secret or be trusted.
"When they brought in the death penalty, he cracked. Ten days later he rammed his head into a cell wall. Then he tried to kill himself with an electric light socket. Then he tried to hang himself with sheets."
Then they just helped him do it with "lung cancer", at age 55. Ruby told his family that he was injected with cancer cells. He had to go, just like Oswald, to conceal the truth.
We will never know the real answer.
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What the mainstream media hid about LBJ
The Story The Mainstream Media Never Reported
We will never be told the truth about JFK's assassination. In fact, the FBI has film they will not release. But the truth is coming out in pieces. There are enough pieces to complete most of the puzzle and make out the subject.
This is what we know now:
A decade after LBJ's death, a friend of Estes, a federal marshal, talked Estes into coming forward with what he knew about Henry Marshall's death. Then on August 9, 1984, following Billie Sol Estes' grand jury testimonyregarding Mac Wallace's murder of Henry Marshall, Estes' attorney, Douglas Caddy sent a letter to Stephen S. Trott, Assistant Attorney General, Criminal Division, of the US Department of Justice. The letter
Lyndon's scandalous wheeling and dealing from his Senate days were catching up with him even faster than the Billie Sol Estes affair, and it would bring the whole Democratic party down with it if the key players weren't thrown overboard. Estes and to a lesser degree Johnson were the primary benefactors of their doings, while everyone on Capitol Hill knew Bobby Baker, and every lawyer, lobbyist, and lawmaker wanted a piece of the action — and Bobby was LBJ's boy. The dealings had been too many to keep quiet with a quick "Texas suicide." LBJ wasn't just looking at the end of his political career; he was looking at hard time.
Dear Mr. Trott:
My client, Mr. Estes, has authorized me to make this reply to your letter
of May 29, 1984.
Mr. Estes was a member of a four-member group, headed by Lyndon Johnson,
which committed criminal acts in Texas in the 1960s. The other two,
besides Mr. Estes and LBJ, were [White House aide] Cliff Carter and Mac
Wallace. Mr. Estes is willing to disclose his knowledge concerning the
following criminal offenses:
1. Murders
1. The killing of Henry Marshall 2. The killing of George Krutilek 3. The
killing of Ike Rogers and his secretary 4. The killing of Harold Orr 5.
The killing of Coleman Wade 6. The killing of Josefa Johnson 7. The
killing of John Kinser 8. The killing of President J. F. Kennedy
Mr. Estes is willing to testify that LBJ ordered these killings, and that
he transmitted his orders through Cliff Carter to Mac Wallace, who
executed the murders. In the cases of murders nos. 1-7, Mr. Estes'
knowledge of the precise details concerning the way the murders were
executed stems from conversations he had shortly after each event with
Cliff Carter and Mac Wallace.
In addition, a short time after Mr. Estes was released from prison in 1971, he met with Cliff Carter and they reminisced about what had occurred in the past, including the murders. During their conversation, Carter spoke of a list of 17 murders which had been committed, some of which Mr. Estes was unfamiliar with. A living witness was present at that meeting and should be willing to testify about it. He is Kyle Brown, recently of Houston and now living in Brady, Texas. . .
It continues for several more pages, detailing many other crimes Estes had knowledge of, including illegal cotton allotments and payoffs.
Estes' testimony was conditional on certain demands, including immunity from prosecution, a full pardon, and absolution of past income tax debts. Talks between the Justice Department and Billie Sol Estes broke off later in the year.
On June 19, 1992, US Marshall Clint Peoples told a friend of his that he had documentary evidence on one of the shooters in Dealey Plaza. On June 23rd, Peoples, a former Texas Ranger and a onetime friend of Henry Marshall, was killed in a mysterious one-car automobile accident in Texas.
Investigator Harrison Livingstone spoke to Kyle Brown, named as a witness in the letter, at length in 1993, and Brown backed up everything Livingstone had heard. Kyle Brown, to this day, is one of Billie Sol Estes' closest friends.
On March 12, 1998, a 1951 fingerprint of Malcolm "Mac" Wallace was positively matched with a copy of a fingerprint labeled "Unknown," a fresh print lifted on November 22, 1963, from a carton by the southeast sixth floor window of the Texas School Book Depository. This carton was labeled "Box A," and also contained several fingerprints identified as
those of Lee Harvey Oswald. The identification was made by A. Nathan Darby, a Certified Latent Print Examiner with several decades experience.
Mr. Darby is a member of the International Association of Identifiers, and was chosen to help design the Eastman Kodak Miracode System of transmitting fingerprints between law enforcement agencies. Mr. Darby signed a sworn, notarized affidavit stating that he was able to affirm a 14-point match between the "Unknown" fingerprint and the "blind" print
card submitted to him, which was the 1951 print of Mac Wallace's. US law requires a 12-point match for legal identification; Darby's match is more conclusive than the legal minimum. As cardboard does not retain fingerprints for long, it is certain that Malcolm E. Wallace left his fingerprint on "Box A" on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book
Depository early on November 22, 1963.
The FBI currently has custody of the Mac Wallace fingerprint, Nathan Darby's sworn affidavit, and several hundred pages of corroborative evidence developed by Texas research group which is currently remaining anonymous. Brown has received permission from the group to release the name of one eyewitness to some of the covert business dealings between Lyndon B. Johnson and members of the assassination plot. This is Barr
McClellan of Houston, Texas, onetime attorney for the law firm led by Ed Clark, which had represented Lyndon B. Johnson in the 1960s.
Biographer Robert A. Caro, author of two volumes to date in the
groundbreaking series *The Years of Lyndon Johnson* writes:
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Lady Bird Johnson, the former first lady who championed for wild flowers has died
Lady Bird Johnson, the former first lady who campaigned for green spaces and conservation and worked tenaciously for the political career of her husband, Lyndon B. Johnson, LBJ, died Wednesday, a family spokeswoman said. She was 94.
She was well respected and stayed above the fray. She was a Southern bell — sheltered from the serious political games LBJ may or may not have been involved in. Now that Lady Bird has passed away, the evidence will most likely start to pour out.
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Q: How do I "understand" what data I receive from PHP with Ajax? What I'm doing is returning an RSS feed obtained via a PHP cURL. I return $returnedData which is an associative array that looks something like this:
array(2){
        ["lastupdate"] => string(29) "Tue, 11 Feb 2014 15:25:42 GMT"
        ["feed"] => array(20) {
                    <items contained within ["feed"][0] to ["feed"][19] (very large)>
                    }
}

I tried to run a json_encode before returning it to Ajax, but all it essentially did was convert my array into one large string. My Ajax is as follows:
$.ajaxSetup ({
        cache: false
    });

request = $.ajax ({
    type: "GET",
    url: "dataFetcher.php",
    data: arg,
});

request.done(function(response){
    var resultsArray = response;
    $("#message").text(resultsArray);
});

request.fail(function (jqXHR, textStatus, errorThrown){
    // log the error to the console
    console.error(
        "The following error occured: "+
        textStatus, errorThrown
    );
});

The thing is, I don't exactly know what I'm getting. If I do var_dump($returnedData) instead of return $returnedData I know that I get a string. But if I simply return $returnedData, I can't tell what Ajax is receiving. I tried changing the text displayed by using resultsArray[0] or resultsArray[1] or resultsArray["lastupdate"] hoping that it worked, but it didn't.
Would really appreciate it if someone could shed some light on what I'm not doing/what I'm doing wrong here.
Thanks!

A: AJAX receives the response sent by the server. I'm not a PHP programmer, but from what I've picked up reading other SO questions, you'd need to do something like:
echo json_encode($returnedData)

in your PHP script. The echo means that it's part of the output, and json_encode converts your PHP array into a JSON string, which represents the array in a way that JavaScript actually understands.
Depending on the headers of the response set in your PHP jQuery may or may not automatically parse the string as JSON, passing the resulting object/array to the success handler (as the value of the first argument) rather than just passing along the string response. You can tell it to do that (if you know the response will/should be JSON) by setting the dataType property in your $.ajax() call:
request = $.ajax ({
    type: "GET",
    url: "dataFetcher.php",
    data: arg,
    dataType: 'json'
});

Then inside your done handler function response would be the JavaScript object that matches your PHP array.

A: Two things:

*

*Use json_encode in your PHP script to encode the data.

*jQuery is interpreting the response as a string. You can either parse the response string as JSON, or you can take the easier route of setting the AJAX request to expect JSON.

So:
request = $.ajax ({
    type: "GET",
    url: "dataFetcher.php",
    data: arg,
    dataType: 'json' // <--- Your response parameter will be in JSON format by default, now.
});

A: You need to eval your response to javascript object
request.done(function(response){
    var resultsArray = response.evalJSON();
    $("#message").text(resultsArray);
});

or inside ajax  call define that you will receive json
request = $.ajax ({
    type: "GET",
    url: "dataFetcher.php",
    data: arg,
    dataType: 'json'
});

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Exetel reveals $20 4G smartphone plan
Cheapest plan includes 200MB of data.
Exetel announced 4G smartphone plans running on the Optus network.
The cheapest plan is $19.95 per month but includes just 200MB data and $200 value for talk and text. A $39.95 plan includes 1.5GB of data with $650 for talk and unlimited text and calls to Exetel numbers. At the top of the range is a $69.95 plan that includes 3GB of data and unlimited talk and text.
All the plans are postpaid and do not require a contract. A SIM card, setup and shipping is included in the price. More details on the plans can be found on the Exetel website.
Extel began selling 4G mobile broadband plans late last year, but the plans did not include calling.
Virgin Mobile is not a MVNO like Exetel, but also sells 4G plans running on the Optus network. Another Optus reseller, Amaysim, has said it may not offer 4G plans in the near future.
Check out Computerworld's handy 4G State of the Nation for a primer on LTE deployment in Australia.
Follow Adam Bender on Twitter: @WatchAdam

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Ambition are currently recruiting for a Systems Accountant to be based within a leading ASX organisation on permanent basis in Sydney CBD.
This ASX listed organisation has made impressive developments within its market in recent years. Having experienced organic growth, the decision has now been made to implement Microsoft Dynamics AX thus creating the requirement for a permanent Systems Accountant. This diverse technology organisation offer exceptional progression opportunities, a challenging environment with plenty of exciting future developments to play a key role in.
The duties within this opportunity can be split into two areas. Firstly, this role will play a lead and highly visible part in the implementation project of Microsoft Dynamics AX. Acting as the finance representative for the project you will assist in designing processes within the new system while also ensuring the successful transition from the previous system. The other part of the role will to then become the lead AX person for the organisation, with this comes ensuring integrity of data within the system as well as troubleshooting for users.
There is also a finance element to this role revolving around management reporting so this requires the individual to have an accounting background.
The ideal candidate will be a CA/CPA qualified candidate with previous experience of a system implementation, ideally Microsoft Dynamics AX. Previous experience using Navision and Microsoft Dynamics AX is highly regarded along with an accounting background with ability to produce management reports. This will be a highly visible role within the business so the ability to communicate and engage with various stakeholders is vital.


Find out how you can stay up to date and cheer us on during the tournaments by means of a.o.t. Twitter, Facebook and Livestreams, below. All information concerning the tournaments can be found below too.
Pictures of tournaments are available on our Flickr page.
On April 24th, the MSL team will depart together with their soccer robots to Torres Vedras in Portugal for the "Portuguese Open". The tournament starts with two set-up days on the April 25th and April 26th. After this, two competition days (the 27nd and 28th of April) follow and the finals will be held on the 29th of April. They will take on teams from all across Europe, with nothing less than first prize in the back of their minds!
A sizzling finale until the very end! In the first half, CAMBADA made good use of the fact that our goalkeeper was injured and Tech United took a 0 - 2 deficit. Fortunately, we made our comeback in the second half and we went into the extra time with a score of 2 - 2. Eventually the forces had to be measured by means of penalties! CAMBADA missed the 4th penalty and it was up to us to score all five. Fortunately, we practice practicing penalties throughout the year during demonstrations and it paid off: all five went straight to the corner.
Click here for the results of the Portuguese Open!
On April 24th, the @Home team is traveling with their service robots AMIGO and SERGIO to Magdeburg in Germany for the "German Open". There, they will take on eight other teams from amongst others Mexico, Iran and Pakistan. On the 25th and 26th of April, the set-up days will take place, followed by the competition days on the 27th and 28th of April. On the 29th of April, the finals will be held! Keep an eye on the link below for all updates about the tournament!
With their second prize trophy in hand, the team is honored on the podium. Through a mobile chat app, AMIGO went to get a beer for one of the jury members, while SERGIO showed off his search and navigation skills. In addition to a thunderous tournament, there was also room this week to work on SERGIO. The finale an excellent to show all of the progress.
Click here for the results of the German Open!
From June 17th until June 21st (with the symposium on June 22nd), thirty-five teams from all over the world will come together for the world championship RoboCup that is held in Montreal (Canada). Both our teams, the soccer and service robots, are participating and in the last couple of years have always managed to position themselves somewhere in the top!
Find here the results of RoboCup 2018 of the soccer robots and the services robots.


Ajith Bandara is a well-qualified and experienced lecturer, with expertise in different aspects of Communications and Information Systems. He has been central to the development of this field at UniSey and is currently Head of Programme.
Ajith's schooling was in his home country of Sri Lanka, which is where he obtained his various academic qualifications. Starting with a Higher National Diploma in Civil Engineering (awarded by the BTEC in the UK) he progressed to a BSc in Computer Science & Mathematics from the University of Peradeniya. He followed that with a Postgraduate Diploma in Teacher Education Education from the University of Colombo and, later, a Master's in Teacher Education from the Open University of Sri Lanka. By then, he knew that his main career interest would be to teach computing science and in due course he obtained a Master's of Science in that subject from the University of Colombo.
His first academic appointment was in teacher training with the Sri Lankan Ministry of Education. When Ajith came to this country, he first took on a lecturing post with the Seychelles Institute of Education, before joining UniSey and leading a small but committed faculty team. His field is changing fast and to keep abreast of this is one reason why Ajith chose to embark on a PhD programme; his subject is that of developing intelligent tutor systems.
In addition to his regular teaching duties, Ajith has undertaken a variety of consultancy projects and short courses on different aspects of IT applications. He is well regarded as a patient and conscientious teacher who is able to explain with clarity often complex topics.


We are looking for full-time and part-time Prepared Foods Clerks. Applicants must enjoy working with the public and have a friendly, outgoing personality. The ideal candidate is honest, dedicated to providing exceptional customer service and displays a positive attitude when interacting with customers and employees. In accordance with FLSA, DLLR, OSHA, state regulations about minor work permits for persons under 18 years of age, and age requirements to operate certain equipment, all applicants must be 18 years of age or older.
We are looking for a part-time Cashier who enjoys working with the public and has a friendly, outgoing personality. As a team-oriented company, we seek an individual who can be flexible with work hours. The ideal candidate is dedicated to providing exceptional customer service and displays a positive attitude when interacting with customers and employees.
We are looking for one full-time Deli Clerks. Applicants must enjoy working with the public and have a friendly, outgoing personality. The ideal candidate is honest, dedicated to providing exceptional customer service and displays a positive attitude when interacting with customers and employees. In accordance with FLSA, DLLR, OSHA, state regulations about minor work permits for persons under 18 years of age, and age requirements to operate certain equipment, all applicants must be 18 years of age or older.


Throughout his career Mr Sivakumar has maintained an interest in clinical and scientific research. As part of this cutting-edge work he completed a doctorate (MD) at the RAFT Institute of Plastic Surgery and Imperial College London. This work was awarded a prestigious Royal College of Surgeons Research Grant.
He has published extensively in both scientific and clinical journals including the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) and the Journal of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery. He has also presented at both national and international meetings and has received an international research award at the European Conference of Scientists and Plastic Surgeons (ECSAPS) in 2005.
Mr Sivakumar continues to be involved in medical research and supervises both MSc and PhD projects at University College, Kings College London and the National Institute of Medical Research. In addition, Mr Sivakumar is an honorary senior lecturer at the Institute of Child Health.
The most significant of the research projects is that linked to Kings College London – a collaboration which aims to investigate the limb anomaly Radial Dysplasia sometimes termed 'Radial Club Hand' which affects around 1:7,000 children.
Identifying more of the genetic changes that can cause radial dysplasia.
Identifying differences in limb development, and how this might affect treatment.
Identifying what treatment outcomes matter to children with radial dysplasia.
The project is a collaboration between Mr Sivakumar at Great Ormond St Hospital and Professor Malcolm Logan at the Randall division, King's College London. The project is now in its third year and is going from strength to strength.


Alec Howell has ambitions of becoming an actor, but on a recent summer day in the Flathead Valley, he found work as a farmer.
And while he's committed to realizing his dream as a voice actor, Howell says rolling up his sleeves and laboring among hay bales and slash piles in the afternoon sun is gratifying in its own right — it reveals new possibilities and teaches him to overcome challenges.
Each week for nearly five years, Keller has been showing groups of men the scope of their abilities on his 500-acre farm, where they chop firewood, stack slash, harvest vegetables, drive tractors, troubleshoot small engines, and take on the scores of other chores that crop up on the farm.
As an early participant in the Flathead Valley's Care Farm Program, and a third-generation farmer, Keller understands the inherent health benefits — both mental and physical — of being outdoors and working hard to accomplish something tangible, like growing food or raising livestock.
The Care Farm Program allows participants like Dustin Frey, who lives with Down syndrome, to work outside of a clinical setting or indoor environment and reap a connection to social support, meaningful work and the natural world.
It allows participants like Michael Jones, who lives with developmental disabilities and is blind, to harvest garlic alongside Raven Ridge Farm owners Nathan Christianson and Cassady Daley, and their dog Willa.
Keller's farm is one of a growing number of care farms in the Flathead Valley — there are about a dozen — aimed at providing a farm-based form of empowerment to people with special needs, including those living with developmental disabilities, traumatic brain injuries, dementia, and depression. Care farms are places where members of society's most vulnerable populations join farmers in working the land, reaping a connection to social support, meaningful work and the natural world.
Rachel Grant, program supervisor of the Care Farm Program, which is offered by the Kalispell-based statewide homecare provider A Plus Healthcare, said the therapeutic day-farming program provides an empowering and evidence-based form of health care for folks with developmental or physical disabilities, while also breaking down barriers that alienate different populations.
The Care Farm Program was the brainchild of Dutch transplant Maarten Fischer, who moved to the Flathead Valley from the Netherlands, a region where therapeutic farming is a prominent practice, as well as a $5 million industry. Last year, the Care Farm Program earned a 2016 Exemplary Program award from the Montana Community Services Bureau and the Department of Public Health and Human Services' Medicaid Home and Community Based Services program.
Having grown the program from the ground up, Fischer now hands the reins over to Grant, who said care farming is a healthy alternative or addition to traditional in-home care or clinical treatment.
Farmers like Keller and his son Kline undergo training to become part of the program and devote significant portions of their time to the work. They're paid a stipend to host clients, many of who are referred through Medicaid caseworkers.
The program has also partnered with the Center for Restorative Youth Justice, Opportunity Resources, Lighthouse Christian Home, Flathead County Agency on Aging, Montana Vocational Rehabilitation and Blind Services, and the Flathead Job Service to expand care farming's reach.
Farms are rich places to hone any number of skills, Keller says, and in some cases work through the Care Farm Program amounts to the only job experience participants have had. In other cases, the farm is the first workplace where they've experienced affirmation of their humanity and dignity regardless of their capacity.
Being outdoors and working in a beautiful setting can make a big difference, Grant noted, and research suggests that the amount of time spent outdoors can significantly reduce the amount of caretaking a person requires. The high level of medical care many clients receive can be alienating, she said, and many feel they have escaped when they visit a farm.
On July 29, Grant and Keller helped direct the Care Farm Challenge, an obstacle-course race fashioned after the popular Spartan Race, and adapted for people with special needs. The event was held at Keller's Centennial Farm, and the course — complete with creek crossings, climbing and balancing obstacles, and even a zip line — was entirely designed and built by Care Farm participants.
The free event drew around 70 participants, who reveled over their accomplishments afterward over a barbecue lunch.
"This is the culmination of a year spent celebrating our abilities," Keller said.
For more information on the program, contact (406) 752-3697, ext. 2004, email rgrant@aplushc.com or visit https://montanacarefarming.com.


We suffered a significant loss when our good friend and long-time member of the Navy League Palm Beach Council Board of Directors, George Mastics, passed away at on Oct 31st at age 86.
U.S. Navy Aviator & WW-2 Veteran. We lost a good friend and stalwart member of our Navy League family when Lamar Parker passed away last week.
Council Member Rachel C. Witman Gwinn passed away June 11, 2017. On behalf of our BOD, Officers and Council Membership we bid her Farewell.
Dr. Charles L. (Chuck) Moore – faithful Palm Beach Navy Leaguer and proud member of the Eagles veterans lunch group passed away at home April 20 in hospice care, with his angel at his side.
To our family at Navy League of the Unite States, it is with great sadness that I write to you today about the loss of Philip Harris, PhD. He served the U.S. Navy 1944-1946. A close friend, a fellow Navy Leaguer, and Navy Radarman from World War II.
What a sad day as we've lost another of our true stalwart Navy Leaguers when Captain Jim Lea passed away today, at home with family and hospice care.
Jim joined the Navy during World War-2 and served with distinction in the Pacific as an 18 year-old combat medic.
Jim Ponce's family and many of his friends attended the Memorial Mass at St Edward Church on Wednesday, Jan 6th. Monsignor Thomas Klinzing celebrated the mass and noted that Jim was undoubtedly already giving tours of heaven and touching the hearts theere as he did here in Palm Beach.
A memorial service was conducted for Council President Jack Hanscom at Navy Operational Support Center (NOSC), West Palm Beach on Saturday, Dec 12th.
NOSC Commanding Officer Trent Westhoff and Senior Enlisted Advisor Chief David Stuart took great pains to make their facility available to honor Jack, a 30-yr Navy Reserve Officer. A NOSC Honor Guard led by Chief Petty Officer Hernandez executed Navy honors and presented Jack's wife Jianying with the folded flag.
We suffered a significant loss when our Council President Jack Hanscom passed away at JFK Medical Center October 13 due to cardiac arrest during pre-surgery testing.
Jack provided a great spirit to all council activities and worked hard out front and behind the scenes to make every event special.
A nice turnout of Palm Beach Council officers and friends attended the Saturday memorial service for our dear Jackie Shanck at St Marks Episcopal Church in Palm Beach Gardens.


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Durga (2014 film)
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Director Srinivasa Reddy
Language Telugu
Release date December 25, 2014 (2014-12-25)
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Durga is a 2014 Telugu Action film directed by Srinivasa Reddy. Produced by C. Kalyan, Varun Kumar and Swetha Lana on Sri Subha Swetha films banner, the film stars Naga Chaitanya and Hansika Motwani in the lead roles. S. Thaman composed the Music and Background score for this film while Vijay C. Kumar handled the Cinematography. The film was officially launched in Hyderabad on 6 February 2014.
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In the end of December 2012, it was reported that Naga Chaitanya would act in a Dual role for the first time in his career in an untitled film directed by Srinivasa Reddy who previously directed his father Nagarjuna in the socio fantasy film Dhamarukam and there was a buzz then that Samantha Ruth Prabhu and Tamannaah would be recruited to play the heroines in this film. In Mid January 2013, it was confirmed that the untitled film was a remake of Nagarjuna's 1994 Blockbuster comedy film Hello Brother and it was also reported that the remake was also titled as Hello Brother and Kamakshi Movies, who produced Naga Chaitanya's Dhada would produce the film. In mid June 2013, it was reported that Hansika Motwani replaced Samantha Ruth Prabhu while Tamannaah was retained as the heroine of the film. It marked the first collaboration of Naga Chaitanya and Hansika Motwani. However, in the end of July 2013, it was confirmed that the project was indefinitely shelved since the project didn't materialize and Srinivasa Reddy decided to go with a fresh project with Naga Chaitanya and Hansika Motwani as the leads with Brahmanandam in an important role which would be produced by C. Kalyan.
In the end of October 2013, it was reported that the film would start its shoot in the month of December 2013 and the Music would be scored by Anoop Rubens while Akula Siva would provide the script. In Mid November 2013, it was reported that the film would start its shoot from 1 December 2013 and Naga Chaitanya would shoot simultaneously for this film along with his other projects Autonagar Surya and Manam. However it didn't commence then and on 6 February 2014 the film was officially launched at Hyderabad along with Venkatesh's political drama Raadha under the direction of Maruthi Dasari and Ram Charan's Govindudu Andarivadele under the direction of Krishna Vamsi. These three were launched on the eve of Radha Saptami which became a noticeable news. The film was titled Durga on the day of the launch and the cast and crew were specified on the same day. Vijay C. Kumar and S. Thaman were announced as the Cinematographer and Music Director of the film while Srinivasa Reddy was announced to handle the screenplay of the film apart from directing it. The filming was said to be commenced from 24 February 2014 and would shoot continuously till July 2014 and would be released on the eve of Ramzan. On the day of the launch, the poster bearing the logo of the title was launched which was designed by Kiran Poster Ads, a reputed poster designer company in Tollywood. The filming started on 25 February 2014 in and around Hyderabad.
However in Mid March 2014, due to differences between Naga Chaitanya and Srinivasa Reddy, it was reported that the film was shelved indefinitely. However, it was also reported that the film will start its principal photography once the director is replaced with other one and it was also said that Akula Siva may handle the direction.
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MR. HENRY BENJAMIN CRAIG
MR. HENRY BENJAMIN CRAIG, {81} was born on April 25, 1935 in Lancaster, SC to Bennie Lee and Clorena Craig. On Saturday, August 13, 2016 God chose one of His angels to depart from us here on earth. "Mr. Craig" was called to his eternal home while at Myrtle Beach Estates Assisted Living. At an early age, he accepted Christ and joined Bethel Presbyterian Church in Union County, NC. "Henry" attended the schools of Lancaster, SC. After graduating high school, he joined The United States Air Force 1957 ~ 1963 after which, he then joined The United States Navy Reserve where he served his Country until 1990. He retired from The United States Navy Reserve after serving thirty~one {31} years of loyal and dedicated service. He received the honor of Chief Petty Officer of The United States Navy Reserve. While serving in The United States Reserve, he was employed with The New York City Transit Authority. "Henry" was a very loyal and dedicated US Navy Reserse Construction Mechanic, which was one of the multiple jobs he held. He achieved many awards of recognition including the Award for Twenty~eight {28} Years and Over for Appreciation of Loyal Service to New York City Transit Authority. "Henry" met his sweetheart Delores Johnson during his tenure with the New York City Transit Authority. After his second {2nd} retirement, they relocated to Myrtle Beach, SC. They visited many churches, and their former Pastor in New York advised them to join a Progressive National Baptist Church. Being the Christian ~ hearted couple they are, they decided Sandy Grove Missionary Baptist Church was the "one." They became members under the leadership of Reverend Fred W. Johnson. "Henry" became very active while at Sandy Grove doing whatever was required of him; inclusive of operating the Video~Audio, Transportation {Van Driver} Pastors Aide, Boy Scout Master Troop #159 and making small repairs when needed. Additionally, he served as Vice~President of the Trustee Board where he was very active until his health began to fail. His Christian experience included taking classes at The Progressive National Baptist Convention. He also was a free~lance photographer. {You would always see him with his camera willing and ready to take pictures at all activities.} "Henry" was awarded the NAACP Volunteer of the Year in 2005, District Award of Merit for Boy Scout Troop #159, The American Red Cross Volunteer, Board of Directors, HOA, Savannah Building, Myrtle Beach Golf and Yacht Club. He also received a Certificate of Completion, USPS Boating Course, Long Bay Squadron. "Henry" was a man of professionalism regardless as to what he did; it was done with organizational skills and he demanded perfection. He leaves to cherish his memories, his loving wife, Deloris Craig; two {2} daughters, Brenda Johnson of Brooklyn, NY and Rosalyn Heywood of Queens, NY; one {1} son~in~law, Richard Heywood of Queens, NY; a special adopted daughter, Brenda McCray of Myrtle Beach, SC; one {1} grandson, Jermaine A. Cooper and {1} great~grandson, Carter Jermaine Cooper of Snellville, GA; one {1} sister, Maelee Craig of Lancaster, SC; two {2} brothers, Hazel E. Craig of Pageland, SC and James L. Craig of Lancaster, SC; three {3} sisters~in~law, Thelma Humphrey of Brooklyn, NY, Janice Mooring of Easton, PA and Doreen Taylor of NYC; two {2} brothers~in~law, Elliott Mooring of Easton, PA and Barry Mooring, NYC; two {2} aunts, Lottie Massey of Waxhaw, NC and Eartha E. McCain of Winston Salem, NC; nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Special friends, Cleveland Britton, Vernell and Bernice Alston, Harry and Harriett Ross, Betty Chestnut, Lawrence and Mary Knox, and Barbara Jean Pitts. "Henry" touched the lives of many people with his smile, generosity and trademark sense of humor all the way to the end. He will be missed by all who loved him and he will never be forgotten. Visitation will be held 6:00 ~ 8:00 PM Friday, August 19, 2016 at Sandy Grove Missionary Baptist Church. Funeral Services will be held 2:00 PM Saturday, August 20, 2016 at Sandy Grove Missionary Baptist Church. Arrangements are entrusted to Ocean View Funeral Home and Cremation Services, LLC.
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Q: Wpautop stops working after get_the_excerpt         function pre_process_shortcode($content){
            global $shortcode_tags, $shortcodes;

            // Backup current registered shortcodes and clear them all out
            $orig_shortcode_tags = $shortcode_tags;

        add_shortcode('bloglist','bloglist_func');

             // Do the shortcode (only the one above is registered)
            $content = do_shortcode($content);

            // Put the original shortcodes back
            $shortcode_tags = $orig_shortcode_tags;

            return $content;
        }
        add_filter('the_content', 'pre_process_shortcode', 7);

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        add_filter('widget_text', 'pre_process_shortcode', 7);

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            'post_type'     =>  'post',
            'showposts'     =>  $number,
            'status'        =>  'publish',
            'orderby'       =>  'date',
            'order'         =>  'DESC',
        );

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        if ($latest->have_posts()):?>

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        <?php
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<div <?php post_class('post');?> id="post-<?php the_ID();?>">
    <div class="date" title="<?php the_time('g:i a'); ?>">
        <?php the_time('F'); ?>
        <?php the_time('d'); ?>
        <?php the_time('Y'); ?>

<a href="<?php the_permalink();?>"><?php the_title();?>

        <?php if($post_type=='post'):?>

            <a href="<?php echo get_author_posts_url( get_the_author_meta( 'ID' ) ); ?>" title="<?php printf(__('Posted by %s','wi') , get_the_author() ); ?>" rel="author" class="author"><?php the_author(); ?>
            /
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            <?php echo get_the_term_list( get_the_ID(), 'category', '', '/', '' );?>

        <?php endif; // endif post_type ?>

<?php echo substr(get_the_excerpt(),0,120);?> …

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Above is my shortcode. The problem is: when i add the line get_the_excerpt inside the code block, wpautop stops working after that. After removing get_the_excerpt, everything is back to normal.
Anyone knows how to solve this problem?

A: wpautop has got to be my least favorite part of working with WordPress. Just when everything else is working, it sticks its fingers into everything...
The problem has to do with filter priority, as you noted earlier. In the case of the excerpt, we're interested in the filter get_the_excerpt. I haven't been able to figure out what priority it has normally, and I also tried changing its priority. I succeeded, but it didn't affect my wpautop problem.
Instead of messing with filter priorities, I duplicated the functionality of get_the_excerpt in my shortcode. It would be better if I found a general solution, but luckily I don't have to use the excerpt in shortcodes very often.
Here is the code that worked for me:
while ($latest->have_posts()): $latest->the_post();
    //$excerpt = get_the_excerpt(); // This doesn't work

    // Let's do it like the get_the_excerpt filter function in the core does
    // Once we get the excerpt by alternate means, everything else works again
    // See get_the_excerpt in /wp-includes/post-template.php
    $post = get_post();
    $excerpt = $post->post_excerpt;

    // Choose what to do based on whether it's empty or not
    if ($excerpt != '') echo $excerpt;
    else echo 'some fallback';
endwhile;


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Alphabetical Showing J's - Page 18 of 133
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James Ingram
Pop Add to Talent Cart
James Ingram has enjoyed five Top Ten Hits, an Oscar-nominated song, in addition to three Grammy Award wins! He is one of contemporary music's premier vocalists, but he is much, much more. The proud possessor of three Grammy Awards, Ingram is a producer, a songwriter and musician. On his album Forever More (Love Songs, Hits & Duets), he demonstrates unequivocally... read full bio
James Jones
Football Add to Talent Cart
James Jones is an American former professional football wide receiver who played in the NFL. Jones was born in San Jose, California, and he began his career playing football in high school where he was the MVP. He went on to play college football at San Jose University. During his time playing college football, he was named the New Mexico... read full bio
James Kane
Business Add to Talent Cart
James has worked with every major industry, while advising and training organizations ranging from Global 1000 giants to small, regional companies, non-profits, and professional associations. As one of the most quoted and profiled authorities on loyalty in the traditional mainstream media, as well as niche publications, industry newsletters, and the blogosphere, James has been profiled and quoted in The... read full bio
James Kilts
The office for James Kilts has asked that CTI not list them, give out pricing, information or availability. If you are interested in this celebrity only, please contact CTI directly and we can let you know the process needed to confirm a date with them.
James Kouzes
Author Add to Talent Cart
Jim Kouzes is chairman and chief executive officer of TPG/Learning Systems, a company in The Tom Peters Group, and the co-author of the best-selling book, The Leadership Challenge: How to Get Extraordinary Things Done in Organizations. The Wall Street Journal has recognized Kouzes as one of the twelve most frequently requested non-university, executive-education providers" to U.S. companies. A frequent seminar... read full bio
James Kynge is the Global China Editor at Financial Times and Editor of the Tech Scroll Asia newsletter. Kynge is currently based out of Hong Kong where he writes on China and their interactions with the rest of the world. Through his writings, he also writes on news and analysis for Asian technology. Kynge has previously earned his MA with... read full bio
James Lafferty
Actor Add to Talent Cart
James Lafferty started with bit parts on shows such as "Boston Legal" and "Once and Again" but rose to real fame with his role as Nathan Scott on The CW's long running critically acclaimed drama "One Tree Hill". This was Lafferty's first major role. He was a few years younger than the rest of the cast including Chad Michael Murray,... read full bio
Entertainment Industry Add to Talent Cart
James Lapine is a writer, director and living Broadway legend who has won three Tony Awards and the Pulitzer Prize. He was the writer and director of Sunday in the Park with George, Into the Woods, Passion, the multimedia review Sondheim on Sondheim and co-produced and directed the ground-breaking HBO documentary Six by Sondheim for which he received an Emmy nomination and... read full bio
James Laurinaitis
James Laurinaitis is a former American professional football linebacker who played in the NFL. Laurinaitis was born in Wayzata, Minnesota, and he began his career playing football in high school where he was named Defensive Mr. Football in Minnesota and helped lead his school to the state championship game in Class 5A. Laurinaitis went on to play college football at... read full bio
James Lavelle
Edm Add to Talent Cart
James Lavelle is an electronic dance music DJ who is also a record label boss. He originally started making music in the 1990's under the name UNKLE which included collaborations with DJ Shadow. UNKLE made one cd before switching DJ Shadow out with Richard File and still going by the name UNKLE. More currently, he has released 10 full length... read full bio
Motivational-Leadership Add to Talent Cart
James Lawrence, also known as The Iron Cowboy, is a record setting triathlete, author and motivational speaker from Calgary, Alberta, Canada who is now based in Utah. Lawrence currently holds the world record for the most Ironman-distance triathlons completed within a single calendar year, which he holds 50 in 2015. That completion is now considered the greatest feat of human... read full bio
James Lecesne
Social Issues Add to Talent Cart
James Lecesne has been telling stories for over 25 years. Not only are his stories incredibly human and compelling, they have inspired the creation of two organizations that are literally saving lives as well as changing them. His short film, Trevor, the story of a gay 13 year-old boy who attempts suicide, won the Academy Award for Best Live Action... read full bio
James Lesure
James Lesure is most well known for his roles as Mike Cannon on NBC's Las Vegas, for which he earned a MIB Prism Award for Outstanding Male Actor in a TV Drama, and as Mel Ellis on For Your Love. He also starred as Alonzo on ABC's Mr. Sunshine and had a recurring role on NBC's Lipstick Jungle as Griffin... read full bio
James Longman
Journalist Add to Talent Cart
James Longman is an English foreign correspondent for ABC News America. Longman was born in London, England, and he earned his bachelor's degree in Arabic from the School of Oriental and African Studies before going on to earn his master's in Comparative Politics from the London School of Economics. Longman went on to begin his career working as a reporter... read full bio
James Lyne
Science-Technology Add to Talent Cart
James Lyne is a cyber security expert who has been the global head of security research at Sophos, one of the world's largest security firms. Through his work as a security researcher, Lyne has researched on malware, hacking, viruses, trojans, and more. He has also been known for giving live working demonstrations and shares his developments in technology and security... read full bio
James Marsden is an American actor, singer, and former model for Versace. Marsden is an extremely versatile actor and some of his most famous roles include, Scott Summers/Cyclops in the "X-Men" series, Teddy Flood in "Westworld", and has been seen in movies like "Enchanted", "Hop", "27 Dresses", "The Best of Me", "Lee Daniels' The Butler", and "Anchorman 2: The Legend... read full bio
James Maslow
James Maslow is an American actor and singer who is best known for playing James Diamond on the Nickelodeon television series "Big Time Rush". He was also a performers of the band of the same name which he released three albums with. Maslow has also been a contestant on television series "Dancing with the Stars", which he placed fourth in,... read full bio
Film-TV Add to Talent Cart
James Daniel May is a journalist and television host from England. Most notably, he co-hosted the driving show Top Gear from 2003 to 2015 with Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond. Additionally, he was a director for the long-gone production business W. Chump and Sons. Along with his former coworkers from Top Gear, Clarkson and Hammond, and former Top Gear executive... read full bio
James McAvoy is a Scottish actor. He's best known for his role as Professor Charles Xavier in the "X-Men" franchise and in British shows like "State of Play" and "Frank Herbert's Children of Dune". McAvoy studied at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama and graduated from there. His first role was in "The Near Room", at first... read full bio
James McGirt
Boxing Add to Talent Cart
James Walter "Buddy" McGirt is an American former professional boxer and boxing trainer from Brentwood, New York. McGirt was a world champion in two weight classes, he held the IBF junior welterweight title as well as the WBC and lineal welterweight titles and competed in light welterweight, welterweight and light middleweight divisions. As a boxing trainer, McGirt has worked with... read full bio
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by John Moore | Jul 14, 2019
Delacorte Theater – July 16 – August 11 For the first time since 1979, Free Shakespeare in the Park presents CORIOLANUS, the Bard's blistering drama about a general voted into power by a populace hungry for change, and the unraveling that follows. Tony Award...
SummerStage tribute to Greenwich Village in the '60s
by John Moore | Aug 6, 2018
MUSIC + REVOLUTION: GREENWICH VILLAGE IN THE 1960's hosted by Richard Barone From the beatnik riots to the summer of love, NYC's Greenwich Village was the epicenter of a revolutionary movement in the history of American music. A new wave of writers and...
Central Park Film Festival 2108
Celebrate great New York films and filmmakers under the stars at the 2018 Central Park Film Festival. This year's lineup will include two of our Top Ten Central Park Movies – Hair and The Muppets Take Manhattan. Rounding out the schedule is a classic...
by John Moore | Jul 5, 2018
Described by The New York Times as "part music festival, part TED talk, part food fair," and by CNBC as "New York's answer to SXSW," OZY FEST features world-class entertainers, innovators, esteemed thought leaders, artists and some of the...
Shakespeare in the Park 2018 – Othello
by John Moore | Apr 9, 2018
Tony winner Ruben Santiago-Hudson (Jitney, The Piano Lesson) returns to Shakespeare in the Park to direct a sumptuous new production of OTHELLO. Set amid war and palace intrigue in the 17th-century Mediterranean, this classic drama about a noble Black Venetian general...
At the Central Park Swedish Cottage Marionette Theater – Neverland: Peter Returns
by John Moore | Feb 8, 2018
Opening this week – Neverland: Peter Returns The new show at the Marionette Theater is based on J.M. Barrie's iconic Peter Pan tales and gives a delightful new spin on the beloved children's classic. The Darling children leave home behind to follow Peter Pan to...


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In a most unanticipated decision, NATO member states have decided to finance the construction of a huge military storage site for U.S. military hardware in Poland. The project, which is the largest of its kind in recent history, will include storage for tanks, armored personnel carriers, general utility vehicles, artillery pieces, and other materiel. Its purpose is to serve as a forward-deployed depot in case of a conflict with Russia.
According to Defense News, Pentagon officials intend for the depot to be constructed near Powidz, an Air Force base located in west-central Poland. The construction of forward-deployed arms depots is an old concept with lineage dating back to at least the Second World War.
What? Poland spends 2 percent of their GDP for defense, and just increased it to 2.5 percent. They're absolutely fulfilling the NATO obligation.
Not a fan of Trump, but It would be nice if the other Globalists put up some protection money because pretty much the main thing keeping international trade somewhat safe is the US Navy, shortly after the Air Force and Army. For the Record, I'm Canadian. Not trying to blow smoke up your guys asses, but the other globalists are lacking.
Two sides to every coin. I recently wrote an article (elsewhere) about how Russian aggression and Western "expansion" to face it has been a self-fulfilling prophecy. From the Russian perspective, their worst fears are being egged on by NATO expansion and stationing of materiel and troops meanwhile the Russians become more aggressive to face it, which then leads us to place more troops closer and them to exert themselves more forcefully. We need some grown ups in the room, but we really screwed the pooch when Clinton (who was entitled to his own foreign policy) made us liars when we were in regular discussions with Yeltsin.
it's been said military buildup there feeds Russian propaganda and penchant for old world authoritarianism. The alternative no strong arm there must be worse. Maybe Westerners are still willing to do whatever it takes.


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