GEE!!!!!....YA THINK ........

 

I am no  psycho the rapist .....(psychotherapist).....but i can tell you  .....you do not need a  degree   to think this  guy was a  fucking  froot loop/ding dong/fucking loonie/psycho ......no sireeee bob!!!!!.......i mean .....not  everyday USA  .....does your average joe  drive  a  fucking shit car (that being a tesla)....over a  cliff  ...the  fact that the poor  bastard is married....... and driving a tesla ...would want to make me  commit  harry carry....(suicide)......not my idea listening to a  bint  nagging .......and   driving a  pussy car .....but hey!!!!!!.....if you like to be  brainwashed into  believing ........that the tesla is  the greatest  car ......it's all good ....but you must  be fucking losing your shit....... when you drive over a cliff with the  wife and to  dustbin lids/kids......that is not the  American dream as it is sold folks!! .....this guy must  have  blown a fuse ......i personally think the married  part was  to blame ....and then the  tesla   polished his   ruby .....i mean the wife  took his spine and  balls .......and his  buddies  were   probably slagging  him for  driving a nutless  wagon .....hey !!!!!!i only see what i see  folks  .......most guys have to get tussles...... because....... the wife is worried about the envoirnment........ the kids ...... future ....... and  the  husband  folds ....like a cheap suit/deck of cards/like a Chinese laundry/like a taco/like a napkin/bedsheets.... because he  has no  spine ......if you have a  spine ......you do not  bend  ..........i am not  saying all married men  are  pussies ......  but the   vast   ones   who give in........ that is  the beginning of the  end  matey peeps !!!......anyways.....i personally think the   guy was   just a  fucking pussy ......... who suddenly realized he should be hunting/cutting down trees/fishing/watching NFL/drinking/bar hopping /at strip club/in vegas/getting in trouble/smoking cigars and getting a lap dance ......

And he suddenly realized ....he is  beside a  fucking  yapping/nagging/whining/moaning/mouthy /loud karenesque/dumpy /frumpy/worn/torn/shredded/used up .....wife.......driving a tesla ....realized he fucked his life up badly .....and drove over the cliff .........simple really  ....why wouldn't any guy ......

Man who drove Tesla off cliff with family in car was 'psychotic,' doctors say

Noah Goldberg

Thu, April 25, 2024 at 3:50 PM EDT·2 min read

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Emergency personnel respond to a vehicle over the side of Highway 1 on Jan. 1, 2023, in San Mateo County. Dharmesh Patel, a California radiologist, is accused of trying to kill his family when he drove his Tesla off a cliff along the Northern California coast. (Sgt. Brian Moore / Associated Press)

Two doctors testified that the man who drove his Tesla off a cliff with his wife and children in the car suffered from major depressive order and was experiencing a psychotic break at the time of the crash.

The testimony came Wednesday in the case of Dharmesh Patel, a Pasadena radiologist who was charged with three counts of attempted murder after he drove the family's Tesla off the cliff at Devil's Slide on Highway 1 near Half Moon Bay, according to prosecutors.

At the time of the crash, the doctors testified, Patel was experiencing a psychotic episode in which he believed that his children might be sex trafficked, according to Dist. Atty. Stephen Wagstaffe.

Two doctors, Mark Patterson and James Armontrout, testified for the defense.

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Patel is seeking mental health diversion in his case, which would allow for him to be released from jail and put on a treatment plan for two years. If he does not commit another crime or break any of the rules imposed when he is released in that time, the charges against him would be dropped.

Prosecutors oppose diversion in the case, arguing that the prosecution's doctor found Patel is not suffering from a major depressive disorder with a psychotic feature, but from a different disorder, known as schizoaffective, and that the defense's proposed treatment plan will not be effective. Prosecutors believe the case should remain in court.

Wagstaffe worried that if Patel is released he will not be monitored except in his meetings with doctors.

"If he goes off his medication, how do you know? It’s not like being on probation or on parole. It’s purely the visits with the psychiatrist," he said.

Patel's attorney, Joshua Bentley, did not respond to a request for comment.

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THE ART OF THE DEAL..........

 

Donald trump is a  master of what he does.....he survived building in new York.........through the mob......built building ........and  apartments .....every politician does  shit ........ Donald is just better  than most ......he is  a  slide of hand genius .......they all loved him.......... until he  said he was  running for  president.......  and  they laughed ....... and  then they cried .......because he is  a winner  ......"read art of the deal ".....it is  a great book .......i would never  ever  count him  down  ...he is  way way too smart  .....he was president   he  is  brash/tough/rough/unhinged .....but his   business   dealings....... are legend  .....who knows ........ i  do not care ....all i know.......  is he    banged  a porn star........ and  got away with it  ...his wife is  still there ......Teflon don........the reason i like him is  very shallow and  simple  ......his mother  was  Scottish ......and his middle name is  john ......that all i need  to  know to like him .....and  he  had the  apprentice ....fucking excellent ......

Opinion: The Supreme Court just showed us that Trump is not incompetent. He's a master of corruption

Francis Wilkinson

Fri, April 26, 2024 at 2:43 PM EDT·4 min read

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Donald Trump's corruption of the United States has become so deeply rooted that he was controlling puppets on the Supreme Court while facing a criminal jury 200 miles away. (Jeenah Moon / Pool via Getty Images)

I have badly underestimated Donald Trump. Thursday was the day that his justices — it turns out that they are indeed his justices on the Supreme Court, just as he claimed — got it through my thick head: Trump is not just competent but masterful. He is not just capable, he is supreme.

Because Trump is clumsy at his alleged crimes, surrounding himself with flagrant thugs, telling obvious lies, leaving prolific trails of damning evidence, offering ridiculous defenses for indefensible conduct, I had long concluded that he is incompetent at crookery along with his other manifest failings. That’s true as far as it goes. But for all his mad greed and compulsive lawlessness, for all his sleaze and stupidity, crime is ultimately not Trump’s game. Trump is nothing like a master criminal. But he is a master of something far more sinister and complex: corruption.

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Crime is a largely private endeavor. Corruption is public. It seeps into the muscle and sinew of democratic society and institutions; it devours from within. The Supreme Court, drunk on arrogated power, cut loose from rudimentary ethics, has been eaten alive by it. But the court is just one plot of a vast terrain that Trump has conquered — not with crime, but corruption.

Crime is when you launch a violent attempt to overthrow the republic. Corruption is when you convince an entire political party to pretend they didn’t watch it live on television, or cower from it inside the Capitol while dozens of police officers were being bludgeoned by the mob.

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Crime is when you make off with top-secret documents. Corruption is when a MAGA judge can’t find time to schedule your trial, or process the mountainous evidence of your guilt.

Crime is when a U.S. resident is murdered and dismembered by Saudi hit men. Corruption is when the all but acknowledged killer invests $2 billion in your talentless son-in-law’s fund, which other investors shun.

Crime is when you fake business expenses to cover up a payoff to an adult film actress who wants to cash in on your campaign for president. Corruption is when the head of the nation’s greasiest tabloid, a perpetual fount of lies and nonsense, expresses concern that your deeds are too sleazy for him.

Crime is when your lawyers tell the Senate not to convict you in an impeachment trial because you can be charged in court. Corruption is when your lawyers inform the Supreme Court that you are immune from criminal courts and only the Senate can judge you — but, alas, the senators have missed their window.

Trump has already succeeded at corrupting much of what’s corruptible. Government. Elections. Foreign policy. Democracy. Religion. Above all, people, and mostly men. Truckloads, boatloads, tiki-torch-parade-loads, courtloads of weak men all standing in the shadow that Trump casts.

The Republican Party has been corrupted absolutely. House Republicans have combined McCarthyism with Larry, Moe and Curlyism to twist Congress to comically corrupt ends — all to serve the greater degeneracy of Trump. In the Senate, the young hyenas, Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) and Josh Hawley (R-Mo.), study Trump’s demagogy and lick their chops, hoping for a turn at democracy’s carcass.

The establishment has utterly caved. Former Atty. Gen. William Barr’s endorsement of Trump this week, after having called Trump unfit, a psychologically damaged incompetent who cares only about himself, was barely newsworthy. What is Barr but another in the long line of weak men, one more debased Republican offering fealty to the grease king? Trump thanked Barr by humiliating him again.

But it was the Republican Supreme Court — mostly men again — that put the shiv a little deeper in democracy’s back this week. Originalists or textualists, all sounded more or less Trumpist as they seriously entertained Trump’s argument that his assaults on the constitutional order are protected by the Constitution itself. There is no way to make honest sense of such a liar’s mash. But Larry, Moe and Curly aren’t just chairing committees in Congress. They wear robes and furrowed brows now, too. And they seem eager to pretend that crimes are just constitutional exercises of power, and that one ex-president is a king.

Richard Nixon, a self-made, and self-corrupted, man who studied geopolitics and government assiduously, never achieved such a broad subjugation of American values and institutions. Trump, the ignorant, n’er-do-well heir to his father’s crooked fortune, has achieved so much more. Trump hasn’t just captured the trenches of conservative America, he has taken the commanding heights. He owns all of it, from the most racist backwater saloon to the Federalist Society clubhouse. They are his corrupted subjects. He is their corrupt and demented king. If he can somehow get through the next few perilous months, he may yet render corruption sacred, and the republic irredeemable.

Fran

WELL IF THEY CANNOT VACCINATE YOU .....

 Well these clever scientist .....they will get ya somehow!!!!! ......if not through vaccine ...then through good old  milk.......hey!!!!!....they will do anything to  poison the populus .......bird  flu .......what  did a  bird shit in a cow's mouth .....saw that in some  movie .......nah!!!!!!just kidding .....this would rank up there with the  AIDS........ and the  green monkey ........and  a gay pilot .........  apparently  fucked some   green monkey .....and got AIDS.....that a  fucking belter .....that is the theory ...... many .....many years  ago .......I am not sure  how  bored  one  gay pilot has to be  to  go find a green monkey and then try and  fuck it ......would it not  simply easier......... to go to a gay bar ...... and  fuck another  pilot /steward/cabana boy/bartender......why....... would you go out your  way to  fuck a monkey ......i never  ever  bought that  parcel of shite .......anyways i a way off topic  again .....but how the bird flu got in the milk ....may be as  complex as the gay pilot .......you know  how   things get in the dairy industry .....it gets  pretty lonely  

1 in 5 samples of pasteurized milk had bird flu virus fragments, FDA says

Berkeley Lovelace Jr. and Patrick Martin

Thu, April 25, 2024 at 11:15 PM EDT·2 min read

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The Food and Drug Administration said Thursday that traces of the bird flu virus have been found in 1 in 5 samples of pasteurized milk, providing a more detailed picture of how much of the milk supply has been affected.

The tested milk came from a nationally representative sample, with more of the positive results coming from milk in areas with infected herds of dairy cows, the FDA said. A spokesperson declined to say how many samples were tested.

As of Thursday, bird flu had been detected in 33 herds in eight states: Idaho, Kansas, Michigan, New Mexico, North Carolina, South Dakota, Ohio and Texas.

Richard Webby, an influenza virologist at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, said the number of positive samples is consistent with numbers he's reviewed from smaller sample sets.

"But the number does seem high if the number of infected farms is indeed only 30-odd,” Webby wrote in an email. "Clearly there are more infected animals out there than being reported."

The FDA first said Tuesday that it had found viral fragments in commercially sold milk, triggering the Agriculture Department to issue a federal order mandating that all dairy cows be tested for bird flu before they are transported between states.

Health officials maintain — and experts agree — that pasteurized milk is safe to drink. The FDA detected small pieces of the virus in milk, not live, infectious virus.

“Right now, all indication is that pasteurization is effective,” said Dr. Andrew Bowman, a veterinary epidemiologist at Ohio State University.

The FDA said Tuesday, “To date, we have seen nothing that would change our assessment that the commercial milk supply is safe.” It is conducting studies on the effects of pasteurization on the bird flu virus in milk and expects to release results in the coming days.

The virus, a strain of bird flu called H5N1, is concerning to public health officials because of its high fatality rate: More than half of the people who have contracted the illness have died, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

However, the virus does not spread easily between people, and while it can cause severe illness, the only two cases reported in the U.S. — one in the current outbreak and one in 2022 — have been mild.

The concern is that it could one day mutate in a way that makes it spread between people more easily.

This article was originally published on NBCNews.com

THEY ARE ALWAYS GETTING FUCKED .......

 

The Midwest is always getting hammered .....it seems god does not like that place ......here in  Florida  ......we  get the occasional hurricane ....but it is  good  for  the  economy  .......so they say .......who are they ?......anyways another day in paradise .....sun ...and such like ....it seems they get  hit one month after another .......i guess home depot is  busy there ,......this is why it is never  good to own a home .....they tell you ..home ownership ...the sign of  the american dream .....well if you have minimum 450k.....in your back pocket and can pay cash ....then it is  great ......but we all know  that is  pie in the sky ...only when you sell up north and move south ....but even that is becoming hard to do .....who the hell is buyoing homes up north in the cold  freezing fucking pissing rain and  snow .......not sunseekers .....must be  foreigners   laundering cash or some shit ......who knows  who cares ......please no more in Florida .....we are full to capacity .....they keep building shitty  pussy looking condos......or as realtors would call them apartment  homes .....no it's a flat you bitch .....we call them flats in UK ....pretty unsavory  ......but true  terminology .....and they keep swarming here like shit flies ......oh well they have to live somewhere i guess ......

Friday, Saturday to be peak days during dangerous central US severe weather outbreak

Alex Sosnowski

Updated Fri, April 26, 2024 at 2:49 PM EDT·4 min read

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Friday, Saturday to be peak days during dangerous central US severe weather outbreak

A multiple-day severe weather outbreak packing powerful wind gusts, tornadoes, large hail and flash flooding will pose a significant risk to lives and property in the middle of the United States into Sunday, AccuWeather meteorologists continue to warn.

The threat of severe weather returning to a portion of Tornado Alley that makes up much of the Great Plains after a lull over the past few years was brought to attention by AccuWeather's long-range team months ago during the spring outlook. Over the past week, this concern has been reiterated on the company's media platforms, network and app.

The likelihood of violent storms capable of causing injury and property damage will extend into the nighttime hours each night into the weekend, adding to the danger. Some areas will be at risk for severe weather for two or three days in a row.

Two storm systems will cause the majority of the trouble over the Central states, AccuWeather Chief On-Air Meteorologist Bernie Rayno said.

"One storm will pivot northeastward from the southern Plains to the Upper Midwest into Friday," Rayno explained, "The second storm will swing out from the southern Plains to the Midwest this weekend."

In addition to the threats to lives and personal property, power outages will occur and could be lengthy in some areas, depending on the scope of damage to infrastructure.

Following locally heavy and gusty thunderstorms, some packing hail from parts of Nebraska to portions of Kansas, Missouri and Iowa into Thursday afternoon, the first eruption of intense thunderstorms began late Thursday over far western Kanas. Several of the strongest storms produced large hail.

On Friday, the main threat of severe weather, including tornadoes, high winds, hail and flash flooding, will focus on the central Plains, AccuWeather Senior Storm Warning Meteorologist Eddie Walker said.

"Along with the likelihood of multiple tornadoes, there is the potential for a couple of strong, long-track tornadoes in parts of central and southern Iowa and northern Missouri on Friday," Walker stated.

The metro areas of Omaha, Nebraska; Kansas City, Missouri; and Des Moines, Iowa, are close to the high-risk area that includes tornadoes on Friday.

Locally severe storms will extend as far to the south as northeastern Texas and northwestern Louisiana and as far to the north as southeastern South Dakota and southern Minnesota into Friday night.

The last gasp of severe weather with the first storm will pivot into Ontario, Canada, on Saturday with locally severe storms capable of producing damaging wind gusts, hail and brief flooding downpours from Iowa to southern Wisconsin and the northern parts of Lower Michigan and Illinois.

However, energy from the second storm system will come into play over the southern and central Plains on Saturday. Along with that will come the likelihood of storms with large hail, damaging wind gusts, tornadoes and flash flooding from north-central Texas to northern and western Missouri and southeastern Nebraska.

"The most intense storms and correspondingly a high risk of severe weather with storms capable of producing strong tornadoes and intense wind gusts from Saturday afternoon to Saturday evening will extend from northeastern Oklahoma to southeastern Kansas and southwestern Missouri," Walker warned.

Later on Saturday night, in much of the severe weather zone over the central and southern Plains, Walker added that the risk would mainly be for strong wind gusts and flash flooding.

By Sunday, the potential for locally severe or briefly severe thunderstorms will extend from eastern Nebraska and western Iowa southward to central Texas. Sunday's main threats will be briefly damaging wind gusts, hail and flash flooding. However, a few tornadoes along the zone cannot be ruled out. The most likely area for tornadoes would be in Arkansas.

While the biggest days for tornadoes will be Friday and Saturday, including the evening hours, any severe thunderstorm can produce a brief tornado from Thursday to Sunday evening.

Along with the risk of violent thunderstorms and highly localized flash flooding in the coming days, torrential rain will likely trigger flash flooding on a more regional basis.

That zone extends from southern Arkansas, northward to southeastern Iowa, as far to the west as central Kansas and Oklahoma, and as far to the east as parts of Illinois. The Ozark Mountains are in the middle of the flash flood threat zone, where many people may be camping near small streams or secondary roads prone to high water.

Some locations within the outlined flood risk area may receive 4-6 inches of rain. Much of that rain could fall within a few hours.

Beyond Sunday, the main outbreak of severe weather will have ended. But there can be two pockets of heavy to locally severe storms in parts of the Midwest and Northeast, as well as the lower Mississippi Valley to Texas. The area of heavy rain and flash flooding may also settle slowly farther to the south over the Central states.

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