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Dive into the explosive biker news rocking the outlaw motorcycle club world! In this raw episode of Insane Throttle, we break down the shocking humiliation of the Black Sabbath Motorcycle Club’s current national president. Caught trying to fake a Georgia chapter by wearing unauthorized colors to a funeral, he was confronted by 1%ers and forced to strip them off on the spot. No chapters? No colors! This clown show has the streets and social media buzzing – is this the end for Black Sabbath MC’s reputation?From jealousy-fueled coups to broken MC protocol and lies about legendary former prez Black Dragon (who built the club for 35+ years), we expose how internal betrayal is turning a storied 99% club into a laughingstock. Hear why Diamonds and other clubs are done dealing with this mess, and why Black Dragon’s the real voice of honor in biker brotherhood. We call it like it is: time for the national president to RESIGN before the whole nation crumbles!Key Highlights: 0:01: The scandal unfolds – national prez’s epic fail in Georgia 1:30: Funeral confrontation: 1%ers say “No bueno” to fake rockers 2:22: Black Dragon’s ousting – bylaws broken, word not kept 5:07: How Black Sabbath let down its own legend 7:39: Comparing to Iron Order – is Black Sabbath the new circus? 9:02: Black Dragon’s honest reaction: “I failed by letting this happen” 13:03: Threats flying? Why no club will negotiate with this leadership 15:07: Why MCs are losing members – fake brotherhood exposed 17:20: Our call to action: Truce with Black Dragon & clean house! If you’re into motorcycle club drama, 1%er protocols, Diamond club beefs, or just real talk on why everyone’s going independent, hit play NOW. What’s your take – should he resign? Drop comments below!

Climbers at Mount Everest need some prayers right now. Major rescue efforts are underway at Mount Everest after a snowstorm trapped 1,000 people on the eastern side of the mountain. Currently hundreds of rescue climbers have been deployed to rescue the climbers. Nearly 1,000 people were stranded at Mt. Everest’s eastern slope camp (4,900 m altitude) after a sudden snowstorm hit the area.Hundreds of rescuers are clearing snow to reopen the route, as tents collapsed and some campers showed signs of hypothermia.#Tibet #Everest pic.twitter.com/hl5kW0Oawj — Shanghai Daily (@shanghaidaily) October 5, 2025 The Guardian had more to share on the rescue efforts: Rescue efforts are under way on Mount Everest after a snowstorm trapped nearly 1,000 people in campsites on the eastern side of the mountain, according to Chinese state media. Hundreds of trekkers stranded by a blizzard near the eastern face of the mountain in Tibet were guided to safety by rescuers on Sunday, as unusually heavy precipitation including rain pummelled the Himalayas. As of Sunday, 350 people had reached the small township of Qudang, while contact with the remaining 200-plus trekkers had been made, China Central Television (CCTV) reported. Visitors to the remote valley of Karma, which leads to the eastern Kangshung face of Everest, were in the hundreds this week, taking advantage of an eight-day National Day holiday in China. Snowfall in the valley, which lies at an elevation averaging 4,200 metres (13,779 feet), began on Friday evening and persisted throughout Saturday. “It was so wet and cold in the mountains, and hypothermia was a real risk,” said Chen Geshuang, who was part of an 18-strong trekking team that made it to Qudang. “The weather this year is not normal. The guide said he had never encountered such weather in October. And it happened all too suddenly.” Hundreds of trekkers stranded by a blizzard near the eastern face of Mount Everest in Tibet were guided to safety by rescuers, as unusually heavy snow and rainfall pummeled the Himalayas https://t.co/3GqKyh4C3Y pic.twitter.com/SVBS5QmDWC — Reuters (@Reuters) October 5, 2025 BBC reported some trekkers are suffering from hypothermia: Tibet’s Blue Sky Rescue team had received a call for help saying that tents had collapsed due to heavy snow, and that some hikers were already suffering from hypothermia, Chinese state media reported. Tingri County Tourism Company suspended ticket sales and entry to Everest Scenic Area from Saturday, according to Reuters news agency. The region is facing extreme weather at the moment, as neighbouring Nepal has been battered by heavy rains which triggered landslides and flash floods that have washed away bridges and killed at least 47 people in the last two days. In China, Typhoon Matmo has made landfall, forcing about 150,000 people to evacuate from their homes. Mount Everest is the world’s highest peak at over 8,849m. Although many people attempt to climb the summit every year, it is considered an incredibly dangerous hike. In recent years it has been plagued with concerns of overcrowding, environmental concerns and a series of fatal climbing attempts. Your thought?

The “How Dare You” climate activist Greta Thunberg is not having fun in Israeli jail. Thunberg was detained by Israeli authorities after violating Israel’s naval blockade when she attempted to deliver aid to Gaza on a boat. After being taken off her boat, Thunberg was placed into prison where she claims she is experiencing horrible conditions. The Guardian reported more on Thunberg’s imprisonment: The environmental campaigner Greta Thunberg has told Swedish officials she is being subjected to harsh treatment in Israeli custody after her detention and removal from a flotilla carrying aid to Gaza, according to correspondence seen by the Guardian. According to the correspondence, Israeli forces are also reported by another detainee to have taken photographs where Thunberg was allegedly forced to hold flags. The identity of the flags is unknown. In an email sent by the Swedish foreign ministry to people close to Thunberg, and seen by the Guardian, an official who has visited the activist in prison said she claimed she was detained in a cell infested with bedbugs, with too little food and water. “The embassy has been able to meet with Greta,” reads the email. “She informed of dehydration. She has received insufficient amounts of both water and food. She also stated that she had developed rashes which she suspects were caused by bedbugs. She spoke of harsh treatment and said she had been sitting for long periods on hard surfaces.” “Another detainee reportedly told another embassy that they had seen her [Thunberg] being forced to hold flags while pictures were taken. She wondered whether images of her had been distributed,” the Swedish ministry’s official added. The allegation was corroborated by at least two other members of the flotilla who had been detained by Israeli forces and released on Saturday. “They dragged little Greta [Thunberg] by her hair before our eyes, beat her, and forced her to kiss the Israeli flag. They did everything imaginable to her, as a warning to others,” the Turkish activist ErsinÇelik, a participant in the Sumud flotilla, told Anadolu news agency. Take a look: Celebrity activist Greta Thunberg being held in bedbug-infested cell in Israel: ‘Sitting for long periods on hard surfaces’ https://t.co/rZ47dH0ZZC pic.twitter.com/SrNOSDf3nk — New York Post Metro (@nypmetro) October 4, 2025 Fox News reported more on Thunberg’s alleged complaints and the Israeli government’s response: Greta Thunberg’s alleged claims that she sat for hours on hard surfaces in a bedbug-infested Israeli jail while denied adequate food and water have been blasted by Israel’s Foreign Ministry as “brazen lies.” According to correspondence from the Swedish Foreign Ministry, seen by The Guardian, Thunberg told officials she developed rashes possibly caused by bedbugs. The activist was also said to have complained of dehydration. A letter shared with Thunberg’s parents also reportedly said she described “harsh and exhausting” treatment after she was detained by Israeli forces during her Gaza-bound Global Sumud Flotilla aid expedition. In a statement shared Sunday on X, an Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesperson said all detainees’ “legal rights were fully upheld.” They insisted that Thunberg “did not complain to Israeli authorities about any of these ludicrous and baseless allegations because they never occurred.” What is your opinion?

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