http://www.liveleak.com/browse?q=hamilton Wed, 22 May 2013 22:32:21 -0400 Liveleak http://edge.liveleak.com/80281E/u/u/ll2/logo.gif http://www.liveleak.com/browse?q=hamilton Wed, 15 May 2013 13:31:32 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=197_1368638634 Lake8737 Philippine antique warships don't have missiles, as I know. Google translate Taiwan military experts Shi Xiaowei said, "our military power with the Philippines contrast Basically, you can use a golden retriever, or large dog greater contrast to a small Chihuahua that is absolutely valid." Military experts have so much confidence, because the Philippine Air Force S-211 is only used when the main battle force 5, which is generally used when the trainer level. Taiwan's Air Force has a total of 184 Mirage 2000 fighter, agile combat force it to intercept an enemy aircraft as long as 5 minutes, in addition to all-weather combat the F-16, speed sensitive, and can also be equipped with rattlesnakes, general-purpose bombs Harpoon missiles, land, sea and air combat can figure it out, the quality of Taiwan's air force, the number of victory over the Philippines. As for the Navy, the Philippines only 2 tonnage of 1,000 tons of Hamilton-class patrol ship force only a 76 gun Taiwan navy's successful class frigates equipped with anti-aircraft missiles, anti-ship missiles, torpedoes, enough to make the Philippines a white flag to the existing frigates available 22 victory over the other three. Shi Xiaowei said, "In terms of our navy and air force, as long as a successful class frigates, basically the Philippine Navy and Air Force wiped out." Navy and air force could not hurt Taiwan, much less move to the Army, the two sides battle the force disparity, not afraid of you really want to open play. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=197_1368638634 Lake8737 Expert says one Taiwanese warship can wipe out whole Philippine navy china,chinese,taiwan,philippines,navy Sun, 12 May 2013 12:53:06 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=66f_1368376872 Detroit Iron BY CAROL KURUVILLA / NEW YORK DAILY NEWSFRIDAY, MAY 10, 2013, 7:59 PM Kristine Barnett noticed that her little boy Jacob - whom doctors had tagged as autistic - seemed to have a fascination with patterns. So she took him out of his school's special ed program and let him study the things he's passionate about. Now Jacob is on his way to winning a Nobel Prize. As a child, doctors told Jacob Barnett's parents that their autistic son would probably never know how to tie his shoes. But experts say the 14-year-old Indiana prodigy has an IQ higher than Einstein's and is on the road to winning a Nobel Prize. He's given TedX talks and is working toward a master's degree in quantum physics. The key, according to mom Kristine Barnett, was letting Jacob be himself - by helping him study the world with wide-eyed wonder instead of focusing on a list of things he couldn't do. Diagnosed with moderate to severe autism at the age of 2, Jacob spent years in the clutches of a special education system that didn't understand what he needed. His teachers at school would try to dissuade Kristine from hoping to teach Jacob any more than the most basic skills. Jacob was struggling with that sort of instruction - withdrawing deeper into himself and refusing to speak with anyone. But Kristine noticed that when he was not in therapy, Jacob was doing "spectacular things" on his own. "He would create maps all over our floor using Q-tips. They would be maps of places we've visited and he would memorize every street," Kristine told the BBC . One day, his mom took him stargazing. A few months later, they visited a planetarium where a professor was giving a lecture. Whenever the teacher asked questions, Jacob's little hand shot up and he began to answer questions - easily understanding complicated theories about physics and the movement of planets. Jacob was just 3-1/2 years old. His mom realized that Jacob might need something that the standard special education curriculum just wasn't giving him. So Kristine decided to take on the job herself. "For a parent, it's terrifying to fly against the advice of the professionals," Kristine writes in her memoir , "The Spark: A Mother's Story of Nurturing Genius." "But I knew in my heart that if Jake stayed in special ed, he would slip away." The Hamilton County mom, a nursery school teacher, decided to take Jacob out of school and prepare him for mainstream kindergarten herself. Jacob thrived under his mom's personal attention. She let him explore the things he wanted to explore. He studied patterns and shadows and stars. At the same time, she made sure that he enjoyed "normal" childhood pleasures - softball, picnics - along with other kids his age. "I operate under a concept called 'muchness,'" Kristine said. "Which is surrounding children with the things they love - be it music, or art, whatever they're drawn to and love." By the time he was 11 years old, Jacob was ready for college. He's now studying condensed matter physics at the Indiana University-Purdue University in Indianapolis. His IQ rounds out to 170 - higher than that of Albert Einstein. He's been working on his own theory of relativity. Professors at Princeton's Institute for Advance Study were impressed. "The theory that he's working on involves several of the toughest problems in astrophysics and theoretical physics," astrophysics Professor Scott Tremaine wrote to the family in an email. "Anyone who solves these will be in line for a Nobel Prize." Warner Bros. has snatched up movie rights to Jacob's story. Kristine and her son have embarked on a European book tour, but hope to have some time to rest by July. "My goal for the summer is just to give him a few weeks off," Kristine told the Indianapolis Monthly . "The last time he had that was when he came up with the alternative theory to the Big Bang. So who knows what he'll create?" Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/autistic-boy-genius-iq-higher-einstein-article-1.1340923#ixzz2T68o61O0 Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/autistic-boy-genius-iq-higher-einstein-article-1.1340923#ixzz2T68hwLXc Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/autistic-boy-genius-iq-higher-einstein-article-1.1340923#ixzz2T68cpwih Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/autistic-boy-genius-iq-higher-einstein-article-1.1340923#ixzz2T68XVxcG http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=66f_1368376872 Detroit Iron Boy Genius Diagnosed With Autism Has IQ Higher than Einstein Nobel Prize, Jacob Barnett, TedX Tue, 07 May 2013 07:54:19 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=3ba_1367926790 Richard_Dorkins Read a comment response to me earlier today: That Hezbollah ever killed American soldiers and civilians is only spouted by Zionists. Hezbollah is a resistance movement dedicated to defending Lebanon and to supporting the right of return of Palestinians - who incidentally are mostly Sunni and Christian, not Shia like Hezbollah. Delusions of grandeur from a terrorist supporter . historically inaccurate to the point of disbelief. I dont care about your fantasies, or of the pending equalisations of &quot;America did this&quot; or &quot;America did that.&quot; Hezbollah have committed attrocities, they are terrorists and at best oppression-fighters (because freedom-fighter would assume they fight for freedom, rather than as clearly stated a religious theocracy). Hezbollah has hijacked planes, they have kidnapped israelis and americans, they have been responsible for a number of suicide attacks. But the comment clearly states that they never hurt a hair of an American. How is this possible when if hezbollah was responsible for the two explosions in Beirut on October 23, 1983 that killed 241 American Marines and 56 French servicemen sleeping in their barracks. Can't pull the wool over the eyes of any man or woman with access to google. Are these made up names? Carlson, Randall A. ....... USA .... MAJ .... 09/25/1982 .. CT .. Trumbull, CT Reagan, David L. .......... USMC ... CPL .... 09/30/1982 .. VA .. Virginia Beach, VA Maxwell, Ben H. ........... USA .... SSGT ... 04/18/1983 .. VA .. Appomattox, VA McMaugh, Robert V. ........ USMC ... CPL .... 04/18/1983 .. VA .. Manassas, VA Salazar, Mark E. .......... USA .... SSGT ... 04/18/1983 .. CA .. Pasadena, CA Twine, Richard ............ USA .... SFC .... 04/18/1983 .. UK .. Salop, UK Losey, Donald George ...... USMC ... 2LT .... 08/29/1983 .. NC .. Winston Salem, NC Ortega, Alexander M. ...... USMC ... SSGT ... 08/29/1983 .. NY .. Rochester, NY Clark, Randy W. ........... USMC ... LCPL ... 09/06/1983 .. WI .. Minong, WI Valle, Pedro J. ........... USMC ... CPL .... 09/06/1983 .. RP .. San Juan, RP Soifert, Alan H. .......... USMC ... SGT .... 10/14/1983 .. NH .. Nashua, NH Ohler, Michael J. ......... USMC ... CAPT ... 10/16/1983 .. NY .. Huntington, NY Abbott, Terry W. .......... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. OH .. New Richmond, OH Alexander, Clemon S. ...... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. FL .. Monticello, FL Allman, John R. ........... USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. NM .. Carlsbad ... NM Arnold, Moses J. Jr. ...... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. PA .. Philadelphia, PA Bailey, Charles K. ........ USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. MD .. Berlin, MD Baker, Nicholas ........... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. VA .. Alexandria, VA Banks, Johansen ........... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. MI .. Detroit, MI Barrett, Richard E. ....... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. VA .. Tappahanock, VA Bates, Ronny K. ........... USN .... HM1 .... 10/23/1983 .. SC .. Aiken, SC Battle, David L. .......... USMC ... 1stSGT . 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Hubert, NC Baynard, James R. ......... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. VA .. Richmond, VA Beamon, Jesse W. .......... USN .... HN ..... 10/23/1983 .. FL .. Haines City, FL Belmer, Alvin. ............ USMC ... GYSGT .. 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Jacksonville, NC Bland, Stephen ............ USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Midway Park, NC Blankenship, Richard L. ... USMC ... SGT .... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Hubert, NC Blocker, John W. .......... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. FL .. Yulee, FL Boccia, Joseph J. Jr. ..... USMC ... CAPT ... 10/23/1983 .. NY .. Northport, NY Bohannon, Leon Jr. ........ USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Jacksonville, NC Bohnet, John R. Jr. ....... USMC ... SSGT ... 10/23/1983 .. TN .. Memphis, TN Bonk, John J. Jr. ......... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. PA .. Philadelphia, PA Boulos, Jeffrey L. ........ USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. NY .. Islip, NY Bousum, David R. .......... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. MI .. Fife Lake, MI Boyett, John N. ........... USMC ... 1stLT .. 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Camp Lejeune, NC Brown, Anthony ............ USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. MI .. Detroit, MI Brown, David W. ........... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. TX .. Conroe, TX Buchanan, Bobby S. Jr. .... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Midway Park, NC Buckmaster, John B. ....... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. OH .. Vandalia, OH Burley, William F. ........ USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. NJ .. Linden, NJ Cain, Jimmy R. ............ USN .... HN ..... 10/23/1983 .. AL .. Birmington, AL Callahan, Paul L. ......... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. OH .. Lorain, OH Camara, Mecot E. .......... USMC ... SGT .... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Jacksonville, NC Campus, Bradley J. ........ USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. MA .. Lynn, MA Ceasar, Johnnie D. ........ USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. TX .. El Campo, TX Cole, Marc L. ............. USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. OH .. Ludlow Falls, OH Coleman, Marcus A. ........ USA .... SP4 .... 10/23/1983 .. TX .. Dallas, TX Comas, Juan M. ............ USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. FL .. Hialeah, FL Conley, Robert A .......... USMC ... SGT .... 10/23/1983 .. FL .. Orlando, FL Cook, Charles D. .......... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Advance, NC Cooper, Curtis J. ......... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. PA .. North Wales, PA Copeland, Johnny L. ....... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Burlington, NC Corcoran, Bert D. ......... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. NY .. Katonah, NY Cosner, David L. .......... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. WV .. Elkins, WV Coulman, Kevin P. ......... USMC ... SGT .... 10/23/1983 .. NY .. Seminary, NY Croft, Brett A. ........... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. FL .. Lakeland, FL Crudale, Rick R. .......... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. RI .. Warwick, RI Custard, Kevin P. ......... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. MN .. Virginia, MN Cyzick, Russell E. ........ USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. WV .. Star City, WV Davis, Andrew L. .......... USMC ... MAJ .... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Jacksonville, NC Decker, Sidney James ...... USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. KY .. Clarkson, KY Devlin, Michael J. ........ USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. MA .. Westwood, MA Dibenedetto, Thomas A. .... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. CT .. Mansfield Center, CT Dorsey, Nathaniel G. ...... USMC ... PVT .... 10/23/1983 .. MD .. Baltimore, MD Douglass, Frederick B. .... USMC ... SGTMAJ . 10/23/1983 .. MA .. Cataumet, MA Dunnigan, Timothy J. ...... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. WV .. Princeton, WV Earle, Bryan L. ........... USN .... HN ..... 10/23/1983 .. OH .. Painsville, OH Edwards, Roy L. ........... USMC ... MSGT ... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Camp Lejeune, NC Elliot, William D. Jr. .... USN .... HM3 .... 10/23/1983 .. PA .. Lancaster, PA Ellison, Jesse ............ USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. WI .. Soldiers Grove, WI Estes, Danny R. ........... USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. IN .. Gary, IN Estler, Sean F. ........... USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. NJ .. Kenall Park, NJ Faulk, James E. ........... USN .... HM3 .... 10/23/1983 .. FL .. Panama City, FL Fluegel, Richard A. ....... USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. PA .. Erie, PA Forrester, Steven M. ...... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Jacksonville, NC Foster, William B. Jr. .... USN .... HM3 .... 10/23/1983 .. VA .. Richmond, VA Fulcher, Michael D ........ USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. VA .. Madison Heights, VA Fuller, Benjamin E ........ USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. GA .. Duluth, GA Fulton, Michael S. ........ USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. TX .. Ft. Worth, TX Gaines, William Jr. ....... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. FL .. Port Charlotte, FL Gallagher, Sean R. ........ USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. MA .. N. Andover, MA Gander, David B. .......... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. WI .. Milwaulkee, WI Gangur, George M. ......... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. OH .. Cleveland, OH Gann, Leland E. ........... USMC ... SSGT ... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Camp Lejeune, NC Garcia, Randall J. ........ USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. CA .. Modesto, CA Garcia, Ronald J. ......... USMC ... SSGT ... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Jacksonville, NC Gay, David D. ............. USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Harrisburg, IL Ghumm, Harold D. .......... USMC ... SSGT ... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Jacksonville, NC Gibbs, Warner Jr. ......... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. VA .. Portsmouth, VA Giblin, Timothy R. ........ USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. RI .. N. Providence, RI Gorchinski, Michael W. .... USN .... ETC .... 10/23/1983 .. IN .. Evansville, IN Gordon, Richard J. ........ USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. MA .. Somerville, MA Gratton, Harold F. ........ USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. NY .. Conoes, NY Greaser, Robert B. ........ USMC ... SGT .... 10/23/1983 .. PA .. Lansdale, PA Green, Davin M. ........... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. MD .. Baltimore, MD Hairston, Thomas A. ....... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. PA .. Philadelphia, PA Haltiwanger, Freddie Jr. .. USMC ... SGT .... 10/23/1983 .. SC .. Little Mountain, SC Hamilton, Virgil D. ....... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. KY .. Dayton, OH Hanton, Gilbert ........... USMC ... SGT .... 10/23/1983 .. DC .. Washington, DC Hart, William ............. USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Jacksonville, NC Haskell, Michael S. ....... USMC ... CAPT ... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Camp Lejeune, NC Hastings, Michael A. ...... USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. DE .. Seaford, DE Hein, Paul A. ............. USMC ... CAPT ... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Camp Lejeune, NC Held, Douglas E. .......... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Jacksonville, NC Helms, Mark A. ............ USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. NE .. Dwight, NE Henderson, Ferrandy D. .... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. FL .. Tampa, FL Hernandez, Matilde Jr. .... USMC ... MSGT ... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Midway Park, NC Hester, Stanley G. ........ USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Raleigh, NC Hildreth, Donald W. ....... USMC ... GYSGT .. 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Sneads Ferry, NC Holberton, Richard H. ..... USMC ... SSGT ... 10/23/1983 .. SC .. Beaufort, SC Holland, Robert S. ........ USN .... HM3 .... 10/23/1983 .. KY .. Gilbertsville, KY Hollingshead, Bruce A. .... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. OH .. Fairborn, OH Holmes, Melvin D. ......... USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. IL .. Chicago, IL Howard, Bruce L. .......... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. ME .. Strong, ME Hudson, John R. ........... USN .... LT ..... 10/23/1983 .. GA .. Riverdale, GA Hudson, Terry L. .......... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. AL .. Prichard, AL Hue, Lyndon J. ............ USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. LA .. Des Allemands, LA Hukill, Maurice E. ........ USMC ... 2ndLT .. 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Jacksonville, NC Iacovino, Edward F. Jr. ... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. RI .. Warwick, RI Ingalls, John J. .......... USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. NY .. Interlaken, NY Innocenzi, Paul G. III .... USMC ... WO1 .... 10/23/1983 .. NJ .. Trenton, NJ Jackowski, James J. ....... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. NY .. S. Salem, NY James, Jeffrey W. ......... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. MD .. Baltimore, MD Jenkins, Nathaniel W. ..... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. FL .. Daytona Beach, FL Johnson, Michael H. ....... USN .... HM2 .... 10/23/1983 .. MI .. Detroit, MI Johnston, Edward A. ....... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. OH .. Struthers, OH Jones, Steven ............. USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. NY .. Brooklyn, NY Julian, Thomas A. ......... USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. RI .. Middleton, RI Kees, Marion E. ........... USN .... HM2 .... 10/23/1983 .. WV .. Martinsburg, WV Keown, Thomas C. .......... USMC ... SGT .... 10/23/1983 .. KY .. Louisville, KY Kimm, Edward E. ........... USMC ... GYSGT .. 10/23/1983 .. IA .. Atlantic, IA Kingsley, Walter V. ....... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. WI .. Wisconsin Dells, WI Kluck, Daniel S. .......... USA .... SGT .... 10/23/1983 .. KY .. Owensboro, KY Knipple, James C. ......... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. VA .. Alexandria, VA Kreischer, Freas H. III ... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. FL .. Indiatlantic, FL Laise, Keith J. ........... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. PA .. Stroudsburgh, PA Lamb, Thomas G. ........... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. MN .. Coon Rapids, MN Langon, James J. IV ....... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. NJ .. Lakehurst, NJ Lariviere, Michael S. ..... USMC ... SGT .... 10/23/1983 .. FL .. Perry, FL Lariviere, Steven B. ...... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. MA .. Chicopee, MA Lemnah, Richard L. ........ USMC ... MSGT ... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Camp Lejeune, NC Lewis, David A. ........... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. OH .. Garfield Heights, OH Lewis, Val S. ............. USMC ... SGT .... 10/23/1983 .. GA .. Atlanta, GA Livingston, Joseph R. ..... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. IL .. Champaign, IL Lyon, Paul D. Jr. ......... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. FL .. Milton, FL Macroglou, John W. ........ USMC ... MAJ .... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Jacksonville, NC Maitland, Samuel .......... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Jacksonville, NC Martin, Charlie R. ........ USMC ... SSGT ... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Camp Lejeune, NC Martin, Jack L. ........... USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. FL .. Oveido, FL Massa, David S. ........... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. RI .. Warren, RI Massman, Michael R. ....... USMC ... SGT .... 10/23/1983 .. MI .. Port Huron, MI Mattacchione, Joseph J. ... USMC ... PVT .... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Sanford, NC McCall, John .............. USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. NY .. Rochester, NY McDonough, James E. ....... USMC ... SGT .... 10/23/1983 .. PA .. New castle, PA McMahon, Timothy R. ....... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. TX .. Austin, TX McNeely, Timothy D. ....... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Mooresville, NC McVicker, George N. II .... USN .... HM2 .... 10/23/1983 .. IN .. Wabash, IN Melendez, Louis ........... USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. PR .. Puerto Rico Menkins, Richard H. II .... USMC ... SGT .... 10/23/1983 .. NY .. Tully, NY Mercer, Michael D. ........ USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Vale, NC Meurer, Ronald W. ......... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Jacksonville, NC Milano, Joseph P. ......... USN .... HM3 .... 10/23/1983 .. NY .. Farmingville, NY Moore, Joseph P. .......... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. MO .. St. Louis, MO Morrow, Richard A. ........ USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. PA .. Clairton, PA Muffler, John F. .......... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. PA .. Philadelphia, PA Munoz, Alex ............... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. NM .. Bloomfield, NM Myers, Harry D. ........... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Whittler, NC Nairn, David J. ........... USMC ... 1stLT .. 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Jacksonville, NC Nava, Luis A. ............. USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. CA .. Gardena, CA Olson, John A. ............ USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. MN .. Sabin, MN Olson, Robert P. .......... USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. NY .. Lawtons, NY Ortiz, Richard C. ......... USMC ... CWO3 ... 10/23/1983 .. OK .. Ft. Sill, OK Owen, Jeffrey B. .......... USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. VA .. Virginia Beach, VA Owens, Joseph A. .......... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. VA .. Chesterfield, VA Page, Connie Ray .......... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Erwin, NC Parker, Ulysses ........... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. MD .. Baltimore, MD Payne, Mark W. ............ USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. NY .. Binghamton, NY Pearson, John L. .......... USMC ... GYSGT .. 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Jacksonville, NC Perron, Thomas S. ......... USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. MA .. Whitinsville, MA Phillips, John A. Jr. ..... USMC ... SGT .... 10/23/1983 .. IL .. Wilmette, IL Piercy, George W. ......... USN .... HMC .... 10/23/1983 .. MD .. Mt. Savage, MD Plymel, Clyde W. .......... USMC ... 1stLT .. 10/23/1983 .. FL .. Merritt, FL Pollard, William H. ....... USMC ... SGT .... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Jacksonville, NC Pomalestorres, Rafael I. .. USMC ... SGT .... 10/23/1983 .. PA .. Philadelphia, PA Prevatt, Victor M. ........ USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. GA .. Columbus, GA Price, James C. ........... USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. AL .. Attala, AL Prindeville, Patrick K. ... USMC ... SSGT ... 10/23/1983 .. FL .. Gainesville, FL Pulliam, Eric A. .......... USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. IL .. E. St. Louis, IL Quirante, Diomedes J. ..... USN .... HM3 .... 10/23/1983 .. RP .. Calcoocan City, RP Randolph, David M. ........ USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. AZ .. Siloam Springs, AZ Ray, Charles R. ........... USMC ... GYSGT .. 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Jacksonville, NC Relvas, Rui A. ............ USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. PA .. Philadelphia, PA Rich, Terrence L. ......... USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. NY .. Brooklyn, NY Richardson, Warren ........ USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. NY .. Brooklyn, NY Rodriguez, Juan C. ........ USMC ... SGT .... 10/23/1983 .. FL .. Miami, FL Rotondo, Louis J. ......... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. PA .. Philadelphia, PA Sanpedro, Guillermo Jr. ... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. FL .. Hialeah, FL Sauls, Michael C. ......... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. SC .. Waterboro, SC Schnorf, Charles J. ....... USMC ... 1stLT .. 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Camp Lejeune, NC Schultz, Scott L. ......... USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. NY .. Keeseville, NY Scialabba, Peter J. ....... USMC ... CAPT ... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Moorehead City, NC Scott, Gary R. ............ USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. IL .. Rankin, IL Shallo, Ronald L. ......... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. NY .. Hudson, NY Shipp, Thomas A. .......... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Jacksonville, NC Shropshire, Jerryl D. ..... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. GA .. Macon, GA Silvia, James F. .......... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. RI .. Portsmouth, RI Sliwinski, Stanley J. ..... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. OH .. Niles, OH Smith, Kirk H. ............ USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. FL .. Miami, FL Smith, Thomas G. .......... USMC ... SSGT ... 10/23/1983 .. CT .. Middletown, CT Smith, Vincent L. ......... USMC ... CAPT ... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Jacksonville, NC Soares, Edward ............ USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. RI .. Tiverton, RI Sommerhof, William S. ..... USMC ... 1stLT .. 10/23/1983 .. IL .. Springfield, IL Spaulding, Michael C. ..... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. OH .. Akron, OH Spearing, John W. ......... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. PA .. Lancaster, PA Spencer, Stephen E. ....... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. RI .. Portsmouth, RI Stelpflug, Bill J. ........ USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. AL .. Auburn, AL Stephens, Horace R. ....... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. MD .. Capitol Heights, MD Stockton, Craig S. ........ USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. NY .. Rochester, NY Stokes, Jeffrey G. ........ USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. GA .. Waynesboro, GA Stowe, Thomas D. .......... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Jacksonville, NC Sturghill, Eric D. ........ USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. IL .. Chicago, IL Sundar, Devon L. .......... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. CT .. Standford, CT Surch, James F. Jr. ....... USN .... LT ..... 10/23/1983 .. CA .. Lompoc, CA Thompson, Dennis A. ....... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. NY .. Bronx, NY Thorstad, Thomas P. ....... USMC ... SSGT ... 10/23/1983 .. IN .. Chesterton, IN Tingley, Stephen D. ....... USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. CT .. Ellington, CT Tishmack, John J. ......... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. MN .. Minneapolis, MN Trahan, Lex D. ............ USMC ... PVT .... 10/23/1983 .. LA .. Lafayette, LA Vallone, Donald H. Jr. .... USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. CA .. Palmdale, CA Walker, Eric R. ........... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. IL .. Chicago, IL Walker, Leonard W. ........ USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. AL .. Dothan, AL Washington, Eric G. ....... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. VA .. Alexandria, VA Weekes, Obrian ............ USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. NY .. Brooklyn, NY Wells, Tandy W. ........... USMC ... 1stSGT . 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Jacksonville, NC Wentworth, Steven B. ...... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. PA .. Reading, PA Wesley, Allen D. .......... USMC ... SGT .... 10/23/1983 .. PA .. Philadelphia, PA West, Lloyd D. ............ USMC ... GYSGT .. 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Jacksonville, NC Weyl, John R. ............. USMC ... SSGT ... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Jacksonville, NC Wherland, Burton D. Jr. ... USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Jacksonville, NC Wigglesworth, Dwayne W. ... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. CT .. Naugatuck, CT Williams, Rodney J. ....... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. FL .. Opa Locka, FL Williams, Scipio Jr. ...... USMC ... GYSGT .. 10/23/1983 .. SC .. Charleston, SC Williamson, Johnny A. ..... USMC ... LCPL ... 10/23/1983 .. NC .. Asheboro, NC Wint, Walter E. Jr. ....... USMC ... CAPT ... 10/23/1983 .. PA .. Wilkes-Barre, PA Winter, William E. ........ USMC ... CAPT ... 10/23/1983 .. SC .. Fripp Island, SC Wolfe, John E. ............ USMC ... CPL .... 10/23/1983 .. AZ .. Phoenix, AZ Woollett, Donald E. ....... USMC ... 1stLT .. 10/23/1983 .. OK .. Barthesville, OK Worley, David E. .......... USN .... HM3 .... 10/23/1983 .. MD .. Baltimore, MD Wyche, Craig L. ........... USMC ... PFC .... 10/23/1983 .. NY .. Jamaica, NY Yarber, James G. .......... USA .... SFC .... 10/23/1983 .. CA .. Vacaville, CA Young, Jeffrey D. ......... USMC ... SGT .... 10/23/1983 .. NJ .. Moorestown, NJ Zimmerman, William A. ..... USMC ... 1stLT .. 10/23/1983 .. MI .. Grand Haven, MI Townsend, Henry Jr. ....... USMC ... CPL .... 12/02/1983 .. AL .. Montgomery, AL Biddle, Shannon D. ........ USMC ... CPL .... 12/04/1983 .. AL .. Valley Head, AL Cherman, Sam .............. USMC ... CPL .... 12/04/1983 .. NY .. Queens, NY Cox, Manuel A. ............ USMC ... SGT .... 12/04/1983 .. NJ .. Union City, NJ Daugherty, David L. ....... USMC ... CPL .... 12/04/1983 .. OH .. Eastlake,OH Evans, Thomas A. .......... USMC ... CPL .... 12/04/1983 .. MT .. Conrad, MT Hattaway, Jeffrey T. ...... USMC ... PFC .... 12/04/1983 .. FL .. Pensacola, FL Kraft, Todd A. ............ USMC ... CPL .... 12/04/1983 .. ND .. Devilslake, ND Lange, Mark A. ............ USN .... LT .... 12/04/1983 .. MI .. Fraser, MI Perkins, Marvin H. ........ USMC ... CPL .... 12/04/1983 .. TN .. Franklin, TN Gargano, Edward J. ........ USMC ... CPL .... 01/08/1984 .. MA .. Quincy, MA Dramis, George L. ......... USMC ... LCPL ... 01/30/1984 .. NJ .. Cape May Court House, NJ *Hernandez, Rodolfo ....... USMC ... - ...... 01/30/1984 .. TX ..El Paso, TX Butler, Alfred III ........ USMC ... CAPT ... 02/09/1984 .. FL .. Cocoa Beach, FL Wagner, Michael ........... USN .... IS1 .... 09/20/1984 .. NC .. Zebulon,, NC Welch, Kenneth ............ USA .... WO2 .... 09/20/1984 .. MI .. Grand Rapids, MI *Hendrickson, John ........ USMC ... - ...... 04/13/1990 .. - .. *Simpson, Larry H. Jr. .... USMC ... - ...... 08/31/1992 .. - .. Hasenfus, Michael ......... USA .... CPL .... 10/20/1984 .. MA .. Dedham, MA Stethem, Robert D. ........ USN .... SW2 .... 06/15/1985 .. MD .. Waldorf, MD Higgins, William R. ....... USMC ... COL .... 07/06/1990 .. KY .. Louisville, KY http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=3ba_1367926790 Richard_Dorkins &amp;quot;That Hezbollah ever killed American soldiers and civilians is only spouted by Zionists.&amp;quot; hezbollah, america, Tue, 30 Apr 2013 18:20:09 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=6c5_1367360281 Van Der Kok 4/30/13 K-earth 101's SHOTGUN TOM KELLY @ HIS HOLLYWOOD STAR CEREMONY ...the legendary K-earth radio jockey is about to get his star ! "KRTH (101.1 FM, "K-Earth 101") is a U.S. oldies radio station located in Los Angeles, California, broadcasting to the Greater Los Angeles Area. Its signal covers an extremely large area, due in part to height upon Mt. Wilson, and sometimes can be heard as far south as San Diego and Tijuana, as far east as Moreno Valley, as far west as Santa Barbara and as far north as Baker, California....The station has had many famous DJs, such as Brian Beirne "Mr. Rock 'N Roll", Robert W. Morgan, The Real Don Steele, Rich Fields (former announcer on The Price is Right), Bob Shannon, Charlie Tuna, Roger Christian, Joni Caryl, Shotgun Tom Kelly , Charlie Van Dyke, Gary Bryan, Christina Kelley, Dave Hull "The Hullabalooer", Wolfman Jack, Johnny Hayes, Brother John Rydgren, Sean "Hollywood" Hamilton and news anchor Steve Fredericks...." (wikipedia) http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=6c5_1367360281 Van Der Kok 4/30/13 K-earth 101's SHOTGUN TOM KELLY @ HIS HOLLYWOOD STAR CEREMONY krth, k-earth, k-earth 101 fm, radio station, oldies radio, los angeles radio, shotgun tom kelly, tom kelly, stevie wonder, charlie tuna, real don steele Fri, 26 Apr 2013 11:45:22 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=01c_1366990661 AntiPropagaanda Chorus grows against Obama administration's sanctions-heavy Iran policyThe Obama administration's effort to end Iran's nuclear program has focused on punitive measures, with little diplomatic outreach. Critics say this jeopardizes negotiations. By Scott Peterson, Staff writer / April 25, 2013 President Barack Obama leaves after speaking in the Brady Press Briefing at the White House in Washington, Friday, April 19, 2013. Manuel Balce Ceneta/AP America's nuclear negotiators with Iran got it all wrong, according to a growing chorus of critics arguing that over-reliance on pressure and sanctions may be jeopardizing a diplomatic deal. The Obama administration has implemented a host of crippling sanctions on Iran targeting its central bank and lifeblood oil exports. The goal has been to pressure Iran into giving up its most sensitive nuclear work, which could be a pathway to an atomic bomb. But a year of high-profile talks between Iran and world powers has yielded little progress. Now a number of senior former US officials and analysts say a White House obsession with the pressure track may be backfiring, and are calling for a pivot toward the diplomatic track to reestablish balance. RECOMMENDED: How much do you know about Iran? Take our quiz to find out. "I was in the Department when they kept talking about the so-called two-track policy, and it was clear the whole thing was nonsense, there never were two tracks," says John Limbert, the former US deputy assistant secretary of state for Iran from 2009 to 2010. "The sanctions took all the air out of the room. It was 95 percent sanctions, and that was on a good day." The US 'knows' sanctionsOne reason for the sanctions focus is "we know how to do them. It's familiar (although it has failed almost every single time it has been used). And to do them, we don't have to deal with the Iranians; we deal with the British, the United Nations , the Russians, the Chinese," says Ambassador Limbert, who was also held captive in Iran during the 1979 to 1981 hostage crisis, and speaks fluent Persian. "Whereas diplomacy with Iran, that's hard. Nobody knows how to do that, and every time we've tried, we've failed, and as soon as we fail we've given up and gone back to doing what we know how to do." Limbert, who now teaches at the US Naval Academy , is among a growing number of people calling for a recalibration of the American strategy on Iran - a greater emphasis on diplomacy and real incentives, like substantial sanctions relief - in exchange for real concessions by Iran. "It is time for the administration to make the sweat equity investment in negotiations equal to what it has done on sanctions and the potential to use military force," Tom Pickering, the former US Under-Secretary of State for Political Affairs, said at the launch last week in Washington of a report by The Iran Project , an independent group of former officials and professionals that seeks to improve official US-Iran ties. "First and foremost we believe the President needs to make that decision - 'I want a deal' - and instruct his people to get a deal," he said. Ambassador Pickering and Limbert were among 35 signatories of the report, which included other veteran diplomats and officials like Zbigniew Brzezinski , President Jimmy Carter 's national security advisor; Ryan Crocker , former ambassador to Afghanistan , Iraq and other trouble spots; Lee Hamilton , a former congressman and vice chairman of the 9-11 Commission; and former Central Intelligence Agency chief Michael Hayden . There are signs that message is getting through. Despite a strong desire on Capitol Hill and in Israel for more sanctions against Iran, Secretary of State John Kerry asked Congress last Thursday to hold off: "We don't need to spin this up at this point in time.... You need to leave us the window to try to work the diplomatic channel," he said. Fewer optionsThe widening bid for better diplomacy comes after the latest round of nuclear talks in the Kazakh city of Almaty earlier this month failed to narrow differences between Iran and the P5+1 group (the US, Russia , China , Britain , France and Germany ). Calling for "strengthening the diplomatic track in order to seize the opportunity created by the pressure track," The Iran Project notes that while US policies "possibly slowed the expansion of Iran's nuclear program," they also "may have narrowed the options for dealing with Iran by hardening the regime's resistance to pressure." The report states that "it seems doubtful that pressure alone will change the decisions of Iran's leaders," though stronger diplomacy "that includes the promise of sanctions relief in exchange for verifiable cooperation" could lead to a deal. Another risk of current policy, warns the report: "Sanctions-related hardships may be sowing the seeds of long-term alienation between the Iranian people and the United States ." The current P5+1 offer, which has been seen by The Christian Science Monitor , calls upon Iran to halt enrichment of uranium to 20 percent purity - which is a few technical steps away from bomb-grade of more than 90 percent - and "reduce readiness" of a deeply buried enrichment facility by disconnecting and removing key equipment. After those steps, the P5+1 would provide partial sanctions relief on gold transfers and petrochemical exports, but not on far more painful financial or oil sanctions. Iran says the offer is unbalanced, and wants a more "reciprocal" approach. Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei stated in February that pressure and sanctions are akin to the US "pointing a gun at Iran and say either negotiate or we will shoot." In March, Khamenei said, "if the Americans sincerely want" to resolve the nuclear issue "they should stop being hostile towards the Iranian nation in words and in action." Both sides in the nuclear negotiations have staked out positions unacceptable to the other. Iran has signaled repeatedly in the past two years a willingness to cap its 20 percent enrichment, but has balked at the low price on offer. "I think the answer is probably pretty simple. We're going to have to sweeten the offer on sanctions relief," former US assistant secretary of state under the George W. Bush administration and veteran troubleshooter James Dobbins said at the report launch. Sanctions should be suspended, not dropped, he said, until Iran also demonstrates it can hold to its side of any bargain. "Is the level of mistrust so high, that it doesn't matter at the end of the day what we offer?" asks Limbert. "Anything short of a full surrender - and maybe even that - the Iranians are going to say, 'Well, obviously this is some trick...we're not sure how you're doing it, but we know you are.'" The same applies to US suspicions of Iran, adds Limbert: "That's exactly the way the two sides operate. This nuclear issue has gotten so invested with manhood neither side feels it can back down." Has Obama already failed?The Iran Project report is only the latest critique of White House handling of Iran that raises questions about missed opportunities and even the desire to make a deal. The Atlantic Council earlier this month called for the US to prepare a roadmap that clarifies a "step-by-step reciprocal and proportionate plan" to lift sanctions as Iran's makes its own moves. "To make meaningful concessions, Iran needs to see off-ramps and an endgame," the Washington think tank concluded . Likewise, the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and Federation of American Scientists this month determined: "Washington's overwhelming focus on coercion and military threats has backed US policymakers into a rhetorical corner ." Yet a further report , published by the International Crisis Group in February, noted how Iran and the West "view the sanctions through very dissimilar prisms." While the US and Europe count on a "cost-benefit analysis" such that Iran will eventually cave in to hardship, "the world looks very different from Tehran the one thing considered more perilous than suffering from sanctions is surrendering to them." That disconnect has bedeviled the Obama White House, writes former administration official Vali Nasr in a book published this month, "The Dispensable Nation." "The dual-track policy only gave Iran a reason to dig in deeper and clutch its nuclear ambitions tighter," writes Mr. Nasr, who is now dean of the School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University . "In the end, Obama's Iran policy failed. He pushed ahead with sanctions for the same reason Lyndon Johnson kept up the bombing of North Vietnam - neither could think of anything else to do," asserts Nasr. "Obama's sanctions-heavy approach did not change Iranian behavior; instead it encouraged Iran to accelerate its race to nuclear capability." Creating a solution may require a change in approach, say the authors of The Iran Project report. "We have to do something the Iranians aren't expecting, that gets them to stop and say, 'Wait a minute... maybe the Americans are serious,'" said James Walsh , a non-proliferation expert at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology , at the report launch. "The only way this hard stuff will get done is if the President of the United States makes it his issue," added Walsh. "Absent that, we're going to continue to do what we've done over and over again, only it will get worse." http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=01c_1366990661 AntiPropagaanda Chorus grows against Obama administration's sanctions-heavy Iran policy Iran, America, Policy, Nuclear Energy, 20%, 95%, Israel, War, Sanctions, Benefit, AIPAC, Sun, 24 Mar 2013 19:14:03 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=6ac_1364166754 FrankieVegas Lewis Hamilton pulled into the WRONG pit lane in Malaysia as the British star made for the McLaren garage instead of aiming for his new team Mercedes. , Lewis Hamilton takes wrong turning ... into old McLaren pit in Malaysia, Lewis Hamilton no love lost for McLaren F1 and his Girlfriend epic reaction, Hamilton drives into wrong garage, Hamilton wrong pit stop HD http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=6ac_1364166754 FrankieVegas Lewis <span class="highlight">Hamilton</span> wrong pit stop - F1 Malaysian Grand Prix 2013 Lewis Hamilton Thu, 14 Mar 2013 06:16:28 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=4e1_1363255672 doitdontdoit Vice chairman of the 9/11 Commission Lee Hamilton Speaks Out Thank you Mr. Lee Hamilton for sharing the truth, for http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=4e1_1363255672 doitdontdoit 9/11 INSIDE JOB: Vice chairman of the 9/11 Commission Lee <span class="highlight">Hamilton</span> Speaks Out Vice chairman of the 9/11 Commission Lee Hamilton Speaks Out, Inside Job, Israel, Mossad, behind 911, Sun, 24 Mar 2013 12:33:57 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=003_1364142466 ReoX At Formula 1 GP Malaysia 2013 today. He may didn't win but he sure is the best comedian driver. Nicole was like, "WTF? I'm going home." http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=003_1364142466 ReoX Lewis <span class="highlight">Hamilton</span> Enters Wrong Pit Lane Lewis Hamilton Enters Wrong Pit Lane Sat, 20 Apr 2013 04:41:27 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=42f_1366445923 DayvanCowboy Boards of Canada - Dayvan Cowboy - Campfire Headphase - Trans Canada Highway - Warp http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=42f_1366445923 DayvanCowboy DayvanCowboy Boards Of Canada, Warp, Dayvan Cowboy, Kittinger, Jump, Parachute, Ocean, Hamilton, Surf Sat, 13 Apr 2013 10:40:49 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=2ef_1365863240 spliffy1966 Great lap but tyres will only last a few laps into the race. It is gonna be a great race tomorrow. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=2ef_1365863240 spliffy1966 <span class="highlight">Hamilton</span>s pole postion lap of China. Hamilton, China, pole, postion. Sun, 21 Apr 2013 10:32:15 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=f5e_1366554552 xmarcosx A District Attorney in Texas has been sentenced to 45 days in jail after being caught drunk-driving. Rosemary Lehmberg, who is in charge of prosecuting in Travis County, was caught on video in a police station obstructing officers as they attempted to process her arrest. The video, which was taken by jailers for evidence purposes, shows the 63-year-old slurring her speech and behaving erratically. She was filmed kicking her cell door and shouting at officers. She had been arrested earlier after being seen driving dangerously, with an open bottle of vodka found in her car. The lawyer is considered one of the most powerful district attorneys in the US state of Texas. She also was also filmed asking officers to "call Greg", referring to Travis County Sherriff Greg Hamilton. At one point, when a female police officer tells Lehmberg she has been arrested for driving while intoxicated, the DA says: "That's y'all's (your) problem, not mine." At another point, as officers are trying to remove her jewellery, she says: "Y'all are gonna be in jail, not me. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=f5e_1366554552 xmarcosx Texas District Attorney Caught Drunk Driving Texas, District Attorney, Caught, Drunk, Driving Tue, 09 Apr 2013 19:43:37 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=95e_1365550041 RealityChecker One of Scotland's top wrestlers is facing jail for homosexually molesting underage boys. Homosexual Colin McKay, known as The Highlander, bombarded his victims with sick messages and homosexually molested many children. The former British heavyweight champion befriended many of his victims through his role as a wrestling coach at an East Kilbride club. He was arrested at his home in the town in April after the family of one of his victims alerted police. McKay, 35, admitted three counts of sending indecent messages through Facebook and by text and three counts of homosexually molesting boys under 16. Jacqueline Smyth, prosecuting, told Hamilton Sheriff Court last week that McKay groomed his victims by sending them messages of a sexual nature. He would then tell them to send him naked pictures. He started targeting one of his victims just four months after he joined the Scottish Professional Wrestling Academy. Homosexual McKay added the boy as a friend on Facebook and then pestered him with questions about what kind of underwear he was wearing and asked him if he enjoyed watching porn. When confronted by the boy's parents, homosexual child molester McKay claimed it was "banter". On another occasion, homosexual child molester McKay became friendly with a 15-year-old underage boy while working as a security guard in East Kilbride. He later took the boy back to his flat and homosexually sodomized him, then forced him against his will to perform in homosexual child porn. Homosexual child molester McKay carried out his homosexual child molestation crimes between March 2011 and April this year. Sheriff Thomas Millar deferred sentence until next month. Homosexual child molester McKay was remanded in custody and placed on the sex offenders' register. Now you know why homosexuals are working feverishly to eliminate all age of consent laws, and they've publicly admitted that child molestation is an integral part of the homosexual community. Right now as the homosexual hate movement is feverishly trying to normalize homosexuality, they are already laying the groundwork to normalize child molestation by eliminating all age of consent laws, a homosexual pedophile rights platform demand they admit to, all under their catch-all phrase "anti-dscrimination". http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=95e_1365550041 RealityChecker Homosexual Child Molestation Monsters At It Again! homosexual child molestation