We have a mental health crisis pic.twitter.com/3hJM4T2sJx
— Libs of Tik Tok (@libsoftiktok) November 9, 2021
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Government Prosecutors Seek 51 Months in Jail for ‘QAnon Shaman’ Jacob Chansley
An Arizona man who was seen inside the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 wearing horns should be sentenced to over four years in prison despite committing no violence that day, government prosecutors told a judge in a sentencing memorandum late Tuesday.
Jacob Chansley, known as the “QAnon shaman,” should also receive three years of supervised release and be forced to pay $2,000 in restitution, prosecutors said.
Prisoners, convicts free to be unvaccinated: Correctional Service
The federal government is not requiring imprisoned convicts and criminals to be vaccinated against COVID-19 while demanding proof of vaccination from law-abiding Canadians.
Canada checks whether its soldiers train Ukrainian neo-Nazis
Stung by allegations that its troops trained neo-Nazis in Ukraine, Canada’s defense department has launched a review into the vetting process on its “mentoring” and “capacity building” programs for foreign military personnel.
In response to the bombshell accusations, defense department spokesman Dan Le Bouthillier revealed that an internal review had begun last month that will “look holistically at all missions” where the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) are involved with foreign military personnel.
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A woman who’s in a relationship with a conservative is “laying in bed with white supremacy” pic.twitter.com/MSuOncBs6O
— Libs of Tik Tok (@libsoftiktok) November 9, 2021
Accuser details sex assault allegations against CNN’s Don Lemon
A man who accused CNN’s Don Lemon of assaulting him in a Hamptons bar three years ago claimed that the alleged behavior could be part of a “pattern.”
Accuser Dustin Hice made the comments on Monday’s “The Megyn Kelly Show” even as Lemon’s attorneys have fought back against Hice’s lawsuit in court filings, accusing the ex-bartender of withholding texts, deleting social media posts and hiding a witness who contradicted his claims.
Hice claimed in his suit that Lemon had put his hand down his own pants, rubbed his private parts and then shoved his fingers into Hice’s face.
Why telling a cop you have Covid in New Jersey could get you 10 years in prison
The state used post-9/11 laws to charge people guilty of an errant cough with ‘terroristic threats’
Deja Lewis was walking down a sidewalk in Salem, New Jersey, in the early, frightening days of the Covid-19 pandemic in April 2020, when she was stopped by police.
Lewis, 28, was arrested on warrants related to failure to pay traffic tickets, and an incident in which she “escaped” from a police vehicle. She had been a witness to a fight and left the back of the patrol car, her attorney said.
While she was in custody, police said she coughed “in close proximity” to officers, and said she had Covid-19, though no dashboard, body or in-station videos exist to prove the assertion either way.
‘It’s a nightmare’ – Russian figure skating icon Slutskaya on ‘unusual’ men’s rhythmic gymnastics
Russian former figure skating world champion Irina Slutskaya says it is ‘unusual’ to see male performers ‘who want to be like women’ as she spoke out against men competing in the typically feminine sport of rhythmic gymnastics.
Appearing on a YouTube talk show with Russian RT journalist Anton Krasovsky, Slutskaya was asked about the possibility of male rhythmic gymnastics becoming more recognized – particularly as women freely compete in traditionally men’s sports such as boxing.
What happened to sabre dancing?
Military sexual misconduct class action claims soar to 13,500 as deadline nears
The number of claims in the military sexual misconduct class action lawsuit has nearly doubled over the last four months, soaring to more than 13,000 as the deadline for new claimants nears.
With three weeks left until the deadline, the number of claims now sits at 13,522 — an increase of 6,176 from the 7,346 claims that had been submitted as of July 14, 2021.
That’s an awful lot of claimants.
United Colors of Benetton sells unisex hijab
Fashion firm United Colors of Benetton is selling a new range of unisex hijabs. The Italian brand is flogging the items in black, red, green and yellow for £29.95.
One woman said it had left her ‘crying of laughter and desperation’ after the headwear was spotted today.
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WARNING…..A little violent but funny 🤭🤭🤭🤭 pic.twitter.com/6f10q942Tn
— Spike1962 (@Spike19621) November 7, 2021
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The crazy eyes are strong with this one pic.twitter.com/h68qXSZ8ui
— Libs of Tik Tok (@libsoftiktok) November 8, 2021
Why is the FBI investigating the theft of a diary?
Good question. It goes right along with the good question of why the Department of Justice wanted to probe parental behavior at local school board meetings, which at worst should have only interested local law enforcement. Even if said diary belonged to the adult daughter of a presidential candidate, Jonathan Turley wrote yesterday, what federal statute gives the FBI jurisdiction to raid Project Veritas and James O’Keefe’s home over it?
Travis Scott fans recall chilling details from Astroworld concert tragedy
More harrowing stories from Travis Scott’s deadly Astroworld concert have emerged — with fans recalling how they thought they were going to die and one calling the concert “a fight for survival.”
Jeffrey Schmidt, who went to the Houston show with his best friend Casey Wagner, told CNN he remembers how it became more and more difficult to breathe as the 30-minute timer onstage began counting down.
Biden admin is considering shutting down Enbridge Line 5 pipeline despite soaring energy prices
Biden is considering shutting down ANOTHER oil pipeline despite soaring energy prices: Republicans demand Michigan’s Line 5 be kept open to avoid a further rise in energy bills this winter
The Biden Administration is considering shutting down a Michigan oil pipeline in another push to get the U.S, away from fossil fuels, despite warnings from Republican lawmakers who believe the move would result in fuel price shocks throughout the Midwest.
The administration is exploring the possibility of terminating the Line 5 pipeline – which links Superior, Wisconsin, with Sarnia, Ontario – and gathering data to determine if shutting down the line will cause a surge in fuel pricing, according to published reports.
In a letter dated Thursday, 13 Congress members – led by Ohio Rep. Bob Latta – urged the president to keep the oil line in operation, saying: ‘Line 5 is essential to the lifeblood of the Midwest.’