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Church shooting suspect angry over job search, hated Liberals.
Seems the shooter hated the Liberal movement so he shot up a bunch of innocent people at a church play, way to go douche bag.
FROM THE ARTICLE
The suspect in a fatal shooting at a Knoxville church Sunday was motivated by frustration over being unable to obtain a job and hatred for the liberal movement, police said Monday.
Authorities recovered a four-page letter in which the suspect, Jim Adkisson, described his feelings and motives, police said.
Adkisson, 58, of Powell, Tennessee, has been charged with one count of first-degree murder in the shootings at Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church.
The gunman killed two adults and wounded seven others before being overpowered by congregants, authorities said.
The case is being investigated as a hate crime, police said. Seems the shooter hated the Liberal movement so he shot up a bunch of innocent people at a church play, way to go douche bag. ... more -
It's up to Seahawks: Save Seattle sports scene from gloom
As a long suffering Seattle sports fan I have to say this gets me pumped for football this year!
Seattle Times Newspaper
This is the speech coach Mike Holmgren should give tonight when he addresses his players on the eve of the Seahawks' first day of practice:
"Welcome back, gentlemen. Let me say that starting today I want you to think of this season differently than any season in your career, whether it's Pop Warner, prep or the Pro Bowl.
"This isn't just another NFL season we're entering. It's a rescue mission.
"Have you men been paying attention to the sports scene in this town? Have you scanned the sports pages?
"I mean it's as arid as the Kalahari Desert, as desolate as the surface of the moon. Sea of Tranquillity? In this city, it's more like the Sea of Hostility.
"The sports fans here are as desperate for good news as the brokers on Wall Street. Seattle's sports stock has plummeted like Starbucks'.
"Ask Nate Burleson.
"He grew up here. He went to Mariners games. He saw Ken Griffey Jr. score from first on the double by Edgar Martinez that beat the Yankees.
"He saw the Sonics in their heyday. He cheered for Gary Payton and Shawn Kemp. He watched that 1996 NBA Finals against the Chicago Bulls. He felt the pain of that Game 6 loss. Treated it like a personal insult.
"Nate's a Seattle sports fan. He caught passes for O'Dea before he caught them for us. Look at your teammate. He's hurting right now, and it's up to us to ease his pain and the pain of the thousands of fans just like him.
"In case you've spent the entire summer in the weight room, let me remind you that the Sonics are gone, gentlemen. They left for Oklahoma City, where they have been renamed the Thunder.
"OK, hold down the laughter. Yeah, I know, 'What a rinky-dink nickname, right?' It belongs in the arena league or maybe team tennis. As a long suffering Seattle sports fan I have to say this gets me pumped for football this year! Seattle Times Newspaper ... more -
CNN pick top 10 horrific movie moments
The CNN cable news network has chosen its top 10 most spine-tingling moments in film history.
Here is the list beginning with their #1 choice.
1. “Ring”
(Hideo Nakata, 1998)
2. “The Thing”
(John Carpenter, 1982)
3. “The Orphanage”
(Juan Antonio Bayona, 2007) ... The CNN cable news network has chosen its top 10 most spine-tingling moments in film history. ... more -
AP headline: "Everything seemingly is spinning out of control"
Great headline, and the article explains why the mood of misery abouds in America today
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Sky Nelson - "Ngeh"
"Ngeh", talks about misery in the village. In this song, Sky Nelson is asking the question: "Who started this thing called suffering?" "Ngeh" means suffer. He portrays the degree of misery in the village and begging for people to put their heads together and seek for solutions.
Tags: Cameroon Ndu Africa suffering misery African music solutions riot Yaounde hip-hop r&b unsigned "Ngeh", talks about misery in the village. In this song, Sky Nelson is asking the question: "Who started this thing cal... more
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