1, Tommy Robinson debunks the whole right wing extremism Orwellian deception in the UK
2. Fly United, land in court.
2a. My personal favourite
2b. Doctor beaten and dragged off a United flight he paid for
(Video at site)
2c. Man has scorpion fall on his head from overhead on business class.
(United gave him the business)
Update April 13, 2017: United Airlines has given flying credit to the couple in “very much appreciated” compensation for what happened on the flight, according to Linda Bell.
Original story below.
A Calgary man says he’s looking for some kind of compensation from United Airlines after a scorpion dropped on his head and stung him while he was enjoying his lunch in business class.
“While I was eating, something fell in my hair from the overhead above me,” said Richard Bell, who was coming home from Houston on Sunday with his wife, Linda.
“I picked it up, and it was a scorpion. And I was holding it out by the tail, so it couldn’t really sting me then.”
(In a story that would make Orwell swell with fear and loathing, a Finnish court saw fit to divulge private information about charges against a Finnish politician to the press, but not to the accused, who learned of the ‘hate speech’ charges by reading the press)
4. The CIA fights back against Assange and Snowdon
(A half truth is the damnedest of lies. And really, he sounds like a tourist.)
5. This strikes me as more fitting with the facts.
6. REPORT: HEZBOLLAH EVACUATING POSITIONS NEAR ISRAEL’S GOLAN HEIGHTS
Hezbollah forces have begun to evacuate territory near Syria’s Golan region, not far from the Israeli border, after the US State Department demanded that the Lebanese terror organization immediately leave the area, Syrian news agency Al-Ittihad reported Thursday.
The report added that Hezbollah fighters began clearing their stronghold in the Qalamun Mountains nearly a week before the US military conducted airstrikes against Syrian President Bashar Assad’s air force on April 6.
Thank you M., WTD., Wrath of Khan, Richard, Yucki and all who sent in materials. More to come.
