A former Disney executive was sentenced Friday to more than six years in prison for sexually abusing a girl in Portland a decade ago, when the girl was 7 years old.
Michael Laney, 73, will serve 75 months for four counts of first-degree sexual abuse.
Heigh-ho, Heigh-ho, to the slammer he will go....
Disgusting old creep.
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VANCOUVER (NEWS 1130) – Two cruise ships collided early Saturday morning in the water near Canada Place.
Cruise ships in the water - who'd ever have thought it?
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“A generation of aging whites is literally trying to block the young immigrants needed to pay their Medicare & Social Security,” NBC News reporter Heidi Przybyla tweeted Tuesday morning. The piece was posted in response to President Donald Trump urging illegal aliens to return home because the United States is full. While the president had been speaking about illegal aliens, the Times falsely reported that the president had been referencing all immigrants.
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The Plain Dealer, a left-wing paper out of Cleveland, has reportedly been forced to downgrade its operations and lay off a third of its staff due to a “continuing decline in advertising revenue.” According to The New York Times’ Alex Burns, about 26 media jobs are cut per day. The union representing journalists at the Cleveland Plain Dealer had 340 members 20 years ago. After the next round of layoffs, it will have 33.
Don't you feel sorry for the media leftists?
Me neither.
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The usual jerks are really upset about the Mueller report; they simply can't believe that he didn't nail Trump for something - ANYTHING!
Read it and weep? Watch the stunned media meltdown across networks when Mueller report is released https://t.co/6qmT0oZRZw
Ravaged by Trump Derangement Syndrome, the utter vileness of the Left is fully on display.
There needs to be a reckoning, all right - and the TSD-spreading infectors on the Left need to pay. But I think they are beginning to: they have been shown for the bigoted idiots that they are, and that's at least a start.
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Maybe he just couldn't take another Groundhog Day.
ORLANDO, Fla. - A Transportation Security Administration agent is dead after he jumped from a balcony in the Hyatt Regency Hotel at the Orlando International Airport, according to officials from the Orlando Police Department. In a tweet, OPD officials said the man, who was in his 40s, jumped into the atrium area of the airport at 9:30 a.m. Saturday. He was found in critical condition and was taken to a local hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
OIA spokeswoman Carolyn Fennell said the man jumped from a floor just above the east security checkpoint. Because of that, some passengers may have gotten through the checkpoint without being screened. All passengers at gates 70-129 had to be rescreened, according to Fennell. That included people who had already gone through security as well as those who were either waiting to board or had boarded their flights.
Seems as though TSA needs to do a better job of screening their own employees. The headline to the story is, however, a classic: "TSA agent commits suicide after jumping from balcony at OIA, police say."
Exactly how someone commits suicide after jumping from six stories up is never specified. Just spitballing, here, but I'm guessing he committed suicide by making the jump, not afterward.
But then, I'm not a reporter.
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Courtesy of The Weather Channel.
They don't need actual meteorologists any more, just actors who can react to the graphics as though they're real. Click the link, and you can watch one of their meteorologists "react" to a falling iced-up tree limb - when in fact there's no tree there at all.
Television should be viewed for entertainment purposes only, these days.
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"I just swooped down and attacked my head," said Cyndi Mara, who last week was walking into her job at the Chick-Fil-A next door when she was attacked.
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Early Thursday evening, White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders retweeted Acosta’s tweet with a proud clapback: “When I went with President @realDonaldTrump to the border today I never imagined @Acosta would be there doing our job for us and so clearly explaining why WALLS WORK. Thanks Jim!”
CNN’s Jim Acosta was mocked across social media on Thursday for posting a video that was meant to downplay President Trump's claims of a border crisis -- but ended up supporting his argument that border barriers improve security.
In other news, Occasional and Rash have both been passed over for the plum committee jobs they wanted, which indicates that even Democratics retain a few standards.
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Channel 13's fired one of its editors following revelations that they had doctored a clip of President Trump’s Tuesday Oval Office address.
Less than a day after placing the editor responsible on leave pending an investigation, Q13 terminated his employment.
“We’ve completed our investigation into this incident and determined that the actions were the result of an individual editor whose employment has been terminated,” said Q13’s news director in a Thursday update.
The Q13 video created a loop of the President licking his lips — making it seem bizarre and unbalanced — it also seems that someone distorted the President’s face and may have added an orange tone to his skin.
Well, it's Seattle. Derangement is kind of the norm in the Pacific Northwest. Our next-door neighbors absolutely hate conservatives - but they have one of those virtue-signalling signs on their lawn: "We believe", yadda-yadda. The most hate-filled couple I've ever met, but they have a sign that proclaims their virtue.
Before we buy the next house, I'll be checking out the neighbors in the area.
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