Author: Horror Reporter

  • Afghanistan shocking video shows people falling off plane mid-air kabul airport

    Afghanistan shocking video shows people falling off plane mid-air kabul airport

    The unbelievable video showed an airplane taking off from Kabul airport and at least two people falling off the giant plane. According to reports, locals near Kabul airport claimed that they saw three men holding themselves onto the wheels of the aircraft and later fell to their death.”One of the locals confirmed this and said that the fall of these people made a loud and terrifying noise,”Asvaka News said in a tweet. 
    — Read on www.indiatvnews.com/news/world/afghanistan-shocking-video-shows-people-falling-off-from-plane-mid-air-kabul-airport-us-troops-latest-updates-726876

  • T-Mobile nightmare

    T-Mobile nightmare

    Developing story has security experts worried, and should be forcing 100 million users to have equal fears.

    According to reports, a security breach of at least 100 million T-Mobile users has occurred.

    Along with the data that has been potentially breached, Social Security numbers, phone numbers, names, physical addresses, and even drivers license information..

    According to what is known, Tmobile was first alerted to the breach by a forum post in which a hacker claimed to be selling huge amounts of personal data on people.

    The alleged sleuth is requesting six bitcoin – or roughly $260,000 – in exchange for a subset of the data which contains 30 million social security numbers and driver’s licenses, VICE reports.

    The seller suggested that T-Mobile had already responded to the breach, adding: “I think they already found out because we lost access to the backdoored servers.”

    While the hacker has been removed from the hacked server, they claim they had already downloaded the data locally.

  • October 2001: When the longest war began

    October 2001: When the longest war began

    We found a great video on YouTube that profile some of the news coverage from October 2001 when the United States lead invasion of Afghanistan began.

    https://youtu.be/2ndbfr1qrkE

    And now, nearly 20 years later, thousands of United States soldiers injured and dead, tens of thousands of Afghan civilians killed. Trillion spent. And assurances from President Joe Biden in July that there would never be an immediate takeover of Afghanistan by the Taliban.

    Despite all that, despite the war, and 20 years of division, the Taliban took over the entire nation in Capitol, route it out translators who helped United States, began to enforce a Burka policy on women, and stops females from working in the banking industry. All in hours.Despite all that, despite the war, and 20 years of division, the Taliban took over the entire nation in Capitol, route it out translators who helped United States, began to enforce a Burka policy on women, and stops females from working in the banking industry. All in hours.

    What are the war was a necessity or choice, and whether you feel it was successful as a venture or a failure, we know this: 20 years of military and tactical battle, all wiped out in 20 hours..

  • A tale of two photos: Saigon to Kabul

    A tale of two photos: Saigon to Kabul

    Clyde Lewis posted this yesterday, a photo comparing it with drawl mission from Saigon to the withdrawal mission from Afghanistan. Both look similar, with the Chinook helicopter front and center on top of a building that seemingly looks like it could be the same exact, just update it.

    Life is filled with synchronicity‘s. You never know what you’re going to get.

  • Afghanistan has fallen

    Afghanistan has fallen

    President Joe Biden and his administration struggled Sunday to project order amid a race by American and other foreign personnel to evacuate Afghanistan as Taliban fighters entered Kabul.

    The rapid fall of Afghanistan’s national forces and government has come as a shock to Biden and senior members of his administration, who only last month believed it could take months before the civilian government in Kabul fell – allowing a period of time after American troops left before the full consequences of the withdrawal were laid bare..

    Developing..

  • Paging Mr. Leeds

    Paging Mr. Leeds

    We have written about Mr. Leeds before. His name comes from the film LADY IN THE WATER. That movie was panned by critics and remains one of the most unpopular of the M. Night Shyamalan films–but we have always loved it. It’s a bed time story, a fable, and a beautiful tale about mundane lives of human beings that can become extraordinary when you least expect it. And characters who rise to an occasion as they are all equipped with hidden talents and deep purpose. True purpose..

    In the film, Mr. Leeds plays an important role.. Played by actor Bill Irwin, Leeds is one of the tenants in the apartment building where a magical fairy tale will soon ensue.. but until it does, he is busy daily watching his television set of the latest scenes of chaos, strife, warfare and murder across the planet.

    Shyamalan presents him as a stoic man, someone who watches chilling news broadcasts play out 24/7 in his living room in a silent agony.

    So often through the years, when big news occurred, I pictured Mr. Leeds continuing to watch developments with his expressionless face–but taking it all in and craving for peace and love to take over the planet.

    During LADY IN THE WATER, Leeds questions whether humanity should be saved in his dialogue in the film. He goes on to inspire the main character of the film at the most crucial time. And it leads to redemption–redemption of the entire group of apartment misfits that never realized the power of humanity to work as one.

    2020 TO THE ‘NORMAL’

    During the 2020 presidential race and COVID pandemic, we were reminded by the media and purveyors of clickbait on the socials that everything was wrong. Upside down. Abnormal..

    The kind of life that even had Mr. Leeds contemplating throwing in the towel.

    After the tumultuous election and eventual Inauguration of Joe Biden, Mr. Leeds and all of us watched the media portray the new presidency as a return to “normal.” A return to the mundane.. the life that Mr. Leeds had previously gotten used to. Sure 2020 threw a number of wrenches into his life, but he wanted his typical 6 o’clock news back.

    So as 2021 took flight, we were ready to get back into normal!

    Back to work!
    Offices reopening.. businesses back!
    Vaccines rolling out and sleeves rolling up.

    Until Delta.
    Until Lambda.. And until a brand new variant took hold across the southern United States, including Florida, Texas, Mississippi, and even beginning in some vaccinated Northern states..

    What about normal?

    THE ABNORMAL NORMAL

    Mr. Leeds had become very used to warfare on his newscasts. Reports of battle lines, reports of casualties and coffins draped with American flags were his normal in LADY IN THE WATER.

    But now a new normal is playing out. Mr. Leeds feels right back at home again as war begins to become the top story…

    President Joe Biden on Saturday doubled down on his previous decision to withdraw US forces from Afghanistan despite the Taliban’s rapid advances. However he pledged to send more troops to evacuate civilians and warned the insurgents not to threaten that mission.

    After consultations with his national security team, Biden said a total of “approximately 5,000” US soldiers — up from 3,000 — will now help organize evacuations and the end of the US mission after 20 years on the ground.

    He warned the Taliban that any action “that puts US personnel or our mission at risk there, will be met with a swift and strong US military response.”

    Biden’s statement released on the White House website also spoke about some blame on the Trump Administration for the current situation, whether fair or just political fodder.

    “When I came to office,” Biden wrote, “I inherited a deal cut by my predecessor—which he invited the Taliban to discuss at Camp David on the eve of 9/11 of 2019—that left the Taliban in the strongest position militarily since 2001 and imposed a May 1, 2021 deadline on U.S. Forces. Shortly before he left office, he also drew U.S. Forces down to a bare minimum of 2,500.”

    Biden faced a choice as his presidency began, to either follow through on the deal, “or ramp up our presence and send more American troops to fight once again in another country’s civil conflict.”

    “I was the fourth President to preside over an American troop presence in Afghanistan—two Republicans, two Democrats,” he concluded. “I would not, and will not, pass this war onto a fifth.”

    Now this is the normal that Mr. Leeds recalls…

    BIDEN PREPARES FOR ‘BRUTAL LOSS’

    Team Biden is reportedly braced for bad press, and potentially a “brutal loss,” according to reporting in Axios.

    This from the report:

    The working assumption in Biden’s inner circle had been that Kabul could hold for the short term, allowing the U.S. to stay diplomatically engaged and help Afghan women secure their rights beyond the U.S. withdrawal.

    Some who read this today were not alive like us, and Mr. Leeds, in 1993.

    During that year, when Bill Clinton launched a hasty withdrawal of troops (Bush put them there to feed the hungry and do a ‘humanitarian mission’ in 1992), things got out of control, as illustrated by this TIME magazine cover in October 1993:

    Pictures on the cover: Michael Durant. He was held prisoner for 11 days..

    When troops withdrew from the nation, an American solider was mutilated and drug through the streets. The Pentagon refused to give details of the name of the soldier who was the victim, saying it would serve no purpose..

    The images can still be found today. Media had them at the time but immediately stopped showing.

    But Mr. Leeds saw them.. It affected him greatly. It taught him the horrors of war, and the evils of humanity… He doesn’t forget.

    And that, my friends, is why Mr. Leeds today is a little worried. A little concerned about what will occur in Afghanistan.

    He is torn..

    20 years in this nation, and for what?

    For the same towns once liberated of the Taliban to be taken over by the Taliban two decades after 9/11..

    Officially the Pentagon says there are about 2,500 American troops serving in Afghanistan as part of an advise-and-assist mission to help Afghan security forces. However, U.S. officials have acknowledged the number is higher as U.S. counterterrorism forces are not counted in the official training mission number.

    As the Taliban takes hold, inch by inch, women are back in Burqas. Where are the Woke Crowds to lament?
    People are back in fear..
    Mr. Leeds knows that we cannot be nation builders. But what is the right way to withdraw vs. the wrong way..? What is worse?

    We have to leave.

    Mr. Leeds knows that..
    And he will be watching.

  • Aftershocks continue to rattle Haiti

    Aftershocks continue to rattle Haiti

    According to USGS, today’s earthquake occurred as the result of oblique reverse motion along the Enriquillo-Plantain Garden fault zone which is roughly 75 miles west of the capital of Haiti, Port-au-Prince. “The earthquake occurred at shallow depths on either a reverse fault striking west and dipping to the north with a component of left-lateral slip, or a fault striking southeast and dipping to the southwest with a component of right-lateral slip,” the USGS said in a report. “At the location of the earthquake, the local plate boundary is dominated by left-lateral strike slip motion and compression. The plate boundary in this location accommodates eastward, left-lateral motion of the Caribbean plate relative to the North America plate. Within this context, the earthquake likely occurred on the east-west striking, north dipping fault plane with a component of left-lateral slip.”

    Meanwhile the death toll is growing into the hundreds as more buildings, already unstable, become worse as aftershocks continue..

    From Reuters dispatches:

    The nearest big town was Les Cayes, where many buildings collapsed or suffered major damage, according to authorities, who said they were searching for survivors.

    “I saw bodies being pulled out of the rubble, injured and perhaps dead people,” said Les Cayes resident Jean Marie Simon, 38, who was at the market when the earthquake struck and ran home to see if his family was safe. “I heard cries of pain everywhere I passed through.”

  • Is the return of the slasher film going to last? But should it ?

    Is the return of the slasher film going to last? But should it ?

    It seems worthwhile to say slasher is back..

    Fear Street did great on Netflix.. Scream and Chucky are being heralded..

    Halloween Kills will slash into October box offices unless a Covid variant does first.

    But are these slashers worth the hype and hope?

    Is it really even needed.

    There is a ton of nostalgia for the 1980s and 1990s when slasher was king—but some amazing horror films developed since then that didn’t include bloodbaths ..

    Sure slashers had a place and a moral lesson in each flick.

    But were they really worth the effort of redoing them again and reintroducing them to a new generation of horror fans ??

    And if they are going to bring them will they improve it just quickly try capitalizing on a genre that should be cemented into history???

  • Massive increase in Covid cases and deaths in Texas

    Massive increase in Covid cases and deaths in Texas

    .. not mention hospitalizations and nursing home deaths..

    With the delta variant spreading, Texas COVID-19 hospitalizations have increased 400% in the last month..

    But more: Skyrocketing ~800%⬆️ in nursing homes with #COVID19 in 1 month in Texas. Even scarier—nearly half of TX nursing home staff are unvaccinated! Texas ranks 46th for vaccinated nursing home residents & 33rd for vaxxed nursing home staff.

  • Massive quake in Haiti—thousands are feared dead

    Massive quake in Haiti—thousands are feared dead

    This is a developing story..

    A 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Haiti on Saturday, the U.S. Geological Survey said. 

    The epicenter of the quake was 12 kilometers (7.5 miles) northeast of Saint-Louis du Sud, according to the survey. 

    People in the capital of Port-au-Prince felt the tremor and many rushed into the streets in fear. 

    Naomi Verneus, a 34-year-old resident of Port-au-Prince, said she was jolted awake by the earthquake and that her bed was shaking. 

    “I woke up and didn’t have time to put my shoes on. We lived the 2010 earthquake and all I could do was run. I later remembered my two kids and my mother were still inside. My neighbor went in and told them to get out. We ran to the street,” Verneus said.

    Following Saturday’s quake, the US Geological Survey (USGS) estimated there was a 35 per cent chance of fatalities ranging between 1,000 and 10,000, and a 35 per cent chance of economic losses in the tens of millions.

    Video clips and photos shared online in the aftermath show severe damage to buildings in the city of Jeremie, about 125 miles west of the capital Port-au-Prince, with rubble falling into the streets and crushing cars.