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YouTuber mom arrested for child abuse said 'pain is meant to be a teacher', bragged about her kids going hungry, canceling Christmas and forcing son to sleep on beanbag for seven months

YouTuber mom Ruby Franke bragged online about letting her kids go hungry, canceling Christmas and even punishing her children by taking them out of school and forcing them to clean floorboards. The 41-year-old, who was arrested for child abuse after two of her malnourished kids were found wrapped in duct tape, spoke openly about her alarming parenting methods in dozens of videos posted to her successful social media channels. In one video, Franke talked about refusing to deliver lunch to her daughter in school - even after a teacher expressed concerns that the little girl would go hungry. 'Hopefully nobody gives her food,' Franke told her followers. Franke's business partner, Jodi Hildebrandt, also spoke in a video on the pair's shared ConneXions YouTube channel about how 'pain is meant to be a teacher' for children.

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Eric Adams says New York City's migrant crisis will DESTROY the Big Apple as he warns that 10,000 illegal asylum seekers arriving EVERY month will flood EACH of the five boroughs: 'The city we knew, we're about to lose'

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has torn into the migrant crisis crippling the Big Apple - which he warned will 'destroy' the city without urgent action.

Speaking to furious residents at a town hall meeting on Wednesday, he admitted he doesn't see a solution to the problem as he slammed the lack of help from Joe Biden.

'Let me tell you something, New Yorkers. Never in my life have I had a problem that I did not see an ending to. I don't see an ending to this,' he conceded. 'This issue will destroy New York City. Destroy New York City.'

The former top cop grew emotional as he talked about buses of migrants arriving on a near-daily basis, with over 10,000 arriving every month. Upwards of 110,000 are littered across the metro, and Adams' office has estimated the issue will cost New York City $12billion over three years.

Authorities are concerned that without an exit ramp, the situation could soon reach boiling point as furious protestors have clashed on the streets of the Five Boroughs while more migrants are left homeless by the limited space.


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michael59

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Human trafficking? At least 50 children found cleaning Midwest slaughterhouses.



View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7haUShzBsrc


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This is a U.S. CONCENTRATION camp hiding in broad daylight​


The united states is the largest trafficker of children in the world. Children that are illegally kidnapped and brought across the US Mexico border are then sold off to wealthy Americans… used as sex slaves and worse… if you can imagine anything worse… it’s happening and the corporate media is too scared to touch the story. A Whistleblower who worked at one of these facilities has come forward to expose all of this… Carlos Arellano Former US immigration contractor and he joins us now.


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pigfarmer

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Why is the IRS buying .40-caliber submachine guns?


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGvYlyr6_54


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Armed federal agencies. Shooting from the hip with this one - if you'll pardon the expression - but at one time you know who was eager to get their hands on as many Thompson Submachine guns as they possibly could? The Post Office. Treasury Agents too, but you might be able to get your head around that. The Post Office? Yup.

Speaking strictly (with geekery) about the use of .40 caliber submachines guns - not about who is using them - his is an old topic. A submachine gun uses straight walled pistol caliber ammunition. Full machines guns generally use bottleneck rifle cartridges. Going back some decades it was not unusual for a police officer to carry only a revolver and shotgun in the cruiser but there have been instances where lives have been lost for lack of sufficient armed response. Now it's a high capacity semi-auto sidearm and a carbine of some sort, usually an AR variant. A carbine (short rifle) , BTW, that is generally using a rifle cartridge.

After a particularly nasty incident in the late 80s the FBI adopted a new 10mm cartridge - a true .400 or 40 caliber round - to give their agents more firepower on their belts. They are a trend setter in the industry. It had some advantages over the 9mm and .45 ACP is competed against but was ultimately found to be much too powerful and hideously overpenetrative. Meaning, you can shoot right through quite a lot much too easily and it had a lot of recoil. So, an intermediate 40 caliber round was developed that was physically shorter with a smaller primer that had less recoil and could be adapted to the frame size of existing design so that smaller people can use them more readily. Smith and Wesson called it the .40 S&W. Handloaders call it the '40 Short & Weak' but it's increased mass and magazine capacity over it's predecessors meant that about every cop in the country carries one now.

ARs are dangerous in urban environments, as we know all too well. The idea of having a pistol caliber carbine on hand, one that might even use the same magazines the officer already has on their belt, is an advantage. Short, light, deadly and less apt to cause collateral damage downrange. Marlin made a Camp Carbine like this and Beretta has a really stupid Storm series that did this. It's always been been desirable, not exactly a Holy Grail, but something worth spending some $$ developing and sometimes a more affordable alternative to smaller agencies. Add to that an entire generation of combat in which Special Forces have found that combination useful and what we see here is a sort of trickle down.

Militarization - all the fancy hardware didn't do much for the lard asses at Uvalde, did it?
 

nivek

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The LAPD have been dressing up as homeless homeless people to trash metro stations and stage crimes here in Los Angeles.. They did this to inflate statistics and defraud the city out of an extra $108 MILLION a year to patrol subways.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAASVy1tMtM


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Communist revolutionaries burn American flags outside Jason Aldean concert, claiming 'America was never great'

A group of communist revolutionaries burned multiple American flags outside a Jason Aldean concert in Chicago on Saturday night, according to videos of the incident.

The protesters were raising awareness of RevCom (Revolutionary Communist Party), which believes in creating a Marxist revolution in America, calling the USA "the belly of the beast." The RevCom activists burned American flags before police "declared an unlawful assembly and said their activism ‘alarmed and disturbed others,'" according to News2Share, who captured the videos.

"The Revolutionary Communist Party… has taken on the responsibility to lead a revolution in the U.S., the belly of the imperialist beast, as its principal share of the world revolution and the ultimate aim of communism," RevCom's website said.

The group's manifesto praises Mao for what it believes his use of the "scientific method" and some aspects of his Cultural Revolution.

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FDA panel says over-the-counter decongestant used by millions of Americans does NOT work - meaning popular versions of Benadryl, Sudafed and Dayquil could be pulled from shelves

The Food and Drug Administration ruled that a common medicine for nasal stuffiness found in common decongestants is ineffective. The ingredient phenylephrine is the most common active compound in over-the-counter medications including Benadryl Allergy Plus Congestion, Sudafed PE, and Tylenol Cold and Flu Severe Day & Night.

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Washington DC is now so crime-ravaged locals are driving tiny distances instead of walking and are too scared to go out during the DAY, as woke city sees homicides spike by 29% in a YEAR

Washington DC is now so crime-ravaged locals are driving tiny distances instead of walking
Washington DC is on track to record its bloodiest year since 2003, with 190 murders recorded so far. The toll is rising even as other big cities such as New York, Chicago and Baltimore see declines. Local residents told The Washington Post they were changing their routines and taking extra precautions. Ronald Moten, 53 (bottom right), who lives in Ward 7's Hillcrest neighborhood, said he now avoids going to the gas station at night for fear of being robbed. He was arrested in the 1990s for selling crack, but now works with young people to keep them off the streets. He told the paper that then the crime was targeted and localized, but now the violence was city-wide. 'You used to not have to worry about crime unless you were associated with the streets, with drug dealing,' he said. 'Now you could just be going down the street, going to the car and you can be killed.'

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Has Apple finally run out of tricks? Fans claim the iPhone 15 looks just like the iPhone 14 - and moan 'innovation died with Steve Jobs'

Disappointed fans say that Apple's 'innovation died with Steve Jobs' following its anti-climactic iPhone 15 launch. X (formerly Twitter ) has been awash with complaints less than 24 hours after Apple's highly-anticipated 'Wanderlust' event, hile the $799/£799 device comes in five never-seen-before colours with an upgraded rear camera, some claim it lacks the developments they had hoped for. Battery life and screen size are encompassed in this, with the iPhone 15 hosting the same 6.1-inch display and video playback capacity as the iPhone 14. 'iPhone 15 just looks like the iPhone 14', one user said, while another moaned: 'Apple's innovation died with Steve Jobs.'

Has Apple finally run out of tricks? Fans claim the iPhone 15 looks just like the iPhone

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New Apple commercial says the goal is to completely remove carbon from the atmosphere, which would end all life.



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A group of developing and emerging countries representing 80 percent of the world's population kicked off a summit in Cuba Friday with a call to "change the rules of the game" of the global order.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1Zde5bDWj4


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