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Devil Nurse Fined Over Dead Patient Pictures
from au.news.yahoo.com: A Swiss nursing home worker has been fined $1500 for posting pictures of herself posing with dead patients. Nicknamed the Devil Nurse by local media, the woman posted the pictured on her Facebook page with comments including “guess if she is asleep or dead” and “I’ll give you a hint, I’m the soul…
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Over 1,000 ill in Japanese frozen food scandal
from sbs.com.au: More than 1,000 people have fallen ill after eating pesticide-contaminated frozen food as a scandal widens across Japan, Jiji Press has reported. People have reported vomiting, diarrhoea and other symptoms of food poisoning after eating products including pizza and lasagne made by a subsidiary of Maruha Nichiro Holdings, the nation’s largest seafood firm.…
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Kraft Hypes Velveeta Shortage Ahead of Stupor Bowl
from foxnews.com: First the Srirachapocalypse. Now the Velveetapocalypse. Just in time for Super Bowl, fans could be hard pressed to find their favorite gooey dip ingredient. According to Ad Age, Kraft Foods Group is “grappling with a Velveeta shortage just as the dip season kicks into full gear.” They cite reports of a shortage at…
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Group Unveils Satan Statue Design for Oklahoma
from chron.com: A satanic group unveiled designs Monday for a 7-foot-tall statue of Satan it wants to put at the Oklahoma state Capitol, where a Ten Commandments monument was placed in 2012. The New York-based Satanic Temple formally submitted its application to a panel that oversees the Capitol grounds, including an artist’s rendering that depicts…
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#Pentagon puts Hellfire missile, #drone deliveries to #Iraq on fast track
from endthelie.com: Washington has decided to expedite delivery of missiles and reconnaissance drones to Iraq. The move comes after the US said it would not return to assist Baghdad’s forces, despite the country plunging deeper into a fight against Al-Qaeda-linked rebels. The latest promise of sophisticated military hardware to Iraq, which continues to struggle against…
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Yahoo Malvertising Attack Linked to Larger Malware Scheme
from computerworld.com: A deeper look by Cisco Systems into the cyberattack that infected Yahoo users with malware appears to show a link between the attack and a suspicious affiliate traffic-pushing scheme with roots in Ukraine. Yahoo said on Sunday that European users were served malicious advertisements, or “malvertisements,” between Dec. 31 and last Saturday. If…
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‘Traffic light’ food labels changed buying habits, study finds
from latimes.com: Would you fill that 16-ounce cup with sugary soda if it had a red light on the dispenser? Or might you move to the faucet for water and its green light? Researchers tracked food and drink choices in a big Boston hospital and found that those “traffic light” signals influence choices, even for…
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These Desert Domes May Hide Occult Rituals
from fearnet.com: Partially built in the late ’70s as the site for a computer factory (which never materialized), these surreal abandoned domes in the remote desert town of Casa Grande, Arizona have a decidedly spooky aura about them. That supernatural vibe has allegedly drawn the attention of visiting occult practitioners, who are rumored to have…
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USDA moves forward with herbicide-resistant GMO seeds
from RT.com: The commercial use of new herbicide-resistant, genetically modified corn and soybean seeds moved one step closer to reality on Friday when the United States Department of Agriculture announced their introduction in limited quantities. The new seeds have been genetically engineered by Dow AgroSciences to survive the hefty application of 2,4-D, a widely used…
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‘Rise in occult’ spurs church to train exorcists
from independent.ie: Forty years after The Exorcist scared the wits out of cinema audiences around the world, the Catholic Church is training up a new generation of priests to meet a growing demand for exorcism.
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India successfully launches cutting-edge cryogenic rocket
from channelnewsasia.com: India on Sunday successfully launched its first rocket using domestically produced booster technology after several previous missions had failed, taking another step forward in its ambitious space programme. The Indian-made cryogenically-powered rocket blasted off from the southern spaceport of Sriharikota as scheduled, as Delhi tries to join an elite club of countries which…
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Waiter, There’s Fox in My Donkey Meat
#China Fake Donkey Meat Scandal Shows Danger of Food Fraud from science.time.com: Consumers in China are angry because their donkey meat doesn’t contain enough…donkey. Wal-Mart this week recalled “Five Spice” donkey meat sold at some outlets in China after tests revealed that the product contained the DNA of other animals. Donkey is a popular snack…
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Kanye West’s “Yeezus”: Surrounded with Occult Symbolism
from vigilantcitizen.com: It is safe to say that the Rocafella records duo comprised of Jay-Z and Kanye West is ruling the rap game right now. We’ve seen in past articles that everyone of their latest offerings contains messages and symbolism that are directly in line with occult secret societies. Kanye West’s latest album is called…
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#Google Glass Military Ambitions: SWAT and Fully Unmanned Military Special Ops Teams
from blacklistednews.com: Special operations teams handling tactical maneuvers for U.S. military and law enforcement could become the next viable industries for Google Glass. It could explain some of the acquisitions the company made late last year. Picture a 10-person special weapons and tactics (SWAT) team surrounding a home where an armed gunman barricaded himself. Each…