President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden were moved from their Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, home as a precautionary measure on Saturday afternoon after a small private plane entered restricted airspace, a White House official said.
“A small private plane entered restricted airspace, all indications are by mistake, and precautionary measures were taken,” an official told reporters Saturday. “There was no threat to the President or his family.”
A White House official later added that the President and first lady were moved from their Rehoboth Beach home but are now back at their residence.
— Read on www.cnn.com/2022/06/04/politics/joe-biden-rehoboth-beach-plane-airspace/index.html
Author: Horror Reporter
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Officials: ‘No threat’ after Bidens temporarily moved from Delaware beach house following airspace incident
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The story of “IT” coming in July to Screambox
In a new documentary Pennywise: The Story of IT, filmmakers Christopher Griffiths and John Campopiano profile the famed 1990s made for television hit mini-series..
There are exclusive interviews with the cast included in the documentary.
Pennywise: The Story of IT will premiere exclusively on horror streaming service Screambox on July 26. The movie will also be available On Demand.
That mini series was extremely important for horror and pop culture. Without its success, horror itself may have been demoted into the refuse bin of society..
The series was bold and beyond some expectations–advertisers were also worried about a prime time child-killing clown.
For my own part, I recall this event being life-changing for my childhood. It either scared me to hell or it caused a sudden love of horror, the kind of which that not even Freddy or Jason did.
And yes.. while the new movies are quite fine, let’s face it: Tim Curry was the best Pennywise and defined all future portrayals..
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“UFO” video from Michigan
This video purports to show fleet of UFOs flying over Lansing, Michigan..
Scott C. Waring, a blogger, is calling it a UFO sighting.
The “reflective” objects in question were apparently spotted over Lansing, with the person who filmed them saying that they “appeared in a tight cluster” and were “moving approximately 2 – 3 miles in 5 seconds.”
“When I first witnessed the objects gaining altitude, I reach for my phone and accessed my camera, within the time frame, they had moved from the tree line to where the video begins,” the eyewitness’ account in Waring’s blog says. “These were flying at various altitudes, hovering at times.”
One comment on the YouTube video:
My gf and I live in mount pleasant Michigan, 10:30 pm june 1st we were outside having a cig when a helicopter flew over and something was in front of the copter that we really couldn’t make out but could see a round shape with a red orange light on it, this wasnt a normal helicopter because I could hear what sounded like extreme compressor noise, this wasnt the first time we have seen weird objects,one other time when everyone spotted starlink, starlink is not what we saw that night, it was another copter that sounded just like the one from june 1, but in front of that one was a big black triangle with amber lights on each corner.was the last sighting, I think the military is finally letting us know what they really haveShow less
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The chemtrail debate resurfaces
Spain admits ‘chemtrails’ ..
FROM THE European Parliament SITE:
Four employees of Spain’s Meteorological Agency have confessed that Spain is being sprayed nationwide by aircraft that are spreading lead dioxide, silver iodide and diatomite through the atmosphere. The objective is to keep rain away and allow temperatures to rise, which creates a summer climate for tourism while benefiting corporations in the agricultural sector. In turn this is causing very severe instances of the extreme weather phenomenon known in Spanish as ‘gota fría’(1).
The autonomous communities of Murcia and Valencia and the province of Almeria are the most affected, to the extent that not a drop of rain falls in over seven months, catastrophic ‘gota fría’ storms are generated, and respiratory diseases are caused among the population due to the inhalation of the lead dioxide and other toxic compounds. These aircraft are taking off from San Javier military airport in Murcia.
Can the Commission confirm that it has received a report from Spanish meteorologists asking it to adopt a position on this matter?
What is the Commission’s view of this situation?
Does the Commission think that there are commercial reasons for these actions by governments, in particular, relating to the interests of food sector corporations, energy companies and the pharmaceutical and medical industries?
MORE..
EVEN ELON MUSK HAS CHECKED IN…
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Elon Musk has a super bad feeling on the economy
Despite a relatively surprisingly nice jobs report Friday..
Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently told executives that his electric carmaker needs to cut staff by 10% because he has a “super bad feeling” about where the economy was heading.
MORE..
The email, titled “pause all hiring worldwide,” was sent to executives on Thursday and is the latest sign of mounting macroeconomic headwinds as lower-than-expected US new car sales in May could be a harbinger of a recession.
In another email Tuesday, Musk told employees:“Everyone at Tesla is required to spend a minimum of 40 hours in the office per week …“If you don’t show up, we will assume you have resigned.”
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IS IT CAKE? Man arrested for Mona Lisa stunt
While we used the image from MR. BEAN for this story, it was not him.. Instead this Mona Lisa attack involved cake!
FROM THE AFP REPORTING:
A 36-year-old man has been arrested and placed in psychiatric care after he smeared a glass screen encasing the Mona Lisa with cake, prosecutors said Monday, in a purported protest against artists not focusing enough on “the planet”.
Officials at the Louvre Museum in Paris, where the enigmatic portrait holds pride of place, declined to comment on the bizarre incident on Sunday, which was captured on several phones and circulated widely on social media.
The treasured work by Leonardo da Vinci, which has been the target of vandalism attempts in the past, was unharmed thanks to its bulletproof glass case.
A Twitter user identified as Lukeee posted a video showing a museum employee wiping a mess off the glass and another showing a man dressed in white being escorted away by security guards.
“A man dressed as an old lady jumps out of a wheelchair and attempted to smash the bulletproof glass of the Mona Lisa. Then proceeds to smear cake on the glass and throws roses everywhere, all before being tackled by security,” Lukeee wrote.
Speaking French, the man says: “There are people who are destroying the Earth… All artists, think about the Earth. That’s why I did this. Think of the planet.”
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We are very happy we binged Stranger Things Season 4
We finally binged STRANGER THINGS season 4.. we wanted to make it last, so we broke up the binging into sections..
Each section was emotional. Fun.. and edge-of-your-seat entertainment..
Some dull moments were interspersed through the noise and horror–but this season upped the ante on horror and scares.. It created a mosaic of fright along with the cheerfulness of big 80s-hair and bright colors.
What landed best? DEAR BILLY, episode 4 of the season, could very well be the strongest episode of any of all four seasons.. What missed? The more drawn out storylines that were offered in episode 5 through 7 regarding Hopper and Eleven?
And what was worst of all?
The show still trying to showcase Will Byers as a child, attempting to fit him into childlike clothing despite his tall appearance and Johnny Cash-style deep voice. But kids grow faster than shows can be filmed. So we give some forgiveness on that.But we are fans. We know that some people LOVE season 1 and hate season 3.. or find season 2 to be lukewarm at best. We also know that there are some who are highly critical of the Duffer Brothers “homaging” so much that they are often accused of outright copying.
But we also don’t care. As a matter of fact, this show has been one of our favorites since July 2016 when it first aired and changed the world. Now 4 seasons in we are frightened of the fifth that promises to end it all..
So far, season 4 are two Vecna-claws up.
After what we saw we are high anticipating the final two movie-length episodes 8 and 9. PAPPA, and PIGGYBACK.
We are so glad this show is finally streaming.
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Britney and her naked photos
Lots of publications are continuously celebrating Britney Spears and her proclivity to post semi nude photos of herself on social Media..
The free Britney movement has quelled despite her now seeming to be a hostage to social media attention..
Beyond that.. not to sound prudish about it all, but what are her kids thinking?
If I was in school still and my mother was posting naked photos of herself on social media for all my classmates to see I’d be mortified!
All of the people applauding Britney would be equally horrified of their own mom or grandmother decided to show her breasts on Instagram.
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Texas Department of Public Safety admits “it was wrong” not to immediately breach the class door
This is just horrible.
Seriously, awful.
This week has been one of the worst in some time. We are mourning.. we are angry.. we are sad.
What makes this entire situation worse is new information that maybe police could have done more to stop Salvador Ramos before he killed as many as he did in Uvlade’s Robb Elementary.
Steven McCraw, the Director and Colonel of the Texas Department of Public Safety, points to a map of the shooter’s movements during a press conference in front of Robb Elemenary School where a deadly shooting left 19 children and two teachers dead, in Uvalde, Tx., U.S., on Friday, May 27, 2022. Ninteen children and two teachers were killed when an 18-year-old gunman opened fire in a classroom at Robb Elementary School on Tuesday, May 24, 2022 in Uvalde, Tx. Photographer: Matthew Busch/CNN New information today has created more public anger:
While taking questions from reporters during Friday’s news conference, Col. Steven McCraw of the Texas Department of Public Safety criticized some aspects of the police response to the shooting, in particular regarding the time it took for officers to engage with the gunman.
“A decision was made that this was a barricaded subject situation,” McCraw said of the incident commander’s “thought process” at the time.
Rather than immediately try to breach the classroom and engage with the gunman, McCraw said the commander — who he later identified as the school district’s chief of police — decided that “there was time to retrieve the keys, and wait for a tactical team with the equipment to go ahead and breach the door and take on the subject.”
“From the benefit of hindsight where I’m sitting now, of course it was not the right decision. It was the wrong decision, period. There’s no excuse for that. But again, I wasn’t there,” he added.
“We believe there should have been an entry as soon as you can,” McCraw continued. “When there’s an active shooter, the rules change.”
Just awful.
