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>Copblock
Do we really consider activism sites a "news source"? This is no different than that other thread that posted a link to the Verizon site where they publish their own news.

What's next? Linking to a Kickstarter page that has an update in the news section?

what are you believing fox news instead. lol

so i guess you get your accurate info from fox news? lol

Hopefully the refugees blow up the Vatican

>>39095
>dailymail
Kill yourself, Piers.

>>39095
I read that as 'Pope Francis Brings Back 10 Lesbos After Visit'.

>>41073
>>Three government workers in Michigan were charged with tampering with reports and misleading state authorities about the safety of Flint’s water, and Governor Rick Snyder promised to drink Flint tap water at home for at least a month, before his staff announced he was leaving for Europe.[11][12][13] President Obama ate lunch with Queen Elizabeth II for her 90th birthday, golfed with prime minister David Cameron, and told Londoners that Black Lives Matters activists “can’t just keep on yelling.” [14][15] An investigation found that Veterans Affairs offices had shredded documents required to fulfill patients’ healthcare claims, and 125,000 Democratic voters were found to have been dropped from the rolls and prevented from voting in the party’s New York primary.[16][17] It was reported that 73 percent of the members of California’s American Independent Party—which opposes taxes, food labeling, gay marriage, and “liberalism”—erroneously believed they were registering as independent voters.[18] In Virginia, 206,000 former convicts were given back their voting rights.[19] The governor of Utah, whose residents have the country’s highest per capita consumption of pornography, signed legislation declaring pornography “a public health crisis.”[20] In Oswaldtwistle, England, a 70-year-old woman was given a suspended jail sentence for beating her 78-year-old husband with a meat tenderizer because she caught him watching porn. “He hasn’t touched me for over ten years,” she said.[21]

>>41074
>>An 18-year-old from Ohio pleaded not guilty to livestreaming her friend’s rape, and in Wilmington, Delaware, a 16-year-old girl was fatally beaten in a school bathroom by two female students during a fight over a boy.[22][23] The United Kingdom issued an advisory against North Carolina in response to the state’s passing of a law in March that requires transgender people to use the bathroom corresponding to the gender on their birth certificates.[24][25] A 30-year-old man in Philadelphia accidentally killed his four-year-old daughter while waving a gun around a room full of children, then attempted to frame his nearby five-year-old daughter by wiping the blood from his hand onto her shirt.[26] A man in India cut off the hands of a teenager accused of raping his then-seven-month-old daughter.[27] In Pike County, Ohio, eight members of one family were shot execution-style at four different homes, some of which had marijuana-growing operations.[28] The Finnish postal service announced it will begin mowing lawns on Tuesdays, and at least ten people tried to send their tax returns from the Coachella music festival’s pop-up post office. “How do they have their taxes here?” said a postal worker.[29][30]

>>41075
>>In Rio de Janeiro, two people were killed when a $12.5 million elevated bike path constructed for the Olympics was knocked down by a wave, and marketing agencies installed two billboards that smell of human sweat to attract mosquitoes. “You’re pulling in hungry mosquitoes,” said a pest-control expert, “and providing them with exposed human flesh.”[31][32] A 15-year-old boy in Ohio was fatally electrocuted while attempting to replicate a Jacob’s Ladder experiment that he had seen on YouTube.[33] In Cameroon, an SUV in the convoy of the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations hit and killed a seven-year-old boy, and a two-year-old who lived across from Tufts Medical Center was struck by an ambulance.[34][35] A Munich circus ostrich freed by two animal-rights activists was run over by a car ten minutes after its release.[36] In Eugene, Oregon, a pet-store owner was arrested for paying a prostitute with a bushbaby and money donated to his shop for Girl Scout cookies.[37] Police in Ontario were called to break up a domestic disturbance between a drunk man and his parrot.[38] British researchers found that lonely people are more likely to die of heart disease.[39] Discalced Carmelite nuns in Littleton, Colorado, requested a taller fence to prevent members of the public from hopping into their convent and trying to catch them.[40] In Chisinau, Moldova, a man was caught on CCTV stealing pavement, and in Khorezm, Uzbekistan, bank robbers were arrested for stealing 45 sacks of cash, worth $2,600. “I have the same amount of money,” said a local man, “in my pocket.”[41][42] Prince died, leaving behind an estimated 2,000 unreleased songs in a bank vault.[43

Having traveled widely in time, Basiago has held conversations with President Bush, President Clinton, and President Obama decades before they were elected to office, notifying them in advance of their presidencies. More importantly, he has been to Mars in 1981, which makes for unrivaled experience in foreign relations.

But he’s had enough of all the secrecy now. In the all-new version of Project Pegasus that he’s leading himself, Basiago is campaigning for the US government to publicly disclose all the advances made in teleportation technology. He’s calling for truth, reform, and innovation, which would benefit humanity as a whole and make transportation across the Earth and beyond instantaneous as well as environment friendly.

“Primarily, my goal has been to bring forth the teleportation technology that Project Pegasus developed forward, and utilize it in the civilian sector,” he said. “Our secret time-travel capability is informing things like the process by which we select the president. The cover-up has gone on for too long.”

Basiago has lashed out at President Obama in particular, accusing him of lying and betrayal. He claims that as a teenager, Obama served as a fellow ‘chrononaut’ on the Mars mission in the ’80s, but has disclosed nothing about it to the American public. Basiago calls this “literally lying, to deny the involvement of a set of Americans who put their lives at risk at a very young age, doing what their country asked of them.” This, he believes, is telling of the “calculating, shallow opportunism” of the nation’s current leadership.

Not wanting to keep things under wraps anymore, Basiago has offered a rudimentary explanation of teleportation technology himself. He claims that the devices they use have “quantum access capability” and can be divided into two categories – one that enables physical teleportation to the past or future, and another that creates a hologram to serve as a looking-glass into a specific time or place without actually being there. Physical teleportation, he claims, was developed using the papers left behind by Nikola Tesla, after his death in 1943. ‘Chronovision’, on the other hand, was invented by two Vatican musicologists and later passed on to the US government by Rome.

These technologies have apparently been around for a long time, but according to Basiago, US scientists advised the government to hide them from the public because they could potentially erase entire industries and jobs that are focused around existing transportation methods. But Basiago disagrees. “Knowing about these things will allow the public to understand and participate in the advancement of new technologies,” he said.


So there you have it, if neither Hillary nor Trump seem like US President material to you, or if you simply always wanted to travel through time and space, Andrew Basiago is your man.

>>40968
Fuck that shit Vermin Supreme's cooler.

>>40886

5000eur, that's it? Shoulda sued in America (standing -- where CoS is based) and gotten 5 million.

>>40902
You're welcome to find another school to let you bait the CoS ethics officer, and fleece the church properly.

scientolofaggotry at it's worst.

Solanum containment, for sure.

Another angry white male going on a killing spree of his own kin

>>40215
no the niggers are the change from angry white trash killin and rapin ...LOL

good. he was always against youth sex

>>40657
Always an interesting show. When I was 18-20 and working a late night pizza delivery job I would listen to him all the time. Some nights he was really a jerk to the callers, telling them they were fucking up, that they were wasting time calling if they didn't take his advice.

Other nights he was a genuine help to people. Some 19 year old kid with confidence issues literally opened up and sounded like an entirely new person after a few minutes.

And who doesn't like to talk about some form of sex?

i didn't always agree with him, but i liked him.

he had no business telling kids they couldn't have sex, but he did spread the word about hpv and Gardasil.

>>40022
Fukushima has circled the globe thousands of time.

>>40098
If it's not mass hysteria, this is much more likely due to the massive industrial pollution than anything radioactive. The level of environmental pollution even in what passes for their "clean" drinking water would send alarm bells ringing and hazmat crews at any municipal water plant in the US.
Over half of china's water is so polluted that it is unsafe to use. For any purpose.
http://www.truth-out.org/news/item/31478-china-s-communist-capitalist-ecological-apocalypse
https://youtu.be/OwOBRH56Ic0?t=103

>>40118
I hear you guys love lead in your water.

>Due to diplomatic immunity we couldn't arrest the ambassador

Diplomatic immunity goes out the window the moment they commit illegal shit such as murder.

>>40106
>Diplomatic immunity goes out the window the moment they commit illegal shit such as murder.
In an ideal world, or a revolution later maybe...

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/12005077/PC-Yvonne-Fletcher-murder-Libyan-man-arrested.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1984_Libyan_hostage_incident

>>40059
interesting story, thanks for posting

>>40767
I'm surprised it hasn't become more of an issue in the civil war being fought just a few hundred kilometers to the east of where Chernobyl is.

That arch thing is going to be a wonder of the world if they do it right.

>>40767
Yet they still making nuclear weapons

>>40774
>Yet they still making nuclear weapons
You're right; it's a shame. Nuclear safety, disarmament, and cleanup are all important issues. Every nuclear nation should be held to account for environmental injustice, global insecurity, and proliferation.

Still, when I see this, it makes me proud to be on the right side of history at least somewhere.

>>40282
>Bob Amoroso
>WATCH: Obama CALLED OUT As FOOL After Saying He Thinks Bathtubs Are More Dangerous Than ISIS
Seems like a legitimate journalist

It says Honolulu right there....

>>40282
I know this post is shit worthy but...
The source you posted is fucking appalling,
I've looked through every "journalist" on the site and everything posted there borders on outright propaganda.

>>39198
eh bud, your link has been truncated...

>>39200
How queer Ctrl+A would let me down somehow...

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/japan-fukuoka-covered-in-mystery-foam-bubbles-after-earthquake-a6987216.html

>>39198
So an earthquake that injurers over 1,000 people and leaves many homeless happens and the media is focused on the streets that have been covered in foam?
Don't get me wrong, this is interesting, but I feel that the priorities of the media are a little off.
Then again, earthquakes happen more there, and I don't know if a quake like this would be a big deal for them or not.

Smart sounding kid. I'm sure he has a bright future.

>>40582
He's a good boy

>>40582
What a brave boy.

>>39256
Doesn't this happen quite a bit?

>>39305
Brief outages are pretty common. 24 hour+ ones are much less common, but still not particularly rare.

>>39318
That is entirely irrelevant and moving the goalposts, but you knew this.

>>39825
>Florida man

>>39828
That was already a meme on some other board, i forget which, but we should just claim it for our own for /news/ already.

>>39829
It's been a meme on /pol/ (and before that, /new/) for as long as I can remember.