Sunday, July 03, 2011

Fall of the Republic HQ full length version

Guests Watch As Worker Falls, Dies On Thrill Ride

Magical Midway Worker Falls Doing Maintenance On Ride

POSTED: Saturday, July 2, 2011
UPDATED: 1:50 pm EDT July 3, 2011
clickorlando.com




ORLANDO, Fla. -- A worker was killed Saturday while performing maintenance on an Orlando thrill park ride as park guests watched while he dangled from a safety harness.
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Justin W. Honeycutt, 30, was killed while working on the Star Flyer at the Magical Midway, a thrill park located at 7001 International Drive in Orlando. The Star Flyer attraction is a giant swing that takes riders hundreds of feet in the air.

Orange County deputies and fire rescue officials found Honeycutt suspended by the safety harness about 50 feet off the ground. Rescuers brought Honeycutt down after about 45 minutes, but he was pronounced dead.

Honeycutt suffered severe traumatic injuries to his body.

A witness said she saw Honeycutt climbing the ride, and her children said the ride began to move when a counterweight apparently struck him.

"I was there to see the blood," the woman said. "The machine came down on him, and they went to go tell someone and no one believed them until finally when I started screaming, 'Blood, blood."

"He was strapped in. He was following safety precautions," a rescue worker said.

Officials said the ride was not open to guests at the time of the incident. No one else was injured.

Rides at the park reopened Sunday, although the Star Flyer remains closed.

The state Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services will investigate the incident.

Stay with Local 6 for more on this story.




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Troubadours: Carole King | James Taylor - The Rise of the Singer-Songwriter (official trailer)

Osama's Hideout and All Those Documents

As we are subjected to psychological warfare like "When we raided Osama's hideout we found documents that show he intended to attack the U.S. on the forth of July."
It is intended to make the raid seem more real psychologically, and to possibly pave the way for a false flag attack.
But for people, like me, who think Osama died in 2001, it doesn't make the raid seem more real, it just reminds us of the 9-11 fraud, weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and how the government will say anything to get it's war mongering way.


It is pretty smart though, to say that they found all of these documents.

Just as an example let's say a lot of people started believing what I am saying about the raid and the documents all being fake. (NBL - Not Bloody Likely)
They could easily say "We found documents that show the author of Bluebeerriver is a terrorist and long time friend of bin Laden, he was killed today in a raid on his compound." "We found even more documents there." (BTW, I don't live in a compound but it sounds much scarier than "house or home")

They can point these documents at anyone or anything.

Point it at the right to keep and bear arms.

"We found documents that show a plan by Al qaeda to legally obtain firearms in the U.S. then to use them on attacks on shopping malls and grocery stores across the U.S."
"That is why we must disarm Americans and put the TSA in malls and grocery stores."

What will the next document show?

"We found proof that Qaddafi is planning a terrorist attack on the U.S." "That is why we must expand the war in Libya to include ground troops this fall."

Anyway, you get my point. Don't believe everything that you see on the news, consider the possibility that the government is lying...again.


Saturday, July 02, 2011

Obama Administration calls for halt to Texas execution

By MARK SHERMAN | Associated Press • Published July 01, 201

WASHINGTON – The Obama administration took the unusual step Friday of asking the Supreme Court to stop Texas from executing a Mexican citizen convicted of raping and killing a 16-year-old girl.

The administration said the court should delay the planned July 7 execution of Humberto Leal for up to six months to give Congress time to consider legislation that would directly affect Leal's case.

The 38-year-old native of Monterrey, Mexico, [Raised in San Antonio, and understands both English and Spanish.] wasn't told he could contact the Mexican consulate after his arrest for the murder of Adria Sauceda. His lawyers say police violated an international treaty by not telling Leal he could have consular assistance.

Police discovered Sauceda's nude body on a dirt road in San Antonio in May 1994. Evidence showed she had been raped, bitten and strangled. A large stick that had a screw protruding from it was left in her body.

Among other evidence, the bite mark was matched to Leal. Her bloody blouse was found at Leal's home.
She and Leal had been attending a party not far from where she was found.
Full story at theolympian.com

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