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Arizona Border Patrol agents rescue 13-year-old girl from child traffickers


Caliconservative.com
Thu, 05 Jul 2018 13:28 UTC
Border Patrol
Tucson Arizona Station Border Patrol agents rescued a 13-year-old Guatemalan girl from human smugglers Monday according to a CBP report.

The Left truly do not understand the epic child/human trafficking epidemic plaguing our country and the outstanding job that our immigration enforcement agents do to protect our country every single day. Countless lives are being saved from unimaginable horrors and the feral Left continues to call for the abolition of ICE and the dissolution of our borders...

The Report Reads:
Agents discovered the girl's brother in the trunk of a car during inspection at the Arivaca Road Immigration Checkpoint Sunday afternoon, leading to the arrest of the driver, a 62-year-old Arivaca man, for human smuggling.

Also found in the vehicle being smuggled were a Mexican woman and another Guatemalan minor. While processing the group, agents learned the 13-year-old sister of one of the juveniles was separated from the rest and left with other smugglers at a residence near Arivaca.
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Eye 2

Ex-athletes say Ohio State doctor ogled, sexually assaulted men for years

Kantele Franko, Andrew Welsh-Huggins and John Seewer
Associated Press
Sat, 07 Jul 2018 13:38 UTC
Dr. Richard Strauss
© AP
On paper, Richard Strauss was a well-regarded Ohio State University physician who examined young athletes for decades as a team doctor and sports-medicine researcher.

Some former athletes recall him differently: Locker-room voyeur. Serial groper. "Dr. Jelly Paws."

In interviews with The Associated Press in recent weeks, seven former athletes and a former nursing student shared detailed allegations of sexual misconduct dating back to the 1970s against the doctor, who killed himself in 2005 at age 67 and is only now under investigation.

The eight men, including three who didn't want their names made public, say they want to see anyone who ignored concerns about Strauss held accountable and hope to make sure something similar doesn't happen to others.
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Handcuffs

Man who accosted teens & stole MAGA hat in San Antonio arrested, charged with felony


RT
Fri, 06 Jul 2018 19:16 UTC
Kino Jimenez assault MAGA hat San Antonio
Jimenez has a lengthy criminal history fraught with run-ins with the law, including several DWI charges, a drug possession charge, and a burglary charge according to public records.
A 30-year-old Texas man has been arrested for stealing a teenager's 'Make America Great Again' hat at a fast food restaurant. A viral video shows the man taking the hat and throwing a drink in the teen's face.

The drama unfolded in a Whataburger fast food outlet in San Antonio on Tuesday. A man, identified afterward as Kino Jimenez, apparently walked up to a group of teenagers and proceeded to throw a drink at 16-year-old Hunter Richards.

Jimenez also took Richards' red 'Make America Great Again' hat, telling him "you ain't supporting sh*t, n*gga." The incident was captured on video. According to Richards' friends, the attack was unprovoked.

"This is going to go great in my fireplace, b*tch," Jimenez can be heard saying in the video. According to Richards, a clump of his hair was also pulled out when the man grabbed the hat.

Richards filed a police report, and Jimenez was arrested and charged with theft of a person, a felony in Texas. His bail was set at $5,000. If convicted, Jimenez faces a minimum sentence of 180 days in jail, and a maximum sentence of two years.

Comment: More info and videos on this link:

Kino Jimenez Arrested, Accused of Felony Theft

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Airplane

Don't blame planes for falling feces, says Transport Canada


RT
Fri, 06 Jul 2018 13:19 UTC
plane shadow
© Natalia Seliverstova / Sputnik
Incidents of feces falling from the sky on Canadians' heads are turning into a true mystery, as the country's aviation authority denied that the foul-smelling substance came from plane toilets. Twitterati were left to speculate.

In recent months, the country's aviation authority, Transport Canada, received 18 reports of people, vehicles and homes being covered with a brownish stinky substance raining from the sky.

Susan Allan from the city of Kelowna in British Columbia became the first victim of the phenomenon when, in early May, what she described as "lumpy poo" fell on her son and her through the open sunroof of their car stuck in traffic.

"I had it in my eyes, my hair," the woman recalled in an interview with CBC. "I just started crying. It was disgusting. My son threw up instantly... It smelt horrific."

Susan said she was sure that human feces was dumped by a low-flying plane, which was above her car at the time of the incident.
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Red Flag

Parents file lawsuit after school strip searches 22 pre-teen girls

Matt Agorist
The Free Thought Project
Fri, 06 Jul 2018 13:12 UTC
police in school
What started with an alleged missing $50 in a middle school choir class ended in 22 depraved and disgusting strip-searches of innocent children on behalf of the state. Now, after a ridiculous back and forth in the court system, the taxpayers are being held liable.

According to the court documents, the incident began when $50 allegedly went missing during a 6th grade choir class at Houston's public Lanier Middle School. The assistant principal was brought in to investigate and no money turned up. That's when the school's resource officer made the suggestion "that girls like to hide things in their bras and panties."

Assistant Principal Verlinda Higgins then brought all twenty-two girls in the choir class to the school nurse who, according to the lawsuit,
"strip-searched them, taking them one at a time into a bathroom, where she "check[ed] around the waistband of [their] panties," loosened their bras, and checked "under their shirts." The girls "were made to lift their shirts so they were exposed from the shoulder to the waist." No parents were notified, despite the girls' requests."
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Bizarro Earth

William Shatner defended Laura Ingalls Wilder on Twitter. He's now being accused of racism.


Intellectual Takeout
Sat, 07 Jul 2018 13:00 UTC
William Shatner
On June 30, actor William Shatner tweeted his displeasure with the renaming of the Laura Ingalls Wilder Award. By Independence Day, all hell had broken loose.

Wilder (1867-1957), a children's author best known for her Little House on the Prairie series, had her name stripped from an award issued by the Association for Library Service to Children because some passages in her work expressed "stereotypical attitudes inconsistent with ALSC's core values of inclusiveness."

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Fire

'All an accident': French officer who killed black man changes his story


RT
Sat, 07 Jul 2018 12:13 UTC
Nantes riots
© Esther DELORD / AFPA burning vehicle on a street in Nantes early July 6, 2018
The French officer who shot and killed a black man, triggering three days of riots, has changed his story. He now claims he didn't fire out of self-defense, but says it was an accident.

The officer, who fired at a 22-year-old male, identified as Aboubakar F., on Tuesday initially said he acted out of self-defense, while trying to arrest the suspect. But he changed his account three days later, telling the investigators that "it was an accidental shot," AFP reported.

"He recognizes he made a statement that did not conform with the truth," officer's attorney, Laurent-Franck Lienard, said of the unexpected change of heart by his client.

Comment: Racially-charged rioting has now entered its 4th day. The Telegraph reports:
Rioting over the killing of a young black man by police erupted for the fourth consecutive night in the western French city of Nantes early Saturday despite an officer being charged with manslaughter.

Groups of youths from poor housing estates torched vehicles and hurled petrol bombs at police, who responded with tear gas.

A building was set on fire, but firefighters quickly brought the blaze under control. The clashes, which broke out after midnight, ended around dawn.

The unrest exposed tensions in deprived urban areas of France, where minorities complain of heavy-handed policing, and raised fears that clashes could spread.
Further reading: Riot police flood Nantes, France after violent clashes

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Arrow Down

RT's Boom Bust: Is America's 'crumbling' infrastructure not ready for the future?


RT
Sat, 07 Jul 2018 12:13 UTC
wall street
© Eric Thayer / Reuters
RT's Boom Bust show is looking into problems with infrastructure upgrades in the United States. The show is going to investigate America's infrastructure from roads and rails to gas pipelines and the electrical grid.

US President Donald Trump was seeking $1 trillion to rebuild what he called a 'crumbling' infrastructure. "The problem the states have and local leaders have with funding the infrastructure is horrendous," Trump said at the White House in February. Now, he goes for much less.

The show will air several episodes called 'US: Infrastructure Deficit,' analyzing the situation in the country.

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No Entry

Man loses job & spot on homeowner's association for 'racial profiling' at pool


RT
Sat, 07 Jul 2018 12:13 UTC
swimming pool
© Zoubeir Souissi / ReutersFile photo
The holiday spirit was in short supply at a community swimming pool in North Carolina on July 4, where a black woman claims she was racially profiled by a neighbor who called the police after she questioned his request for ID.

Jasmine Edwards filmed the bizarre incident at a private pool in Winston-Salem. She says she was reported to the police by a neighbor despite owning an access card for the private leisure area.

"This is a classic case of racial profiling in my half a million neighborhood pool," Edwards posted on Facebook. "This happened to me and my baby... what a shame."
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2 + 2 = 4

Glenn Greenwald: I came to Russia to combat US' toxic view on the country


RT
Fri, 06 Jul 2018 22:09 UTC
Glenn Greenwald
© Associated Press/Vincent YuGlenn Greenwald speaks to reporters at his hotel in Hong Kong Monday, June 10, 2013. ()
Too many people in the US consider any contact with Russia suspicious, or worse, journalist Glenn Greenwald told RT. Combating this toxic attitude is one of the reasons he decided to come to Russia this week.

RT caught up with Greenwald, who is best known for his exposés of US electronic surveillance programs based on documents leaked by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, after he took part in an expert panel on the phenomenon of fake news. Here is the full interview transcript.
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