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Florida - 'Nuff Said - with Tx, Ky, Ut, SC, Ak, Az, Mi, Ar, Or, NJ, PA, TN IN, IL,CA, +Oh!

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Arizona

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This is what Fascist State looks like. 

Florida voters who oppose the state's 6-week abortion ban say they are being visited by police

https://www.yahoo.com/news/florida-voters-oppose-states-6-173626080.html

Florida voters who signed a petition to place a pro-choice abortion referendum on the ballot this November say they have been visited by police who are investigating claims of fraud at the behest of Gov. Ron DeSantis' administration, the Tampa Bay Times reported Saturday.

Last year, DeSantis, a Republican, signed into a law a ban on abortion after six weeks of pregnancy. In response, pro-choice campaigners gathered and submitted nearly one million signatures to place on the ballot Amendment 4, a referendum that would overturn the ban and restore reproductive rights in the state.

Now Florida's Department of State is claiming it suspects fraud in the signature-gathering process. In an email to county election officials, the department's Brad McVay requested that they hand over their already-verified petitions so that the signatures can be reexamined, claiming without evidence that those who circulated the petitions "represent known or suspected fraudsters," Tampa Bay television station WTVT reported.

 

Isaac Menasche, a voter who signed a petition to place the abortion referendum on the ballot, told the Times that he too was contacted by people working for the Florida governor's office. According to Menasche, a plainclothes police officer came to his home to question him, apparently seeking to verify that the signature on the petition was indeed his.

"I’m not a person who is going out there protesting for abortion,” Menasche told the newspaper. "I just felt strongly and I took the opportunity when the person asked me, to say yeah, I’ll sign that petition.”

Another voter, Becky Castellanos, told the Times that she was visited by a state police officer who interrogated her about a family member's petition signature. She said the incident felt intimidating.

"It didn't surprise me that they were doing something like this to try to debunk these petitions to get it taken off of the ballot," she told the outlet.

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Undercooked bear meat starts outbreak in North Carolina 

https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/73/wr/mm7340a4.htm#print

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Suspected Outbreak of Trichinellosis Associated with Undercooked Bear Meat — North Carolina, November 2023

 

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On 10/23/2024 at 1:34 PM, Toastrel said:

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Thanks a lot for sending this 21 days late.  I was on my way to the car.  

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10 minutes ago, hputenis said:

Thanks a lot for sending this 21 days late.  I was on my way to the car.  

21 days is hardly late in Arkansas.

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Mississippi monkeys are on the loose!

The Jasper County Sheriff's Office said the truck was transporting the monkeys from Tulane University when it overturned on Tuesday, Oct. 28 on Interstate 59 near mile marker 117, north of Heidelberg.

The monkeys, weighing approximately 40 pounds each, are aggressive toward humans and require personal protective equipment to handle. They carry hepatitis C, herpes, and COVID, posing potential health threats.

Tulane University has been notified and plans to send a team to retrieve the monkeys on Wednesday. They advised that if the monkeys leave the wreck site, they need to be shot.

Residents and drivers are urged not to approach the monkeys and to call 911.

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Monkeys on the loose after truck overturns in Heidelberg;...

A truck transporting monkeys from Tulane University overturned on I-59 near Heidelberg, with several monkeys reportedly on the loose posing health risks.

UH OH, IT'S STARTING!!!!!

http://archives-of-the-apes.blogspot.co.uk/

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School kids in Alabama were told to crawl under a train blocking their way home from school: facepalm

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Students told to climb under train car at bus stop in Tal...

The kids said the person who told them to do it was the train conductor.

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"Fury erupts after accused teen sex predator dodges prison; families swarm courthouse demanding judge’s head"

Correction: PA man screwed up while cleaning his rifle. He blamed the dog, for shame. facepalm

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Dog shoots owner in the back after jumping on shotgun lef...

A 53-year-old man in Pennsylvania has been hospitalized after his canine accidentally fired a shotgun at him, police said.

A bald eagle dropped a cat through a lady’s windshield in NC. Sadly, the cat is deceased.

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Motorist in North Carolina tells 911: 'I just had a bald...

A motorist in western North Carolina escaped injury when a cat carcass crashed into her windshield. The incident happened along a highway near the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

Ohio woman was killed by a deer she rescued. She enclosed it in a pen then was trapped inside as it attacked her.

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Ohio woman killed after deer she was trying to domesticat...

A woman in eastern Ohio was killed over the weekend after a deer she had been trying to domesticate suddenly turned on her.
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A raccoon got loose inside a Virginia ABC store and sampled too many of the goods. They eventually found it passed out in a restroom.

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