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Quixote1818's JournalIdiot gun nut makes all kinds of crap up about bear spray not being effective
I don't know what it is about this guy but he irritates the crap out of me because like most gun nuts he just uses his own feelings instead of the actual stats which I give below the video. He talks about all kinds of people getting killed who used bear spray. Totally made up shit! In my searching on the subject I found ZERO instances where someone was killed by a bear after they used bear spray:
Snip: The research confirms that its highly effective. A 20-year study, published in the Journal of Wildlife Management, of bear-spray incidents in Alaska found that these sprays stopped a bears undesirable behavior more than 90% of the time. The few times someone using spray sustained an injury, that injury was minor. Even when wind interfered with the sprays accuracy, it still reached the bear and helped scare it off, the study shows.
http://time.com/5270214/does-pepper-spray-work-on-bears/
Link to the 20 year study on bear spray: https://wildlife.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.2193/2006-452
538: Tracking Congress In The Age Of Trump
For anyone interested:
At first glance these Senators vote the least with Trump:
Gillibrand - 12.2
Warren - 13.3
Merkley - 13.3
Sanders - 14.6
Booker - 15.6
Markey - 15.7
Harris - 17.8
Wyden - 18.9
Blumenthal -21.3
https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/congress-trump-score/?ex_cid=rrpromo
Rosemary, The Hidden Kennedy Daughter
The Tragic Life of JFK's Sister
Based on her writing skills you can now see in her diary, she appeared to have a pretty normal, bright personality and probably just learned differently. She was probably dyslexic. Dyslexics who are a very small minority make up a huge number of entrepreneurs and are often genius. What is so tragic about this is that her parents were so ashamed of her and yet she might have been the brightest of all the kids and her intelligence would have eventually naturally blossomed like it does with most very smart dyslexics. Being dyslexic and behind in school in such a high achieving family that was repressing every natural and wonderful thing about who she really was, would have given her a very powerful self esteem problem and the repressive impulses of her parents would have been suffocating for such a free spirit. Often many other psychological manifestations pop up with this kind of abuse. They had this beautiful thoroughbred that wanted to run free and they were keeping her chained up in disgrace. I have to say the more I learn about this tragedy the more I feel like I am becoming Rosemary's biggest fan. And even if she wasn't an undiscovered dyslexic "genius" who was never allowed to blossom, she should have been allowed to be EXACTLY who she was and she should have been celebrated not hidden away. She clearly was trying so hard to break out of the chains but the naive pride and social snobbery on an epic level, mixed with a lethal dose of pure selfishness infecting her parents, snuffed out this ray of pure sunshine in the most tragic way.
5 Kings Who Fought and Fell on the Front Lines
'Bad news for the president': Fox News analyst explains why Trump could go down in Bezos blackmail
Bad news for the president: Fox News analyst explains why Trump could go down in Jeff Bezos blackmail case
Fox News senior judicial analyst Andrew Napolitano on Monday warned that an alleged extortion plot against Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos could be bad news for President Donald Trump.
Napolitano made the remarks about Trumps connection to AMI, The National Enquirers parent company, during an interview on Fox Business.
Heres the essence of what Jeff Bezos claims, he explained. He was admonished by AMIs people: If you continue your investigation wherever it goes we will publish more photos of you.'
Now that is an act of blackmail, Napolitano insisted. Because it is an effort to prevent him from doing what he has a right to do by the threat of exposing something.
More with video: https://www.rawstory.com/2019/02/bad-news-president-fox-news-analyst-explains-trump-go-jeff-bezos-blackmail-case/?utm_source=push_notifications
New evidence suggests the New York Times was tricked into retracting a major Mueller probe bombshell
AlterNet
written by Cody Fenwick February 11, 2019
Last week, the court published an in-depth and partially redacted transcript of a hearing between Special Counsel Robert Mueller and lawyers for Paul Manafort, President Donald Trumps former campaign chair.
This trove of information provided a fresh glimpse inside the workings of Muellers team, revealing new details about the case that look increasingly bad for the president. And as reporter Marcy Wheeler noted, it also appears to significantly contradict previous reporting from the New York Times about a major development in the Russia investigation.
That development came when Manaforts lawyers accidentally filed an improperly redacted document addressing allegations that their client lied to the special counsel about material facts in the investigation. Most strikingly, investigators believe Manafort lied about a meeting with Russian-born political consultant Konstantin Kilimnik, who the government believes has ties to Russian intelligence, where the campaign chair handed over polling data on the 2016 campaign.
When the New York Times first reported on this fact, it contained a stunning revelation: Manafort had given the polling data to Kilimnik to pass it along to Oleg Deripaska, a Russian oligarch close to the Kremlin. This was significant for many reasons. First, of course, it ties the campaign directly to Moscow, which had been working on efforts to help secure Trumps victory. Second, previous reports of emails from Manafort during the campaign showed that he had offered private briefings to Deripaska to use his position close to Trump to fulfill his debts to the oligarch. And third, it makes the Trump administrations recent decision to lift sanctions on Deripaska specifically in a particularly generous fashion look even more suspicious.
More: https://www.alternet.org/2019/02/new-evidence-suggests-the-new-york-times-was-tricked-into-retracting-a-major-russia-probe-bombshell/
Declared major Democratic candidates Poll
Now that we have Amy throwing the hat in. Let's see where things shake out.
A Scandal For The Ages - Even During Trump's Presidency
Bill Maher brutally destroys the GOP as the 'party of the insane'
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