Vegan with axe to grind leaves barrage of malicious ‘fake reviews’

It all started with a picture of a roast chicken.

Chef Joss Beechim-Horton was baffled by some of the reaction, and so decided to try to work out why one man was repeatedly criticising his food on social media.

But questioning the man, who turned out to be a vegan activist, only led to a tirade about climate change and one-star reviews that threatened to damage the reputation of his rural pub.

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Ex-mortuary worker indicted for selling stolen body parts for $11K to a man she met on Facebook

Jeremy Pauley – Voted most likely to be an idiot

An Arkansas woman pleaded not guilty to charges she sold stolen body parts from medical school corpses for $11,000 to a Pennsylvania man she met on social media.

Candace Chapman Scott, 36, a former mortuary worker, is accused of selling 20 boxes of body parts to a man she met through a Facebook group about “oddities,” according to the April 5 indictment unsealed Friday in federal court in Little Rock.

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‘God has planned to ambush them’: Tempers flare as furious religious groups protest SatanCon in Boston

Furious Christian groups are attempting to shut down the ‘largest Satanic gathering in history’ after hundreds of The Satanic Temple’s members descended on Boston.

The annual SatanCon festival arrived in town on Friday to celebrate the organization’s 10-year anniversary, kicking off with a bizarre opening ceremony that saw speakers tear up the bible and perform ‘un-baptisms’.

But the arrival of the Devil worshippers on the East Coast has sparked backlash from religious groups, with crowds gathering Saturday to stage a series of demonstrations across the city and combat the hellish three-day event with ‘intense prayer’.

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Former secretary of state Clinton to join Liberal convention in Ottawa next week

h/t Mauser

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TMU student union suing former execs for alleged fraud, mismanagement totalling $250K

Ryerson U. circa 1960

TORONTO – The undergraduate student union at Toronto Metropolitan University has launched a lawsuit against five former union executives, alleging fraud and financial mismanagement that it claims has resulted in major financial losses and a huge hit to its already-damaged reputation.

The Toronto Metropolitan Students’ Union filed a statement of claim this week seeking $900,000 in damages after alleged wrongdoing by members of the executive team from the 2021-22 academic year.

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Influencer Steven Crowder responds to video of him berating pregnant wife, claims it was ‘misleadingly edited’

Conservative commentator Steven Crowder claimed on Friday afternoon that the controversial footage of him berating his then-heavily pregnant wife was “misleadingly edited” — and announced plans to unseal all related records in the state of Texas.

In the disturbing Ring footage from June 2021 shared by Yashar Ali on Thursday, Crowder can be heard telling his wife, Hilary, to “f–king watch it” and accuses her of refusing “to do wifely things.”

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