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Oklahoma mother, boyfriend arrested for rape and murder of her four-year-old daughter

Jayden Hansche
4-year-old Jayden Hansche
An Oklahoma mother and her boyfriend have been arrested for the rape and murder of her four-year-old daughter.

According to the Washington County Sheriff's Office, Courtney Hansche, 26, and Michael Nordbye, 27, were arrested and booked into the Washington County Jail on the night of December 8. Both the mother and the boyfriend have been charged with first degree murder, first degree rape, and child abuse.

Hansche's four-year-old daughter Jaydenn was taken to St. John hospital in Owasso, Oklahoma, on November 15. The child was unresponsive when the couple brought her to the hospital and was later pronounced dead, KJRH reports.

An investigation was conducted by the Washington County Sheriff's Office with help from the state Department of Human Services and the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation, which ultimately resulted in Hansche and Nordbye being arrested in connection with the rape and murder of the child.

Sources: KJRH, Tulsa World, Daily Mail

Comment: There was a time when this sort of offense would have resulted in the perpetrator being pushed off a rocky cliff.


Pistol

Report: Mentally ill are 16 times more likely to be killed by police

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As officer-involved shootings continue to dominate the headlines, a new report found that those with mental illness are 16 times more likely to be killed in encounters with law enforcement than other civilians.

Conducted by the Treatment Advocacy Center, a non-profit committed to removing barriers to timely and effective treatment for severe mental illness (SMI), the report estimated that 7.9 million Americans suffer from SMI that impairs their thinking. Worryingly, half of the population (about 4 million people) do not receive treatment for their condition, a result of various institutional and policy failures.

This untreated population is increasingly likely to find itself involved in deadly encounters with police. Those with untreated illness comprise 25 percent of all fatal police encounters, TAC found. "At this rate, the risk of being killed during a police incident is 16 times greater for individuals with untreated mental illness than for other civilians approached or stopped by officers," the report stated.

Additionally, those with untreated SMI make up 20 percent of all people in jail and prison, while accounting for about 10-20 percent of all law enforcement response calls in general.

"It should horrify but not surprise us that people with untreated mental illness are overrepresented in deadly encounters with law enforcement," said John Snook, TAC executive director and a co-author of the study, in a statement. "Individuals with untreated mental illness are vastly overrepresented in every corner of the criminal justice system. Until we reform the public policies that have abandoned them there, these tragic outcomes will continue."

The report acknowledged that hard statistics are difficult to come by since the government does not provide reliable data on officer-involved shootings. Instead, TAC used its own database as well as analysis by The Washington Post and the Guardian to generate its findings.

Comment: What is even more disturbing is that recent research has shown: See also:


Red Flag

Empire of chaos alert: Native Americans warn Native Hawaiians of the dangers of federal recognition

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In 2001, the late Russell Means of the Oglala Sioux nation visited Hawaiʻi where he shared his grandfather's words regarding the impact federal recognition has had on indigenous peoples.
"Grandson, all of this land someday will not be yours. That's the reality of federal recognition. Someday, none of this will be yours. Welcome to America."
His prophetic words particularly ring true today.

In the summer of 2014, the U.S. Department of the Interior or DOI held a series of 15 public hearings throughout the Hawaiian islands to discuss the reestablishment of a "formal government-to-government relationship between the United States and the Native Hawaiian community." By and large, the U.S. government is persuading the Kanaka Maoli (Native Hawaiians) to accept a process by which they will be federally recognized as Indigenous Peoples in the U.S.

Comment: The Empire of Chaos will stop at nothing to get what it wants, look at what they've done to the Hawaiian and Native cultures around the planet. It's all about smashing the human spirit.


Eye 1

War on People, not Drugs: Report details how law enforcement coerces young people busted for marijuana to be informants

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A report has just been published which exposes perhaps the most depraved use of state power in the immoral War on Drugs.

60 Minutes aired the program on Dec. 7, describing how law enforcement across the country coerces young people, just starting their adult lives, into becoming confidential informants in the drug war. This sickening practice, largely kept secret, turns good people into liars and puts them in deadly danger.

The report profiled two victims of different state governments, Florida and North Dakota. Both states still have draconian drug laws, even as marijuana legalization is sweeping the nation.

Rachel Hoffman, 23, was a Florida State graduate who got busted with marijuana and a few pills of Ecstasy. Cops at the Tallahassee Police Department told Rachel she faces four years in prison, or she could help them carry out their biggest drug bust in recent history. Rachel, the girl who just liked to get high, was given $13,000 to buy 1,500 Ecstasy pills, 1.5 ounces of cocaine and a gun.

The cops undoubtedly assured Rachel that she would be safe as they had staged a 20-man team at the site. But when the dealers changed the location and got in her car, likely knowing that cops use informants, the cops lost her. The dealers found the wire in her purse and shot Rachel five times, leaving her body in a ditch and stealing her car and credit card.

Eye 1

Refugee crisis: Former EU Chief says 'selfishness' has led to Europe's current state of panic

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© www.dailymail.co.ukRefugees queue at the compound outside the Berlin Office of Health and Social Affairs as they wait for their registration in Berlin.
Emma Bonino, a former Italian minister of foreign affairs, minister of international trade, and EU commissioner, has admitted that "selfishness" has led to panic within Europe over the current refugee crisis in which fewer than 200 people have been relocated.

EU states have failed to reach agreement over plans to relocate 160,000 people in clear need of international protection. EU sources have admitted that fewer than 200 of them have so far been relocated and that even 160,000 is a drop in the ocean compared with the numbers flooding in to Europe.

Comment: Is Bonino correct when she says 'selfishness' created this problem? First, a little perspective:

When the people fleeing NATO's wars in Africa and the Middle East began entering Europe, the EU panicked. After all, for the past decade and a half the West had been inundated with horror stories about those 'Muslim extremists' and their 'evil dictators' - that was, after all, NATO's excuse for waging a war of genocide against some of them. That was their rationale for erasing their cultures and turning their countries into wastelands.

Years of failed economic policies, bailouts, ridiculous anti-Russian sanctions, a mushroom cloud of debt, and thievery at the highest levels has left the West in dire economic straits. As the EU is currently configured, it could not possibly handle such a huge influx of people. But they had to do something, and so they began herding the refugees into camps. Still, fueled by decades of xenophobic propaganda, Europeans began voting en masse for Neo-Nazi 'Far Right' politicians to 'solve' this apparently insoluble problem. To be honest, to the clueless public the refugee crisis must have looked like an invasion. So they were sitting ducks for 'Far Right' propaganda. Those with a humanitarian spirit still stuck to the 'official narrative,' and so they were no match for the mass fear that spread along with the official narrative of lies and racism.

So, the honorable EU Chief calls this 'selfish'. Well, not sharing the last cookie in the kitchen is selfish. So is being inconsiderate of others' feelings. But destroying a people's culture and homeland, funding terrorists who ransack their towns, and then corralling them into pens while simultaneously voting for violent Nazi 'Far Right' parties that promise to 'take care of the problem'? This is is a level of evil that hasn't been witnessed since World War 2, and it shows no signs of easing up.

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Black Cat

Walmart costs Americans over 400,000 jobs, study claims

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© Lucas Jackson / ReutersWalmart slave handling Christmas decorations
The Economic Policy Institute has released a study citing Walmart's trade deficit with China as the root cause of 400,000 jobs being lost from the US workforce, over 75 percent of which were in manufacturing. However, others say the news isn't so grim.

As the largest retailer in the world, Walmart imports a lot of cheap stuff from China because there are a several shoppers out for the best bargain available. In its report titled, "A Conservative Estimate of 'The Wal-Mart Effect,'" the Economic Policy Institute finds that Walmart "accounted for 15.3 percent of the growth of the total US goods trade deficit with China between 2001 and 2013."

In 2013 alone, over $49 billion in Chinese products was sold to Walmart, according to the EPI report. That same year, the trade deficit between the US and China was $324.2 billion. Between 2001 and 2013, that deficit cost the US economy 3.2 million jobs, which either went to China or were phased out entirely. The manufacturing jobs lost at the hands of Walmart-China trade make up about 13 percent of that total impact.

Comment: The reality is that Walmart destroys local businesses, which puts a huge strain on local economies. When behemoth corporations enter smaller cities and towns - which make up a large portion of Walmart's store chain base - then small local businesses in the area suffer immensely and all too often go out of business. When Walmart claims that it brings "new jobs to local communities" what it's saying is that it brings menial unskilled low paying jobs that can obtained by the people who no longer enjoy the benefits of working for small local businesses because those small local businesses were forced to close their doors due to Walmart. In other words, Walmart is simply pointing out the end result of the devastation it causes.

Further, Walmart is notoriously anti-union, anti-living wage, anti-benefits, and essentially amounts to a psychopathic operation run amok - the company operates strictly for the benefit of its shareholders with little if any regard for the workers in the company that make it all possible.


Evil Rays

Zombie nation: Woman bites Walking Dead actor Norman Reedus at zombie convention

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Walking Dead actor Norman Reedus
A picture that actor Norman Reedus recently posted to his Instagram account is raising some eyebrows. In the photo, shared Monday, the "Walking Dead" star has "DO NOT BITE ME" scrawled across his shirt — and apparently, with good reason.

Reedus, who plays Daryl Dixon in the AMC series, was reportedly bitten by a fan at the zombie-themed Walker Stalker Con at the Meadowlands Exposition Center. The convention was in Secaucus from Dec. 4 to 6.

The woman is said to have bitten Reedus on the chest, but TMZ reports the actor did not press charges against her since it was not a serious injury.

Thousands of fans of AMC's 'The Walking Dead' filled out the Meadowlands Expo Center

2 + 2 = 4

Food poverty cover up scandal

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​The true extent of food poverty is unknown because Westminster wants it that way, a conference hears.
Food poverty in the UK represents a crisis of vast and devastating proportions - but it goes untackled because the government is ignoring the problem.

There are currently no measures for adequately gauging the extent of hunger in the country because Tory ministers do not want to acknowledge it, claimed campaigners at a major meeting on food poverty held in Glasgow.

Hosted by the Poverty Alliance, the conference featured testimonies from academics and activists, including those who have suffered the real effects of hunger.

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Eye 1

Police state: Two high-schoolers arrested and jailed for two days for wearing sagging pants in school

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On Monday, two children were released from the Hardeman County jail after being locked in a cage over the weekend for their choice of attire.

In a shocking and secretive ruling last week, two seniors at Bolivar Central High School were sentenced to two days behind bars for merely violating the school's dress code.

In early November, a school resource officer, in an effort to protect the world from the horrors of sagging pants, charged two students with indecent exposure.

Officer Willie Hoyle said he had warned the students several times that the pants they were wearing were inappropriate for school, according to court documents.

Hoyle claimed that his actions were noble as the older seniors were setting a poor example for the younger children and their future attire choices.

Comment: The parents should sue the school and the police for the overly hysterical reaction to a violation of school dress code. Whatever happened to detention or suspending students? The punishment far outreaches the crime here, and the authorities involved should face the consequences of their ridiculous overreaction.


Pistol

Active shooter reported at Arkansas State University

Arkansas State University
© astate.eduArkansas State University
Arkansas State University in Jonesboro is warning of an active shooter at the student union on campus. The school is asking students to evacuate to the west side of the building and clear the area.

Students have received Campus Alert text messages that say, "Man with weapon is on east side of student union. Campus lockdown immediately," KATV reported.

The flagship campus of Arkansas State system has 14,000 students. It is located about two hours northeast of Little Rock, the state capital.

The report of an active shooter comes two days after two members of the school's football team were arrested on drug charges. Chris Stone, a 23-year-old senior defensive end, and Tyler Trosin, 22-year-old senior receiver, were arrested at about 2 a.m. Tuesday, according to the Craighead County Sheriff's Office. A judge found probable cause to charge the two men with felony possession of cocaine, possession of drug paraphernalia and furnishing prohibited articles, the Jonesboro Sun reported.

The gunman was surrounded by police just after 1:45 p.m. local time, the school tweeted. No shots were fired or injuries reported.