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Re: yo sup - chairman - 02-20-2014
Re: yo sup - chairman - 02-22-2014 good morning Re: yo sup - chairman - 02-23-2014 good morning Re: yo sup - chairman - 02-23-2014
sOME eXPERTS hAVE iNSISTED fOR lONG nOW - mapoui - 02-23-2014 That [size=18pt]GLYPHOSATE which is the main ingredient in ROUND-UP pesticide[/size] is a doomsday ingredient deliberately introduced to mangle the human reproductive system, and cause drastic population reduction. THE EVIDENCE AS IT UNFOLDS PROVES THIS CONCEPTION TO BE ACCURATE AS THE DAYS PASS It appears that immediate waking-up is necessary here. the chemical must be removed from use before the damage goes too far http://www.activistpost.com/2014/02/study-monsantos-roundup-causes-gluten.html Re: yo sup - chairman - 02-23-2014 [quote author=- Rani Rupmati- link=topic=87318.msg547050#msg547050 date=1391132321] : : [/quote]
Ugandan - Captain - 02-24-2014 Ugandan president signs anti-gay bill, defying the West (Reuters) - Uganda's president signed a law imposing harsh penalties for homosexuality on Monday, defying protests from rights groups, criticism from Western donors and a U.S. warning that it will complicate relations. The new bill strengthened existing punishments for anyone caught having gay sex, imposing jail terms of up to life for "aggravated homosexuality" - including sex with a minor or while HIV positive. It criminalized lesbianism for the first time and made it a crime to help individuals engage in homosexual acts. Gay rights activists in Uganda said they planned a legal challenge. Ugandan officials broke into loud applause as President Yoweri Museveni put his signature to the document in front of foreign journalists at his State House outside the capital. "There's now an attempt at social imperialism, to impose social values. We're sorry to see that you (the West) live the way you live but we keep quiet about it," he said. The legislation exposes the wide gulf between the continent's often culturally conservative administrations and many of the foreign donor states that support them. Gambia's President Yahya Jammeh last week called homosexuals "vermin". Re: yo sup - chairman - 02-26-2014 good morning Bieber's security guard arrested in Ga. incident - chairman - 02-26-2014 ATLANTA (AP) — A security guard for Justin Bieber admitted to taking a camera from a photographer but told officers he wanted only to delete photos taken outside an arcade the singer had visited, according to police documents released Wednesday. Photographer Jason Winslow was in a parking lot outside the Sandy Springs Funhouse family entertainment complex when security guard Hugo Hesny told him to leave, according to a police report. Winslow continued to shoot photos from farther away. Hesny then chased him, cut him off, opened the door of Winslow's vehicle, took Winslow's camera and drove away, the photographer told police. Hesny, 32, of Davie, Fla., is charged with robbery by snatch, Sandy Springs police Capt. Steve Rose said. He is scheduled to appear in court Thursday in Atlanta. An attorney for Hesny, Elias Hilal of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., told The Associated Press on Wednesday that he hasn't had an opportunity to review the police reports. Hilal said he was planning to fly to Georgia on Wednesday afternoon to meet with Hesny. A representative for Bieber did not immediately return an email seeking comment Wednesday. Bieber was not outside and was not part of the argument, police said. Police responded to the arcade around 4:30 p.m. Tuesday after Winslow called 911. When an officer questioned Hesny about the incident, he admitted chasing Winslow in a Cadillac Escalade and to opening the door of Winslow's vehicle but denied taking the camera, the police report says. An officer asked to search the Escalade Hesny was driving, but the camera was not found inside. Winslow said he thought the camera might be in another Escalade that had since left the scene, the police report says. Another officer pulled over the other Escalade, and the camera was found inside, the police report says. A small amount of marijuana and two large, glass pipes were also found in the SUV, though police said no drug charges were filed. Shortly after the camera was found, Hesny admitted to an officer that he took it, the police report says. Hesny told the officer he didn't intend to keep the camera and wanted only to delete the photos. Hesny said he hid the camera in another Escalade without telling the driver and then told the driver to drive away, according to the report. Re: yo sup - chairman - 02-27-2014 good morning |