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October 2024
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October 2024

The October issue of Rider Magazine has arrived! Enjoy fall riding with the help of our Fall Buyers Guide full of innovative motorcycle products, and find detailed reviews of the KTM 890 SMT, the BMW M 1000 XR, and the Triumph Daytona 660, as well as inspiring tour stories. Subscribe Now Additional stories in the October issue of Rider: 2024 KTM 890 SMT | Rider Test Fall Buyers Guide Riding the Honda Transalp on Southern California’s scenic Central Coast  | Tour Test 2024 BMW M 1000 XR | First Rider An exploratory ride in Bullitt County, Kentucky  | On the Road 2024 Triumph Daytona 660  | First Ride Riding through Connecticut for crowd-free clam chowder   | Favorite Ride And more! Subscribe to Rider Magazine The post October 2024 appeared first on Rider Magazine.
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[VIDEO] Freight Train Crashes Into Semi-Truck Carrying Tank
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[VIDEO] Freight Train Crashes Into Semi-Truck Carrying Tank

Footage from South Carolina shows a CSX train smashing into a semi-truck carrying a tank. The crash happened at a railroad crossing in Goose Creek, South Carolina, which is near Charleston. “Wild video captured earlier this afternoon in Goose Creek, South Carolina shows an 18-wheeler carrying a military tank getting stuck on railroad tracks and being struck by a CSX freight train. Numerous bystanders witnessed the incident,” Rawsalerts wrote. “Officials reported that the truck, using a lowboy trailer to transport an M109 Paladin Howitzer tank, became stuck while crossing the tracks. The oncoming train collided with the truck, causing significant damage,” the post continued. “Fortunately, no injuries were reported, and the driver refused treatment. ‘It’s not every day you see a tank get smashed by a train,’ some workers joked,” it added. WATCH: #BREAKING: Watch as a CSX freight train crashes into a semi-truck carrying a military army tank ⁰⁰#GooseCreek | #SouthCarolina Watch wild video captured earlier this afternoon in Goose Creek, South Carolina shows an 18-wheeler carrying a military tank getting stuck on… pic.twitter.com/WJ5CG5mW6S — R A W S A L E R T S (@rawsalerts) September 12, 2024 WCNC reports: The tank was being carried on a flatbed truck, which appears to have become stuck on the railroad crossing. In a video obtained by WCNC Charlotte, the truck driver can be seen fleeing the truck moments before the train impacts his trailer. No one was injured in the crash, according to the Goose Creek Police Department. Portions of the roadway, identified as Liberty Hall near Redbank Road, were closed for an extended period of time because of the extensive damage to the intersection. Wow! Train Takes Out a Tank: A CSX freight train slammed straight in to a semi-truck carrying an army tank in Goose Creek, South Carolina!The 18-wheeler became stuck while crossing the tracks. The oncoming train collided with the truck, causing significant damage. From the… pic.twitter.com/NXUJ5sxuds — John Cremeans USA (@JohnCremeansUSA) September 12, 2024 WATCH: From The Post and Courier: CSX spokesperson Austin Staton confirmed to The Post and Courier that a train struck a lowboy semitruck near the Liberty Hall Road crossing just after 12:40 p.m. on Sept. 12. No injuries were reported, and passenger service has not been impacted, Staton said. The cause of the incident is under investigation. The artillery vehicle was being transported to the Joint Base Charleston weapons station when the collision occurred, a spokesperson told The Post and Courier. The Goose Creek Police Department, which had several units present at the scene, did not respond to requests for comment prior to publication. Scratches and dents along the CSX’s second engine were visible from the road. It is unclear how extensive the damage to the train, trailer and artillery vehicle sustained in the collision may be.
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“It’s disgusting”: Cats Found Mutilated, Cut In Half in Houston
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Do we have a “copycat killer” on our hands….or is the depravity just spreading? Maybe a new 20,000 Haitians were just flown into Houston? Of course you’ve heard about Springfield, Ohio but now it’s spread to Houston. Take a look: Houston, Texas Three Cats found Mutilated, in Houston’s East End • bodies cut in half• paws missing• missing limbs • Fact, paws and bones of animals are used in black magic and voodoo.—— Officials are stunned at who could possibly do this. Gee, I wonder who.. … pic.twitter.com/R032Wo6nmh — MJTruthUltra (@MJTruthUltra) September 13, 2024 From local Click2Houston, here’s more: Several cats have been found dead, cut in half, in Houston’s East End neighborhood. The Houston Police Department needs your help finding out if someone is killing cats or if this is the result of an animal attack. Police say there have been at least three cases in recent days of dead cats showing up mutilated in the area. The partial remains of a cat killed and mutilated in Houston’s East End neighborhood. Animal Cruelty detectives think at least two cats have been found dead, with the possibility of a third. The first case was reported on August 26th, the second just this past Sunday and the third case was called in by neighbors on Wednesday. In each of the instances, cats were found dead, cut in half and their remains spread out for the public to see. “My mom was out walking her dog, and she passed by, saw that black cat was severed in half,” said Jackson Hime. “It doesn’t look natural to me.” What is up with all the brown lizards in Houston? The difference between the Green Anole and Brown Anole One of the most recent cases happened at the corner of South Lockwood Drive and Park Drive. Neighbors tell KPRC 2′s Gage Goulding that all of the dead cats have been found within a block of this area. According to Hime, the second cat killed was a calico named Stella. “It’s disgusting. It’s frightening,” Hime said. “For this to happen three times in two weeks when we haven’t seen anything like this in 30 years, I find it hard to believe that that’s just a random animal attack.” Neighbors along Park Drive have filed at least three separate reports with Houston Police. Animal Cruelty detectives are investigating, saying there’s just not enough evidence to know for certain if this was done by an animal or by a person. KPRC 2′s Gage Goulding was in the area when BARC staff showed up to collect the cat’s remains a full day after neighbors made the 911 call. They are going to perform a necropsy on the remains. “We talked to the officers yesterday and as you can see, the body is still out here being eaten by flies,” Hime said. Texas PUC delays decision again on CenterPoint Energy’s rates on electric bills A representative from BARC also told Goulding that from the evidence, it appears the mutilation was done by a human. Watch this local news report: BREAKING: Several cats in Houston, TX have been found mutilated in recent weeks, with no arrests made so far. pic.twitter.com/cZjSebzqw5 — The General (@GeneralMCNews) September 13, 2024 CATS FOUND MUTILATED, SLICED IN HALF IN HOUSTON, TEXAS Several cats have been found dead, decapitated, in Houston’s East End. According to police, there have been at least three cases in recent days of cats showing up mutilated in the area. The first case was reported on… pic.twitter.com/dLzyop8xg7 — Mark Chapman (@MC_IBTimesSG) September 13, 2024 No arrests have been made yet. BREAKING: Several cats in Houston, TX have been found mutilated in recent weeks, with no arrests made so far. pic.twitter.com/cZjSebzqw5 — The General (@GeneralMCNews) September 13, 2024 In related news: Now They’re Calling It The “Lesbian Anthem”….and I Can’t Stop Watching! Oh boy…. WARNING before we even get into this story: it’s very funny and actually kind of catchy, but this story has some, shall we say, “adult themes” in it and I don’t want to read your angry emails.  So if you think you’ll be offended by something “Rated R” then you should tune out now.  Go read a different story, it’s ok, lot’s of really good ones to choose from on our homepage here:  https://wltreport.com Ok, for everyone else, let’s dig in. Donald Trump is now responsible, in a way, for creating the so-called “Lesbian Anthem”. Yes, really. And that’s not good for those hard-core conservatives who already think he’s too “soft” on LBGT. Writing and singing the “Lesbian Anthem” is not going to help his cause. But first I have to explain how we even got here, because it’s pretty incredible HOW we got here, and HOW FAST we got here. So two weeks ago, things were fine in Ohio, life as usual. I mean, look….it’s no Iowa but it was fine for Ohio, normal life. Then the Biden/Harris Regime airlifted 20,000 Haitians to Springfield, Ohio.  TWENTY.  THOUSAND. And yes, that is actually, objectively true, here’s the Fox News article from just three days ago confirming: Then those said Haitians began doing what Haitians do, which is, well….eating dogs, cats, ducks, geese and in one case a pig. Killing, skinning and eating them. Often out in the street. Often family pets. Sick stuff. Then that news started going viral. Then President Trump brought it up in the debate. Then ABC News tried to “Fact-Check” him and claim it wasn’t true. The only problem with that is WE “Fact-Checked” ABC News and proved it’s 100% true many times over: ANOTHER ABC NEWS FACT-CHECK: Yes, The Haitians ARE Eating Dogs, Cats, Ducks and Geese! So you'd think that would be the end of it, right? It would have been, except for TikTok. Someone turned "They're Eating the Cats" into a song featuring Trump's voice from the debate and Trump dancing: THEY MADE A SONG!!!??? pic.twitter.com/r76tVP7jIJ — il Donaldo Trumpo (@PapiTrumpo) September 12, 2024 And....it's actually kinda catchy! I've had it playing on repeat. It's absolutely gone viral with one person suggesting if we ever wanted to move on from Lee Greenwood's "God Bless The USA" this song could be a good replacement: If not Lee Greenwoods God Bless the USA this should be Trumps victory song when he wins the election! — ProudPatriotUS (@PrPatriotUS) September 12, 2024 And then it went viral on TikTok as a dance competition. Everyone doing their dance moves to this song... THOUSANDS of them! NEW: The Haitian pet story is spreading throughout TikTok as creators are dancing to the new 'They're Eating the Cats Remix.' The creators are dancing to a remix that was made from Trump's comments during the debate. Some users say the song is the new "Lesbian Anthem" due to… pic.twitter.com/QHyxa3mA4X — Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) September 12, 2024 So how do we get to the "Lesbian Anthem"? Well, that's where it gets a little "R Rated".... Collin Rugg reports the name comes from the "Eating cat" lyric of the song (use your imagination): NEW: The Haitian pet story is spreading throughout TikTok as creators are dancing to the new 'They're Eating the Cats Remix.' The creators are dancing to a remix that was made from Trump's comments during the debate. Some users say the song is the new "Lesbian Anthem" due to the "eating cat" comment. The story of Haitians allegedly eating pets in Springfield, Ohio has widely been shared throughout X but it's now making its way to platforms like TikTok. When you overlay the song over President Trump's famous dance moves, it does seem to fit quite nicely: The left created this song to troll Trump and accidentally created a MAGA club anthem. Hilarious. pic.twitter.com/dI8RYW08wb — Bad Hombre (@joma_gc) September 12, 2024 Has a new #1 hit been made?
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Boeing Workers Go On Strike
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33,000 Boeing aircraft assembly workers walked off the job Friday morning. Union members voted to go on strike and rejected a tentative contract. According to CBS News, the tentative contract would have increased wages by 25% over four years. 33,000 @IAM751 and District 24 members are officially ON STRIKE for a fair contract at Boeing! They're fighting for everyone — and we have their backs!#OurFutureOurFight pic.twitter.com/EpOlf24Lxu — Machinists Union (@MachinistsUnion) September 13, 2024 Per CBS News: The walkout started at 12:01 a.m. PDT, less than three hours after the local branch of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers announced that 94.6% of voting workers rejected the proposed contract and 96% approved the work stoppage, easily surpassing a two-thirds requirement. The labor action involves 33,000 Boeing machinists, most of them in Washington state, and is expected to shut down production of the company’s best-selling airliners. The strike won’t affect commercial flights but represents another setback for the aerospace giant, whose reputation and finances have been battered by manufacturing problems and multiple federal investigations this year. The striking machinists assemble the 737 Max, Boeing’s best-selling jetliner, along with the 777, or “triple-seven” jet, and the 767 cargo plane at factories in Renton and Everett, Washington. The walkout probably won’t stop production of Boeing 787 Dreamliners, which are built by nonunion workers in South Carolina. WATCH: BREAKING: @Boeing machinists vote to STRIKE, effective immediately. This means 32,000 @IAM751 and W24 members are on the picket lines starting TONIGHT. Vote to strike was 96% for it pic.twitter.com/gBUKmkRYOn — Ryan Simms (@RyanTVnews) September 13, 2024 More than 30,000 @Boeing machinists and aerospace workers across the country are now on strike after reject the company’s latest contract offer. I gave a live report at the NE Portland plant at 7 am on Good Day Oregon. #Fox12Oregon pic.twitter.com/NzSyNascQl — Debra Gil (@DebraGil) September 13, 2024 “If two-thirds reject the offer and vote to strike, production of Boeing’s 737 Max, 777, and 767 planes could halt on Friday. Workers are demanding higher raises and restored pensions,” Mario Nawfal wrote. “Boeing, recovering from recent scandals, warns a strike could harm business. The vote results will determine whether production shuts down, impacting Boeing’s finances and reputation further,” he added. BOEING FACES POSSIBLE STRIKE AS WORKERS VOTE ON CONTRACT Boeing's 33,000 assembly workers, mostly in Seattle, are voting on a contract offer that includes a 25% pay raise over four years. If two-thirds reject the offer and vote to strike, production of Boeing's 737 Max,… pic.twitter.com/OgW05eDeU6 — Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) September 13, 2024 From the Associated Press: Outside the Renton factory, people stood with signs reading, “Historic contract my ass” and “Have you seen the damn housing prices?” Car horns honked and a boom box played songs such as Twisted Sister’s “We’re Not Gonna Take It” and Taylor Swift’s “Look What You Made Me Do.” The machinists make $75,608 per year on average, not counting overtime, and that would rise to $106,350 at the end of the four-year contract, according to Boeing. However, the deal fell short of the union’s initial demand for pay raises of 40% over three years. The union also wanted to restore traditional pensions that were axed a decade ago but settled for an increase in new Boeing contributions of up to $4,160 per worker to employee 401(k) retirement accounts. Under the rejected contract, workers would have received $3,000 lump sum payments and a reduced share of health care costs. Boeing also had met a key union demand by agreeing to build its next new plane in Washington state. Several workers said they considered the wage offer inadequate and were upset by a recent company decision to change the criteria on which annual bonuses are paid. Toolmaker John Olson, 45, said he has received a 2% percent raise during his six years at Boeing.
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Rumors Flying That ABC Whistleblower Will Expose ABC News For Debate Rigging — Here’s What We Know So Far
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Rumors are flying online that a whistleblower is going to come forward today in the form of a sworn Affidavit to expose the alleged “rigging” of the Debate in favor of Kamala Harris. But is it true? We don’t just publish rumors here, we investigate and give you the straight scoop — as best we can determine. So let’s dig in…. It all started yesterday when reports like this started to go viral online from some pretty big, normally reputable accounts: BOMBSHELL REPORT: ABC whistleblower to reveal Harris campaign was given SAMPLE QUESTIONS that were essentially the same questions that were given during the debate.. Reports also indicate they were provided SEPERATE ASSURANCES Trump would be fact checked and Harris would NOT.. — Chuck Callesto (@ChuckCallesto) September 12, 2024 And from LeadingReport: BREAKING: ABC whistleblower allegedly will release an affidavit claiming the Harris campaign was given sample questions that were “essentially the same questions that were given during the debate,” as well as assurances that Trump would be “fact-checked” and she would not. — Leading Report (@LeadingReport) September 12, 2024 Tony Seruga, a famous whistleblower himself, says there are actually FIVE whistleblowers now: There are actually 5 whistleblowers now. Even former Clinton adviser Mark Penn is calling for ABC to probe if there was some effort at “rigging the outcome of this debate.” Additionally, a very short video is circulating of Linsey Davis who is a sorority sister of Kamala Harris,… pic.twitter.com/4WyBG4Vykm — Tony Seruga (@TonySeruga) September 12, 2024 The whistleblowers are reportedly set to blow the lid on two key “rigging” claims: 1. The Harris campaign received sample questions that were nearly identical to those asked during the debate. 2. There was a promise that Donald Trump would be fact-checked, while Kamala Harris would not face any scrutiny. An ABC whistleblower is set to expose a rigged debate, revealing two key claims: 1. The Harris campaign received sample questions that were nearly identical to those asked during the debate. 2. There was a promise that Donald Trump would be fact-checked, while Kamala Harris… — RealBenGeller (@RealBenGeller) September 12, 2024 Not only that, but former Bill Clinton advisor Mark Penn is calling for an investigation: FORMER CLINTON ADVISER CALLS FOR PROBE INTO ALLEGEDLY RIGGED HARRIS-TRUMP DEBATE Mark Penn is urging ABC News to investigate claims that Kamala Harris’ team allegedly received advance notice of debate questions. Posts have also surfaced that an alleged ABC whistleblower… pic.twitter.com/PnDeKsO0CX — Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) September 12, 2024 John Solomon reports more details at JustTheNews: Mark Penn, a former top adviser to Bill and Hillary Clinton, called Thursday for ABC to launch a formal internal investigation into its news division’s planning and execution of this week’s presidential debate to determine if there was some effort at “rigging the outcome of this debate.” ABC News came under significant bipartisan criticism because its moderators fact-checked some of Donald Trump’s statements but not a single pushback at any made by Kamala Harris. Trump said Thursday that the debate was three-on-one and declined to participate in another one before the election. Anchors David Muir and Linsey Davis moderated the first debate between Harris and Trump, which drew 67.1 million viewers, making it the most watched presidential debate since 2008. But it has drawn scorn from both Republicans and Democrats for giving the appearance of bias. “I actually think they should do a full internal investigation, hire an outside law firm. I don’t know how much of this was planned in advance,” Penn told the “John Solomon Reports” podcast. “I don’t know what they told the Harris campaign. I think the day after, suspicion here is really quite high, and I think a review of all their internal texts and emails really should be done by an independent party to find out to what extent they were planning on, in effect, you know, fact-checking just one candidate and in effect, rigging the outcome of this debate. I think the situation demands nothing less than that,” he added. Penn, chairman of the Harvard CAPS Harris Poll, also said Harris has done a “good job” defining Trump as the incumbent and herself as the change candidate even though she’s the sitting vice president. But he described the mainstream media’s coverage of Harris’ campaign as laughable. “It’s a 50-50, race. He’s [Trump] got more obvious tools to get across the finish line than she does and part of the thing here is that if the referees have their finger on the scale, it’s harder to, you know, break through and overcome. And certainly, general media coverage has been fairly laughable,” he said. President Trump himself says he believes the “rigging” is “very likely” and says if it happened ABC’s news license should be TERMINATED: Ok, so after all of that….is it true? As of right now, all I can tell you is there has been no whistleblower come forward yet, and the more time that passes the less likely that becomes. I actually found a really good and well-balanced analysis of the issue in the video below and I think this is a very fair analysis. Watch this or scroll down to read the transcript: FULL TRANSCRIPT: Keep in mind, allegations that this debate was rigged started the moment the betting markets began implying that Donald Trump was losing the debate. Now, those are betting markets; they could be manipulated as well, and they fluctuate a lot. And yes, Kamala has pulled ahead in the betting markets. Some of the first rumors we heard were that Kamala Harris was wearing an earpiece and being fed information about what to say or zingers to say. Potentially, she was even wearing nano earrings that had a little speaker on them. We’re going to get into this whistleblower complaint here, but that’s a major high risk. If you lose one of those, they fall down, and it’s just blatant evidence of cheating—it would be really bad. I don’t think that’s worth the risk. I think she had plenty of debate prep, and Donald Trump just didn’t prep as well as he should have. But let’s listen to these new whistleblower allegations to see if there’s any potential credibility here and what we should pay attention to. There is now a serious allegation circulating that could totally be fake news, but we need to address it. There’s an allegation now circulating that somebody claiming to be an ABC whistleblower is going to, quote, “before the weekend release a signed affidavit,” alleging that the Harris campaign received or helped to draft the policy questions and debate questions that were asked during the debate between Trump and Harris, and that Harris was promised not to be fact-checked if she went on the ABC debate. We have a lot to unpack here, so let’s start with where this speculation and rumor is coming from, and then I’ll give you my opinion on all of this. Keep in mind, it is coupon code expiration day. It actually expires in like 2 hours because, for some reason, we decided to do a 6:00 p.m. California time for it over at meetkevin.com. You know the drill—you get lifetime access; you pay once. You get to find out my multi-million dollar trade: soft landing or recession. It’s not a short; it’s actually a long position. It’s not a short, and it’s also not a bet against the Q’s, for example, or any individual stock. That’s why I think it can do well when and if we have a recession. I think it’ll do extremely well, and if we don’t have a recession, I also think it’ll do well. But obviously, there are ways it could do poorly as well. And if you want to sort of watch my positions change over time and discuss them with the course members, you pay once, you get lifetime access forever, and you’re guaranteed to get the lowest price. So as these sales expire, the price just goes up over time. Alright, so Bill Amman quote-tweeted this, and this is where I saw it. Bill Amman tweeted, “If this turns out to be true, this is a serious breach of journalistic ethics and a death blow to the ABC Network’s reputation.” So at least Bill Amman is acknowledging that it could potentially not be true, which is something we have to consider at this point. This could be made up, and it could just be disinformation that’s being used to try to promote the Trump campaign right now. Rita here replies and says, “The way moderators conducted the debate was a serious breach and death blow to ABC’s reputation.” Okay, so obviously, even since debate night, I was commenting on it. I was tweeting, “Hey, why does it seem like Trump has gotten fact-checked four or five times here?” Now, in fairness, some of the stuff that Trump was getting fact-checked on, he should have been fact-checked on, and some of the things he should not have been fact-checked on. So some of the fact-checks were wrong, and some of them were accurate. But Kamala Harris, when she made a misstatement, like for example, saying that Donald Trump suggested anti-Semites were very fine people—which we know isn’t true if you look up the quote. Trump said, “There are some people in the crowd who are very fine, and then there are others who are very evil.” Look up the quote yourself; look at the context. There was no fact-check of Kamala Harris. Okay, we called that out immediately when it happened. So, we all saw the same debate; we knew this was likely to be a three-versus-one. There’s a reason why I tweeted, “Trump should have prepared more.” He knew this was going to be a three-versus-one debate but didn’t come as prepared as he should have been. That led Kamala Harris to land many attacks. You know, I also argue that Taylor Swift is so good at branding. We all know she hates Trump, and by endorsing Harris after the debate, Swift implies she made her decision during the debate. And then I wrote, “Yeah, right, she was always for Harris, but brilliant branding move, implying she was waiting for the debate to make up her mind and therefore you’d be smart to make up your mind after the debate too.” I love Taylor Swift, but I called BS on that one. Okay, 57 minutes into the debate, Trump has not talked about the future. ABC needed to stay neutral—they have not. They fact-checked Trump, and they stayed on hard for Trump topics longer. Right, Harris is doing well—not perfect, but respectable. She did very well. And, wow, ABC has fact-checked Trump at least three to four times now, zero fact-checks by ABC for Harris. Again, I didn’t have too many fact-checks, I will say, for Harris either, but there were definitely a few opportunities to fact-check her, and I called them out anytime I saw them. I’m like, “No, that’s wrong; that’s basic.” You saw me cover this live. There were more opportunities to fact-check Trump, but the fact that she got zero fact-checks, and he got four to five, is helping lead to the speculation that, okay, what kind of rigging was going on here? Now, the allegation apparently—and this is where we have to really question the source of this—keep in mind, like, I don’t like this release. I think this is kind of… it potentially is true, but it’s also potentially total bullcrap. I hate how they’re setting this up. So, first of all, it’s “Black Insurrectionist I Follow Back True Patriots” is the account. Okay, so, so far the source is a little looney already. And when you scroll through their profile, most of their tweets or posts—since it’s now on X—are basically just all pro-Trump. “Here is how the left honors 9/11,” and, you know, implying more terrorism comes from Trump. “First it was DOS attacks, now the mail.” You know, basically, everything about this person’s channel is doing whatever Trump wants. Like, it almost sounds like an alt for Trump. “Will you join me in calling phone number 202-225-27777, whatever? This is the number for Speaker Johnson. Please tell him to shut the government down unless the SAVE Act is passed. We need every single person who believes in fair elections to show them. Please join them.” It’s already illegal to vote in an election if you’re not a documented citizen. Obviously, the SAVE Act is designed to strengthen some of the prosecution here. But the account is certainly not an unbiased source, right? This is clearly a pro-Trump account. It may even be a Trump campaign account. Nonetheless, they are now staking their account reputation on the following: “I will be releasing an affidavit from an ABC whistleblower regarding the debate.” Okay, now, first of all, an affidavit doesn’t necessarily mean anything. An affidavit is a sworn statement, but anybody can make a sworn statement. If you went to, you know, the cameraman at ABC and you’re like, “Hey, 500 grand to you or to your wife so nobody sees, or whatever, I need you to sign a sworn statement that you swear you know something,” it’s still not proof, right? Like, proof would be, here’s an email from ABC to the Kamala campaign. I’m just making an example of what proof would be; obviously, there could be other forms of proof, recordings, or whatever. A sworn affidavit is going to be on the weaker end of evidence. Actually, a sworn affidavit really isn’t evidence at all. As Judge Judy could say or would likely say, “Hearsay, even though it’s sworn, it could be complete BS.” “I have just signed a non-disclosure agreement with the attorney of the whistleblower.” Okay, so if there’s an attorney of the whistleblower, is there going to be a lawsuit? Because if there’s going to be a lawsuit, then there’ll be evidence, and then we can actually go through it. “The affidavit states how the Harris campaign was given sample questions…” Okay, you can’t even have grammar flow here correctly. “…which were essentially the same questions that were given during the debate, and separate assurances of fact-checking Donald Trump and that she would not be fact-checked.” Well, it is true that she was not fact-checked, and it is true that Donald Trump was fact-checked, and we know ABC leans left. This is not evidence that ABC did release questions, nor is it evidence that ABC gave assurances that there would be fact-checking of Trump. Accordingly, “the affidavit states several other factors that were built into the debate to give Kamala a significant advantage. I have seen and read the affidavit, and after the attorney blacks out the name of the whistleblower and other information that could dox the whistleblower, I will release the affidavit. I will be releasing the affidavit before the weekend is out.” Okay, so now if we have an anonymous affidavit and no evidence, we really have nothing. This could be complete fugazi. It could literally be Donald Trump that is the ABC whistleblower. “You know, I was there that night,” and it’s literally Donald Trump. So I take this with a substantial grain of salt. Now, but I will say, would it surprise me that, you know, maybe verbally, the Harris campaign was given a promise not to be fact-checked? No, it wouldn’t surprise me. And would it surprise me that the Harris camp had some of the questions beforehand? No. But then again, let’s be real, do we really think that either campaign didn’t know these things would come up? I mean, think about the flow of the campaign. I mean, I certainly didn’t have any answers beforehand, and I knew Trump was going to get asked about abortion, and I knew he was going to f*** it up. That’s not a hard prediction to make. It’s not a hard prediction at all to make; it was actually pretty freaking obvious that Trump was going to get hit on abortion, and he was going to screw it up. The flow of the debate was intro, intro, Trump, tariffs, after Trump tariffs, and some parts about the economy, we get into China and Taiwan, and then straight into abortion. All of these are super predictable topics. We get into IVF; we get into Afghanistan; we get into liability for presidents via the Supreme Court; we get into J6. None of this was a surprise. There was not a single surprise topic here. You could have prepared for all of this—fracking, oil, climate change, defund the police—come on. I could have written these questions. You could have written these questions. None of these questions were a surprise. Trump could have been substantially more prepared, and he chose not to be. That’s on him. I think it may have been an ego thing. But honestly, this debate is just going to blow over, and we’re still going to have a tight election here. Now, Donald Trump apparently is now also coming out suggesting that not only should there be no tax on tips, but there should also be no tax on overtime pay. Now, boy, that would be really interesting because overtime pay is usually time-and-a-half to double-time pay, right? You work more than eight hours, you usually get time-and-a-half; you work more than 12 hours in a shift, you get double time—double pay. Dude, if you didn’t get paid tax, like if there was no tax on overtime pay, that would literally—I mean, think about this for a moment. Let’s say you make 30 bucks an hour, okay? 30 bucks an hour, and on overtime, you make $45 an hour. Well, divide that by your tax rate—so, you know, I don’t know—one minus your tax rate, call it 67%, and we’re going to divide it by that, saying you pay 33% of taxes. That means ordinarily you would have to make about $67 to be left with $45 after. So, in other words, if you were working time-and-a-half and that extra time was not taxed, it would be like working for $67 an hour at time-and-a-half. So normally your wage is $30 an hour; time-and-a-half not taxed would be like $67 an hour. Double time not taxed would actually be like 3x pay, and it’d make a lot of people want to work overtime, that’s for d*** sure. So, interesting. Can any of these presidential plans from Harris or Trump actually really pass? Well, they’d really need to sweep, and they’d need to have some form of majority. I think there’s a higher likelihood of Republicans controlling the House and the Senate, just because of where the dynamics sit right now— which seats are up for grabs, seats that Democrats might not hold on to, or Republicans might win. But it’s a toss-up right now in terms of who’s going to win the election. So you’re probably going to have a divided government, and you’re probably going to be in a situation where a lot of these big plans don’t go through anyway. But we’ll see. It’s certainly not going to be like 2008, where you had 60 votes in the Senate for Democrats, and you were able to basically have a filibuster-proof majority and you could slam dunk whatever you want, like the Affordable Care Act or otherwise, you know, Obamacare. We’ll see. Either way, I saw this news and wanted to cover it. We got a coupon code expiring in 2 hours. Thank you so much for watching; we’ll see you in the next one. Go to meetkevin.com to learn more. If you have questions, or for some reason you missed the coupon, whatever, email us at staff@meetkevin.com. Thanks. Bye. Why not advertise these things that you told us here? I feel like nobody else knows about this. We’ll try a little advertising and see how it goes. Congratulations! You have done so much. People love you. People look up to you, Kevin. 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Friday the 13th – Scariest Urban Legend

Friday the 13th is often associated with superstitions and fears, commonly regarded as an unlucky day in Western culture. This belief likely originates from a combination of two elements viewed historically as unlucky: the number 13 and the day Friday. There are several theories about its origin: Biblical connections: At the Last Supper, there were 13 people present, and Jesus was crucified on a Friday. Norse mythology: In one legend, Loki, the trickster god, was the 13th guest at a banquet in Valhalla, causing chaos. Knights Templar: On Friday, October 13, 1307, the Knights Templar were arrested by the French king, which may have contributed to the negative association with the date. Modern culture, especially with the “Friday the 13th” horror movie franchise, has amplified the mystique and fear surrounding the date. The fear of Friday the 13th is called friggatriskaidekaphobia, frigga, meaning “Friday” and triskaidekaphobia, or paraskevidekatriaphobia, a word derived from the concatenation of the Greek words Paraskeví (meaning “Friday”), and dekatreís (meaning “thirteen”), attached to phobía (meaning “fear”). The word was derived in 1911 and first appeared in a mainstream source in 1953. Friday the 13th only happens a couple of times a year, so each and every time it does, it causes horror fans to celebrate. The day has always been billed as unlucky, given the superstitious nature of the number 13. Over the years, however, the superstitions have grown when it comes to Friday the 13th. The next full moon is set to make an appearance on the most ominous date on the calendar this month. A September full moon, also known as a “Harvest Moon,” will be visible to many Americans this Friday the 13th. According to NASA, the moon will be full early Saturday morning, Sept. 14, at 12:33 a.m. EST, but for those who live in the Central, Mountain and Pacific time zones, the full moon will be visible shortly before midnight on Friday the 13th. NASA says that the moon will appear full for about three days centered around this time — from Thursday night through Sunday morning. A full moon on Friday the 13th is an extremely rare occurrence, according to the Farmers’ Almanac. It reports that this will be the first full moon visible across the U.S. on Friday the 13th since Oct. 13, 2000. The number 13 has been unlucky for centuries. Some historians peg the superstition to the 13 people who attended the Last Supper (neither Jesus nor Judas came out of that one O.K.), but ancient Babylon’s Code of Hammurabi omits the number 13 in its list of laws, so the superstition dates back to at least 1700 BC. Thirteen is so unlucky, in fact, that in 1881 an organization called the Thirteen Club attempted to improve the number’s reputation. At the first meeting, the members (all 13 of them) walked under ladders to enter a room covered with spilled salt. The club lasted for many years and grew to more than 400 members, including five U.S. Presidents: Chester Arthur, Grover Cleveland, Benjamin Harrison, William McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt. Despite the club’s efforts, triskaidekaphobia (that’s fear of the number 13) flourished; even today, most tall buildings don’t have a 13th Floor. One theory states that it is a modern amalgamation of two older superstitions: that thirteen is an unlucky number and that Friday is an unlucky day. * In numerology, the number twelve is considered the number of completeness, as reflected in the twelve months of the year, twelve signs of the zodiac, twelve hours of the clock, twelve tribes of Israel, twelve Apostles of Jesus, twelve gods of Olympus, etc., whereas the number thirteen was considered irregular, transgressing this completeness. There is also a superstition, thought by some to derive from the Last Supper or a Norse myth, that having thirteen people seated at a table will result in the death of one of the diners. * Friday has been considered an unlucky day at least since the 14th century’s The Canterbury Tales, and many other professions have regarded Friday as an unlucky day to undertake journeys or begin new projects. Black Friday has been associated with stock market crashes and other disasters since the 1800s. It has also been suggested that Friday has been considered an unlucky day because, according to Christian scripture and tradition, Jesus was crucified on a Friday. One theory suggested by OJ Ivey states that Jesus dies on a Friday and there were 13 people at the last supper. On the other hand, another theory by author Charles Panati, one of the leading authorities on the subject of “Origins” maintains that the superstition can be traced back to ancient myth: The actual origin of the superstition, though, appears also to be a tale in Norse mythology. Friday is named for Frigga, the free-spirited goddess of love and fertility. When Norse and Germanic tribes converted to Christianity, Frigga was banished in shame to a mountaintop and labeled a witch. It was believed that every Friday, the spiteful goddess convened a meeting with eleven other witches, plus the devil — a gathering of thirteen — and plotted ill turns of fate for the coming week. For many centuries in Scandinavia, Friday was known as “Witches’ Sabbath.” Another theory about the origin of the superstition traces the event to the arrest of the legendary Knights Templar. According to one expert:The Knights Templar were a monastic military order founded in Jerusalem in 1118 C.E., whose mission was to protect Christian pilgrims during the Crusades. Over the next two centuries, the Knights Templar became extraordinarily powerful and wealthy. Threatened by that power and eager to acquire their wealth, King Philip secretly ordered the mass arrest of all the Knights Templar in France on Friday, October 13, 1307 – Friday the 13th. The connection between the superstition and the Knights Templar was popularized in the 2003 novel The Da Vinci Code. However, some experts think that it is relatively recent and is a modern-day invention. For example, the superstition is rarely found before the 20th century, when it became extremely common. One author, noting that references are all but nonexistent before 1907 but frequently seen thereafter, has argued that its popularity derives from the publication that year of Thomas W. Lawson’s popular novel Friday, the Thirteenth, in which an unscrupulous broker takes advantage of the superstition to create a Wall Street panic on a Friday the 13th. A further theory goes back to a combination of Paganism, Christianity, and the Battle of Hastings. For many, the number 13 was considered a lucky number (such as 13 lunar cycles each year), but with the efforts of Christianity attempting to degrade all things Pagan, they promoted 13 as an unlucky number, with Friday thus also being considered a bad day of the week. However, on Friday the 13th of October 1066, the decision was made by King Harold II to go to battle on Saturday the 14th of October, rather than allow his troops a day of rest (despite his army having made a long and arduous march from a battle near York just 3 weeks earlier). This decision in going to battle before the English troops were rested (the English lost and King Harold was killed) further established Friday the 13th as an unlucky day. In Spanish-speaking countries, instead of Friday, Tuesday the 13th is considered a day of bad luck. For example, the Fall of Constantinople, when the city fell to the Ottomans, a fact which marked the end of the Byzantine Empire, happened Tuesday, May 29th, 1453, that is why the Greeks consider Tuesday to be an unlucky day. By the numbers Here are 13 more facts about the infamous day, courtesy of Fernsler and some of our own research: 1. The British Navy built a ship named Friday the 13th. On its maiden voyage, the vessel left dock on a Friday the 13th, and was never heard from again. 2. The ill-fated Apollo 13 launched at 13:13 CST on Apr. 11, 1970. The sum of the date’s digits (4-11-70) is 13 (as in 4+1+1+7+0 = 13). And the explosion that crippled the spacecraft occurred on April 13 (not a Friday). The crew did make it back to Earth safely, however. 3. Many hospitals have no room 13, while some tall buildings skip the 13th floor. 4. Fear of Friday the 13th – one of the most popular myths in science – is called paraskavedekatriaphobia as well as friggatriskaidekaphobia. Triskaidekaphobia is fear of the number 13. 5. Quarterback Dan Marino wore No. 13 throughout his career with the Miami Dolphins. Despite being a superb quarterback (some call him one of the best ever), he got to the Super Bowl just once, in 1985, and was trounced 38-16 by the San Francisco 49ers and Joe Montana (who wore No. 16 and won all four Super Bowls he played in). 6. Butch Cassidy, notorious American train and bank robber, was born on Friday, April 13, 1866. 7. Fidel Castro was born on Friday, Aug. 13, 1926. 8. President Franklin D. Roosevelt would not travel on the 13th day of any month and would never host 13 guests at a meal. Napoleon and Herbert Hoover were also triskaidekaphobic, with an abnormal fear of the number 13. 9. Superstitious diners in Paris can hire a quatorzieme, or professional 14th guest. Another scary legend of friday-the-13th 10. Mark Twain once was the 13th guest at a dinner party. A friend warned him not to go. “It was bad luck,” Twain later told the friend. “They only had food for 12.” 11. Woodrow Wilson considered 13 his lucky number, though his experience didn’t support such faith. He arrived in Normandy, France on Friday, Dec. 13, 1918, for peace talks, only to return with a treaty he couldn’t get Congress to sign. (The ship’s crew wanted to dock the next day due to superstitions, Fernsler said.) He toured the United States to rally support for the treaty, and while traveling, suffered a near-fatal stroke. The scary legend of Friday the 13th continues. 12. The number 13 suffers from its position after 12, according to numerologists who consider the latter to be a complete number – 12 months in a year, 12 signs of the zodiac, 12 gods of Olympus, 12 labors of Hercules, 12 tribes of Israel, 12 apostles of Jesus, 12 days of Christmas and 12 eggs in a dozen. 13. The seals on the back of a dollar bill include 13 steps on the pyramid, 13 stars above the eagle’s head, 13 war arrows in the eagle’s claw and 13 leaves on the olive branch. So far there’s been no evidence tying these long-ago design decisions to the present economic situation. Origins of Friday the 13th Where’s all this superstition come from? Nobody knows for sure. But it may date back to Biblical times (the 13th guest at the Last Supper betrayed Jesus). By the Middle Ages, both Friday and 13 were considered bearers of bad fortune. Meanwhile the belief that numbers are connected to life and physical things – called numerology – has a long history. “You can trace it all the way from the followers of Pythagoras, whose maxim to describe the universe was ‘all is number,'” says Mario Livio, an astrophysicist and author of “The Equation That Couldn’t Be Solved” (Simon & Schuster, 2005). Thinkers who studied under the famous Greek mathematician combined numbers in different ways to explain everything around them, Livio said. In modern times, numerology has become a type of para-science, much like the meaningless predictions of astrology, scientists say. “People are subconsciously drawn towards specific numbers because they know that they need the experiences, attributes or lessons, associated with them, that are contained within their potential,” says professional numerologist Sonia Ducie. “Numerology can ‘make sense’ of an individual’s life (health, career, relationships, situations and issues) by recognizing which number cycle they are in, and by giving them clarity.” Mathematicians dismiss numerology as having no scientific merit, however. “I don’t endorse this at all,” Livio said, when asked to comment on the popularity of commercial numerology for a story prior to the date 06/06/06. Seemingly coincidental connections between numbers will always appear if you look hard enough, he said. Friday the 13th, the most widespread superstition The sixth day of the week and the number 13 both have foreboding reputations said to date from ancient times, and their inevitable conjunction from one to three times a year (there happen to be three such occurrences in 2009, two of them right in a row) portends more misfortune than some credulous minds can bear. According to experts it’s the most widespread superstition in the United States today. Some people won’t go to work on Friday the 13th; some won’t eat in restaurants; many wouldn’t think of setting a wedding on the date. How many Americans at the turn of the new millennium actually suffer from this condition? According to Dr. Donald Dossey, a psychotherapist specializing in the treatment of phobias (and coiner of the term paraskevidekatriaphobia, also spelled paraskavedekatriaphobia), the figure may be as high as 21 million. If he’s right, eight percent of Americans are still in the grips of a very old superstition. Exactly how old is difficult to say, because determining the origins of superstitions is an inexact science, at best. In fact, it’s mostly guesswork. LEGEND HAS IT: If 13 people sit down to dinner together, one will die within the year. The Turks so disliked the number 13 that it was practically expunged from their vocabulary (Brewer, 1894). Many cities do not have a 13th Street or a 13th Avenue. Many buildings don’t have a 13th floor. If you have 13 letters in your name, you will have the devil’s luck (Jack the Ripper, Charles Manson, Jeffrey Dahmer, Theodore Bundy and Albert De Salvo all have 13 letters in their names). There are 13 witches in a coven. Although no one can say for sure when and why human beings first associated the number 13 with misfortune, the superstition is assumed to be quite old, and there exist any number of theories — most of which deserve to be treated with a healthy skepticism, please note — purporting to trace its origins to antiquity and beyond. It has been proposed, for example, that fears surrounding the number 13 are as ancient as the act of counting. Primitive man had only his 10 fingers and two feet to represent units, this explanation goes, so he could count no higher than 12. What lay beyond that — 13 — was an impenetrable mystery to our prehistoric forebears, hence an object of superstition. Which has an edifying ring to it, but one is left wondering: did primitive man not have toes? Life and death Despite whatever terrors the numerical unknown held for their hunter-gatherer ancestors, ancient civilizations weren’t unanimous in their dread of 13. The Chinese regarded the number as lucky, some commentators note, as did the Egyptians in the time of the pharaohs. To the ancient Egyptians, these sources tell us, life was a quest for spiritual ascension which unfolded in stages — twelve in this life and a thirteenth beyond, thought to be the eternal afterlife. The number 13 therefore symbolized death, not in terms of dust and decay but as a glorious and desirable transformation. Though Egyptian civilization perished, the symbolism conferred on the number 13 by its priesthood survived, we may speculate, only to be corrupted by subsequent cultures who came to associate 13 with a fear of death instead of a reverence for the afterlife. Anathema Still other sources speculate that the number 13 may have been purposely vilified by the founders of patriarchal religions in the early days of western civilization because it represented femininity. Thirteen had been revered in prehistoric goddess-worshiping cultures, we are told, because it corresponded to the number of lunar (menstrual) cycles in a year (13 x 28 = 364 days). The “Earth Mother of Laussel,” for example — a 27,000-year-old carving found near the Lascaux caves in France often cited as an icon of matriarchal spirituality — depicts a female figure holding a cresent-shaped horn bearing 13 notches. As the solar calendar triumphed over the lunar with the rise of male-dominated civilization, it is surmised, so did the “perfect” number 12 over the “imperfect” number 13, thereafter considered anathema. Could it be Friday the 13th On the other hand, one of the earliest concrete taboos associated with the number 13 — a taboo still observed by some superstitious folks today, apparently — is said to have originated in the East with the Hindus, who believed, for reasons I haven’t been able to ascertain, that it is always unlucky for 13 people to gather in one place — say, at dinner. Interestingly enough, precisely the same superstition has been attributed to the ancient Vikings (though I have also been told, for what it’s worth, that this and the accompanying mythographical explanation are apocryphal). The story has been laid down as follows: And Loki makes thirteen. . . Twelve gods were invited to a banquet at Valhalla. Loki, the Evil One, god of mischief, had been left off the guest list but crashed the party, bringing the total number of attendees to 13. True to character, Loki raised hell by inciting Hod, the blind god of winter, to attack Balder the Good, who was a favorite of the gods. Hod took a spear of mistletoe offered by Loki and obediently hurled it at Balder, killing him instantly. All Valhalla grieved. And although one might take the moral of this story to be “Beware of uninvited guests bearing mistletoe,” the Norse themselves apparently concluded that 13 people at a dinner party is just plain bad luck. As if to prove the point, the Bible tells us there were exactly 13 present at the Last Supper. One of the dinner guests — er, disciples — betrayed Jesus Christ, setting the stage for the Crucifixion. Did we mention the Crucifixion took place on a Friday? Was it Friday the 13th Source: https://time.com/3708916/friday-the-13th/
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