I heard one Nostradamus ‘expert’ once say that the hird great AntiChrist, ‘Mabus,’ is ‘maybe us.’ But for the real truth–or as close as you can get to it–on Nostradamus, I turn to no other than John Hogue. He has appeared on numerous programs throughout the years to detail what he believes are the real … Read moreJohn Hogue out with new analysis of Syria, Turkey, and ‘Mabus’
Where she eventually ends up is still in question, but Tropical Storm Debby is going to strike between Apalachicola and Cross City in Northern Florida Monday night, according to latest projections from Accuweather. This means there has been a major change in Debby’s track, at least from this weather service.
By now you have seen the video bullies on a bus saying horrible things to Karen Klein–she was a bus monitor as teenage kids were hurling insults at her about her weight and age, mocking her for crying at their words. She is a mother, a grandmother. A special fund was set up after the … Read moreBullying doesn’t just hurt kids: The video of Karen Klein crying on a bus proves that. But to what extent is freedom of speech hindered in crackdowns on teenagers’ cruel words? Some thoughts and fears
The AP calls the election of Islamist Mohammed Morsi the ‘freest’ election in Egypt’s history. At least one compelling story of a man beating his pregnant wife to death for not voting for Morsi lends argument as to the extent of how free the ‘freest’ could be. What is clear from the close election is this: … Read moreEgypt’s new path: Mohammed Morsi
Elections over: The Muslim Brotherhood-backed candidate Mohamed Morsi won Egypt’s presidential election, the Supreme Presidential Elections Commission announced Sunday.. The world now will watch as power shifts and events unfold. Untold ramifications for Egypt, the region, and the world. Don’t let analysts on TEE VEE fool you, in the end they don’t quite know either.
The verdict was clear Friday night: The jury believed that former Penn State coach Jerry Sandusky was guilty on charges that he both molested boys in locker rooms, his home, and groomed troubled youths to eventually be molested.. Bail was revoked and he was immediately remanded to prison under Friday Night Lights in Bellefonte, PA. … Read moreLawyer: State Pen Sandusky under suicide watch
A new Colorado wildfire is now out of control. Evacuations continue in Colorado as an already out of control wildfire rages with even more intensity. Gazette.com is offering a live blog to cover the latest. Photos of eerie fire pictures are posted. The dark knight sky is illuminated by bright orange and red colors .. the … Read moreMassive wildfires continue to grow in Colorado
We have now the most storms named before July 4 since the 1800s.. Tropical Storm Debby is the latest system that received identification as a named storm — already gas wells are shutting down in the Gulf in precaution, and warnings of up to 10 inches in parts of the Gulf Coast are already being … Read moreDebby’s big spread: Will she do Dallas?
Turn off all the lights in the house, brew some tea, and listen to George Knapp interview David Paulides about strange disappearances on Coast to Coast AM.. He was on in March for the same topic and the show was excellent. No doubt tonight will be as creepy. Paulides’ show in March with Knapp explored … Read moreGeorge Knapp’s follow up to March program on strange disappearances from national parks = To do list: Stay awake late tonight
The jury decided in 21 hours.. and now in Bellefonte PA tonight Friday Night Lights are shining–the glare of media camera and the clicking noises of photographers hoping to snap that glimpse of former Penn State coach Jerry Sandusky showing and emotion. Headline splashes are being planned for tomorrow morning’s newspapers, those that still exist. As far … Read moreSandusky guilty of 45 of 48 counts