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on April 29, 2016 in World News

Gang war’ shootout in downtown Toronto leads to kidnapping of boys, forcing them to play Russian roulette

TORONTO – A “gang war” shootout inside a downtown Toronto condominium allegedly led to two 17-year-old boys being kidnapped and tortured when they were forced to play Russian roulette and perform sexual acts. Toronto police are searching for two people on a Canada-wide warrant – including one teenage boy – who they believe were directly involved…

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on April 28, 2016 in World News

Salon Admits Mainstream Media Manipulates, Deceives Public

No wonder MSM is rapidly losing viewership Kit Daniels Salon, a leftist media outlet, unintentionally admitted the mainstream media manipulates public opinion. In an article discussing non-politicians with unrivaled influence over American politics, Salon claimed Amazon’s Jeff Bezos bought the Washington Post to influence public opinion. “Not a known political financier, Amazon’s Jeff Bezos took a less direct route to political influence in purchasing the Washington Post in 2013, and though WaPo is a humongous organization, editorial leanings in the media tend to have a top-down effect,” Salon’s Brendan Gauthier wrote with refreshing honesty. Although it’s been well-documented that the… View Article

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on April 28, 2016 in World News

Newtown: Pro-Gun Donald Trump Gets More Votes than Anti-Gun Hillary Clinton

by AWR Hawkins28 Apr 2016332 During Connecticut’s April 26 primaries, pro-gun Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump received more votes in Newtown than anti-gun Hillary Clinton. Newtown, where Sandy Hook Elementary School is located, became the epicenter of the gun control movement following Adam Lanza’s heinous December 2012 attack on the school. According to the Newtown Patch, pro-gun Trump received “1,564 votes” from Newtown voters, while anti-gun Clinton received “1,362 votes.” Statewide, Trump beat his fellow Republican contenders handily by winning “58.27 percent” of the Republican primary votes. Clinton beat Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT)in a closer race by winning just more than 51 percent… View Article

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