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Who Won the War Between LeBron James and Charles Barkley? - Duration: 2:28.
Chances are by now you know what LeBron said after absorbing the latest round of criticism
from Sir Charles.
Barkley clapped at LeBron for recently whining about needing another playmaker—something
the sanctimonious Barkley and his boys back in the '80s and '90s would never do.
But who among us expected LeBron to clap back like this?
"I'm not going to let him disrespect my legacy like that.
I'm not the one who threw somebody through a window.
I never spit on a kid.
I never had unpaid debt in Las Vegas.
I never said, 'I'm not a role model.'
I never showed up to All-Star Weekend on Sunday because I was in Vegas all weekend partying.
All I've done for my entire career is represent the NBA the right way.
Fourteen years, never got in trouble.
Respected the game.
Print that."
That was Petty LeBron, the alter ego of LeBron James we first identified back in June.
And quite frankly, we haven't hid the fact that we love Petty LeBron.
He's the LeBron James that isn't afraid to take shots at his haters.
He's the LeBron James that has no chill, that fights back, and won't sit quietly
while an inferior tugs at his cape.
Many will say LeBron probably should have taken the high road and let this one go.
As the leader of the Cavs and one of the game's best, he should set the right example.
What would M.J. do, they'd probably wonder?
I just want to know why it took Petty LeBron so long to rip Barkley a new one?
Because you can make a pretty strong argument that Barkley deserved this smackdown.
What we heard from Sir Charles on Monday is his brand.
He's brash, bold, and loud.
He gets paid handsomely to be an instigator.
Yes, you can easily mock LeBron for complaining about not having enough playmakers on the
roster when they clearly have a bunch of them—what, all of a sudden LeBron wants to be a carbon
copy of the Golden State Warriors in the Eastern Conference?
But Barkley loves to hammer LeBron and sometimes it sounds like he's just doing it for the
hell of it.
So whose side should you take in this?
The truth is there is no winner here.
Barkley got in a good shot.
LeBron countered with a devastating combo and won this round.
I'm guessing the majority of people will probably side with LeBron because, well, he's
LeBron, one of the greatest and in a stratosphere as a player Barkley wishes he resided.
We're sure some think Barkley's right.
We don't really care.
It's pure entertainment, so we hope the clap backs continue.
That's the news for now.
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Several years ago, my ex-wife and I rented an upstairs apartment from one of my dad's
acquaintances.
The guy's elderly mother lived downstairs so he thought that it would be good to have
some young people around to help keep an eye on her.
It was a huge apartment and we were allowed to use the attic so we did not have to pay
for a storage unit to store all of our extra stuff.
The guy gave us a great discount on the rent because we kept his mom company.
We also did odd jobs for her such as mowing the lawn and taking out her garbage.
Plus, there was a convenient store, as well as a video rental store, next to the house.
We lived there for several months before paranormal things started to happen.
It began with footsteps in the hallway outside of our bedroom.
The footsteps would pace back-and-forth down the long hallway.
They were subtle for the most part, but since we had hardwood floors the floorboards would
creak very loudly once-in-awhile.
I would rush out of the bedroom, expecting a burglar or crazy homeless person, But no
one was ever there.
This happened every night without fail.
Eventually, we would just lay there in bed frightened out of our minds as we listened
to the ghostly footsteps.
After several more months the activity took on a brand new behavior.
The footsteps would now stop in front of the bedroom door for several moments before resuming
their pacing.
My ex-wife claimed that the doorknob would occasionally squeak as if someone was trying
to turn it.
I never personally heard the squeaking doorknob, but there was no reason for her to make it
up.
Luckily the door never did open to reveal a ghost, or an intruder for that matter.
One night, I got up around 3 AM to use the bathroom when I saw a pair of translucent
legs (there was nothing above the waist) walk past our bed and straight into the wall.
It startled me but I tried my best to dismiss it as a hypnopompic hallucination -- these
are visual hallucinations that people can sometimes have when they are first waking
up from a deep sleep.
On another night, we ended up catching several creepy voices on a digital recorder with a
male voice up in the attic telling us to leave it alone.
We decided to move out after two years.
When we were carrying out the last of our stuff, the old lady downstairs asked us if
we were moving out because of the ghost.
We were silent, not knowing how to respond.
Then she told us that her son had gone up there to perform some sort of makeshift exorcism
before we first moved in.
He had gone through all of the rooms with holy water while reading various Bible verses.
Obviously it did not work, But I thought it was cool because it helped validate our paranormal
experiences.
Months after moving out and through a bit of digging at the public library, we found
out that there had once been a cemetery next to the house.
In the 1850s, the townsfolk realized that the cemetery had reached maximum capacity
so the graves were relocated to a more suitable site that could be expanded.
Unfortunately it was rumored that a few of the graves were left behind.
More than a century later, the convenient store and video rental store were located
directly on top of where the cemetery had once been.
It was all reminiscent of the Poltergeist movie, with buildings being placed on top
of graves that had been disturbed.
I still wonder to this day if this ghostly activity was somehow related to the old cemetery
that had once been near the house.
Had the disturbed graves caused unrest in the spirits?
How can these spirits be appeased?
All I know is that I sincerely wish these spirits peace!
To start off, I am a female 15 year old sophomore living in West Virginia, USA.
I've always been close to my family and friends.
Maybe that's why I seem to have this odd 6th sense sort of thing.
I never really noticed I had it until just before my great uncle had passed away due
to a heart attack when I was in 7th grade.
Just before a loved one dies, I go through about a week of extreme anxiety, and during
said time frame, I also feel beyond depressed.
I'd cry and freak out about almost everything.
My chest and stomach get a weird tingly feeling, too that stays in that week.
When my great uncle Doodle died, I just thought my 12 year old mind was being its typical
stupid self.
I blamed the stomach and chest stuff on the Chronic Lyme Disease issues I've been dealing
with since I was 6.
It was when his wife, my great aunt Nancy, died a few months later that I started listening
to my "sense."
About a week prior, that feeling came back.
I shrugged it off and went about my business.
The last time I ever saw and talked to her was a beautiful September evening.
My "someone's gonna die" alert was going off like crazy that night.
My parents, brother, and I had gone out to the store to get her a couple groceries since
she was mostly blind and needed help with that sort of thing.
We pulled into the driveway and handed her the shopping bag.
She started talking away like she always did.
I will never forget those last words I ever heard from her:
"Every time I see you, you look more and more like your mother.
You're such a beautiful young lady, and I don't ever want you to think you're not.
I know you've got a bright future ahead.
I love you, baby doll."
We all said our goodnights and goodbyes, and my parents drove us home.
That night, I couldn't get a single bit of sleep.
I tossed and turned and stared at the ceiling for hours until I just gave up.
Sleep just wasn't happening that night.
I stayed up until about 10 minutes before I was supposed to wake up, drawing in my sketchbook
and listening to music.
I got ready for school and walked to the bus stop across the street from my grandmother's
house, which is only 2 streets from my house.
When I got there, the atmosphere just felt really off.
I looked up the hill behind me, which is where my great aunt's house was.
A wave of worry hit me so hard, I thought I'd be sick.
I turned back around to face the road to try and ignore it.
That day at school was nothing but an anxiety attack and a half.
I got home that day to my mom crying.
That's when I received the news of Nancy's passing.
She was found in the shed that morning beneath supplies in it.
I went to my room and cried until my eyes ran dry.
That weird feeling went away.
I had always been super close to Nancy, which is why it was her that I saw about 2 weeks
back.
That feeling is back, but I don't know who's next.
I was in bed and had just reached that state of finally getting into a comfortable position
to sleep.
I was lying on my right side, facing the wall when I felt part of the bed by my leg sink
in like someone was sitting on it.
I looked at it, but there was nothing there but a freezing cold sunken spot.
Then I saw her.
She was sort of transparent with a dim golden glow around her.
I looked at Nancy in awe.
She looked at me with her seafoam green eyes and smiled at me, then she faded.
I began crying until I eventually cried myself to sleep.
I told my parents, but they thought I was either nuts or dreaming.
That was expected, honestly.
I then went to my grandmother's for breakfast before school and told her.
She froze and asked, "You get those feelings too?"
I told her I did.
She sighed and told me that a couple hours before a death, she smells roses.
She smelled them very strongly the morning they found Nancy and the evening they found
Doodle.
I don't know what exactly it is, but it's kinda creepy.
I want to know more about this, but I don't want to look like someone who's got a few
screws loose upstairs.
Since that feeling is back currently, I've been keeping a close watch on everyone I love.
I don't know who death's next victim will be.
I'm not sure I want to know.
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Good girl Baby Annabelle, you mind my cake for me.
Were home Baby Annabelle
My goodness Baby Annabelle,
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What have you done to my cake. You are so naughty.
You are such a baby baby.
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Freemasonry 'The Firm Within the Firm'
Is there a vaster chasm than that between 'worthy charitable giving' and 'swindlers
at the top of society'?
This is par for the course though when you do an internet search for the Freemasons.
Last week brought more hard evidence of the latter (and darker), with the second leaked
report from UK criminal justice authorities in as many years to conclude that mobsters
use Freemasonry to freely recruit corrupt detectives, being one of 'the most difficult
aspects of organized crime corruption to proof against.'
Scotland Yard's Operation Tiberius report was written over a decade ago but has only
this week been made public by The Independent's investigations editor, Tom Harper.
It follows on from Project Riverside, revealed by Channel 4 News' Andy Davies in March 2012
from the Serious Organized Crime Agency (SOCA), which also describes Freemasonry in round
terms as 'a firm within a firm'.
Incredible though it may seem, although paid for with public money, both these reports
have taken nearly a decade to surface, and then only as partial press leaks.
So why did the authors of Scotland Yard's Operation Tiberius' find Freemasons so difficult
to winkle out?
Most know Freemasonry sits somewhere between a religious cult and a pyramid selling scheme
but have no idea where 'The Craft' came from, or what makes Masons tick.
It's the oath of secrecy, similar to the Mafia's Omert�, on pain of death, which, in theory,
makes any revelation about �The Craft� a slip of the tongue you can die for.
Behind the lodge door
Masons have a pyramid of initiation through 33 ranks, or 'degrees' and belong to geographic
'Provinces' overseen by London's United Grand Lodge of England (UGLE).
They follow civic county boundaries and each produce an annual yearbook with a tally of
lodges followed by members names in each lodge.
One would have thought it would be a relatively simple job, therefore, for Scotland Yard detectives
to figure out who of their colleagues are in and who are out.
The trouble is those yearbooks are jealously guarded.
Masonic Bristol MP, Jack Lopresti, for example, promised me a copy of the latest Bristol Yearbook
live on the radio in April 2012 but his provincial secretary, Steve Rawlings, refused to send
it.
This begs the question: when a senior public figure is low to middling in the secret Masonic
hierarchy, who's really in charge in the world of the 'profane', as Masons call the public?
As a secret establishment club, Freemasonry rightly rings alarm bells.
By seizing only a handful of key positions in the criminal justice system, like any unscrupulous
interest, it could corrupt the entire caboodle.
The other nerve-jangling concern is that Freemasonry's 'Don' just happens to be a little too close
to one the top figures in Britain's military and judicial chain-of-command; UGLE's Grand
Master, Prince Michael of Kent, is Queen Elizabeth II's cousin.
Historians trace Masonic scandals back to a few decades after 'The Craft' was founded
in the eighteenth century as a society of 'free thinkers'.
The occasion was the 1798 publication of John Robison's 'Proofs of a Conspiracy Against
all the Religions and Governments of Europe'.
When he said proofs, proofs he meant.
Quoting verified leaked documents, he detailed methods of political infiltration and deception
to be used by a coterie of senior German masons, sponsored by a wealthy ancestor of the present
British royal family, Duke Ernest II of Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg.
Quoting links to the perpetrators of the bloody French Revolution, Robison's scandal flew
like a whirlwind round the high society of Europe.
This expos� might have been roundly discredited by Masonic loyalists as 'Conspiracy Theory'
had the author not been one of the most respected men of his day, his brilliant scientific mind
nurturing the white heat of scientific innovation driving the industrial revolution.
Secretary of the Royal Society in Edinburgh, Robison was a close friend of the inventor
of the steam engine, James Watt, and above all, from the point of view of credibility,
a Freemason himself.
He saw the secrecy which had protected free-thinking innovators beginning to take on a new self-serving
character absolutely contemptuous of outsiders.
Along with the 1798 'Memoirs Illustrating the History of Jacobinism' by Abb� Augustin
Barruel in France, Robison's forensic critique of Freemasonry caused a bitter public schism
in �The Craft� which lasted a decade or more, before being 'buried alive' with the
passing of Robison's generation.
So Masonic scandal is nothing new.
Every time, whether the 'powers that be' hit Masonic accountability into the long grass
or not, the true remedy is the same: declare your secret society membership as an interest
like any other or face prosecution for misconduct, particularly in public office.
One would expect to find those principles as the nucleus of all probity and good governance
for associations and corporations round the world, both public and private, yet they are
eerily absent.
Is Freemasonry a fundamentalist religious cult?
Though many accuse 'The Craft' of being a religious cult, Freemasonry may not fit the
definition of a 'religion' in the usual sense.
However, Masons certainly hold strong beliefs about Western influences in the Holy Land.
Those of the higher degrees privately profess a 'fundamentalist' fervor for Zionism.
Israel's own Grand Lodge was founded in 1953, now numbering between 50 and 60 lodges with
thousands of members.
Indeed even in Bristol's windowless 'Royal Arch' Masonic Temple, the furnishings are
embossed throughout with golden Israeli 'Star of David' emblems.
Where you can find them, former Freemasons give dazzling insights into the favors �The
Craft� affords as well as the evils of what is essentially a 'gang for grown ups' strewn
through with a toxic mix of mumbo-jumbo and bullying.
Both Stephen Knight's 1984 book 'The Brotherhood' and former 'World In Action' journalist Martin
Short's 1989 follow up 'Inside The Brotherhood' do an ample job documenting the testimony
of those brave enough to reject the threats and leave �The Craft�.
The latter, as a six-part Granada TV documentary, found its way to an incredulous national audience
the same year.
TV examinations are notoriously few and far between, but in his 1999 HTV Documentary 'Rites
and Wrongs' journalist James Garrett discovered a human skull and two femur cross bones hidden
away in a chequered cabinet.
He asked Gloucestershire's top Mason on camera, "What part do the skull and cross bones play
in your ritual?"
Provincial Grand Master Peter Marsh's voice quavered as he replied "Well, yes there are
some skulls and cross bones which are part of the regalia of the lodge and they represent
mortality."
Perfect for emphasizing that threat of death then, Peter?
The Church of England and House of Commons deliberate
In 1987, the General Synod of the Church of England considered the question 'Freemasonry
and Christianity: Are they compatible?'
Failing to come down on one side or the other of the fence they concluded, "The reflections
of the working group itself reveal understandable differences of opinion between those who are
Freemasons and those who are not."
So despite a clear instruction from Jesus Christ in Matthew 5:37 "Never swear an oath,
simply let your 'yes' be 'yes' and your 'no' be 'no', anything else comes from the devil,"
they Church of England couldn't make their minds up.
In 1998 Labour MP, Chris Mullin, chaired the second House of Commons Home Affairs Select
Committee Enquiry into Freemasonry in as many years.
The report's penultimate paragraph "requires public servants who are members of a secret
society... to disclose their membership."
The result was non-compliance by many of Britain's police forces.
The Standards Board for England which, for several years required all elected local councilors
to declare membership of secret societies was conveniently abolished by the Lib/Con
coalition government in 2012 as part of their deregulation policy.
Even if Freemasonry does not control some of the key positions of state in its own self-interest,
its involvement in promoting its own to positions of power and privilege is a likely candidate
to explain why Britain is increasingly being controlled by individuals who seem entirely
unsuited to positions of public trust.
If �The Craft� has not yet become a kind of secret government, as a 1981-84 Italian
parliamentary enquiry proved Propaganda Due (P2) Masonic Lodge to be, it is almost certainly
why Britain is paralyzed by what's known in drinking dens across the land as the 'Tyranny
of the Mediocre'.
So as thin old London police and newsroom files on Freemasonry start to fill up with
cold hard truths, at the very least it should concentrate the minds of those thinking of
using Freemasonry as a convenient cover for crookedness.
It is only a matter
of time now before their secret number is up.
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INVESTIGATORS SAY THE FAMILY
DOES NOT BELIEVE IN MEDICAL
TREATMENT.
NEWS 8'S BARBARA BARR JOINS US
LIVE.
BARBARA: A BERKS COUNTY COUPLE
IS CHARGED WITH
INVOLUNTARY
MANSLAUGHTER IN CONNECTION WITH
THE DEATH OF HER TWO-YEAR-OLD
BABY GIRL.
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THEY TOLD POLICE IN COURT
DOCUMENTS THEIR FAITH PROHIBITS
THEM FROM SEEKING MEDICAL CARE,
A DOCTOR SAYS IT PROBABLY WOULD
HAVE SAVED THE LITTLE GIRL'S
LIFE.
>> THIS CASE IS SOMETHING THAT
WE HEAR IN BERKS COUNTY HAVE NOT
DEALT WITH.
BARBARA: BUT BERKS COUNTY
DISTRICT ATTORNEY JOHN ADAMS IS
AWARE OF FAITH TABERNACLE, THE
CHURCH JONATHAN AND GRACE FOSTER
ATTEND.
IN COURT PAPERS, THE FOSTERS
TOLD POLICE THEIR FAITH
PROHIBITS THEM FROM PROVIDING
MEDICAL TREATMENT.
THAT'S WHY THEY DID NOT SEEK IT
FOR THEIR TWO-YEAR-OLD GIRL ELLA
GRACE.
SHE DIED AT HOME IN HER FATHER'S
ARMS, TWO DAYS AFTER
EXPERIENCING COLD-LIKE SYMPTOMS.
>> BOTH PARENTS INDICATED THAT
THEY DID NOT BELIEVE IN
MEDICATIONS WERE DOCTORS, AND
DEATH OF THE VICTIM IS GOD'S
WILL.
BARBARA: A DOCTOR SAYS THE
LITTLE GIRL DIED OF PNEUMONIA
AND PROBABLY WOULD HAVE LIVED IF
GIVEN ANTIBIOTICS.
>> CLEAR IN A FINE LINE BETWEEN
FREEDOM OF RELIGION AND THE DUTY
OF CARE THAT A
CHILD IS ENTITLED
TO.
CLEARLY, CHILDREN ARE ENTITLED
TO MEDICAL CARE.
BARBARA: ACCORDING TO
THE
DISTRICT ATTORNEY, THE FOSTERS
HAVE SIX OTHER CHILDREN, ALL
LIVING TOGETHER IN THE HOME, BUT
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