Posted on 04 May 2011. Tags: 911, George W. Bush, Osama bin Laden, President Obama, terrorism, twin towers
It has already started, the “What were you doing when you heard the news that Osama bin Laden was killed?” Most of us were getting ready for bed or already there on a Sunday evening when the news broke. Not much else to remember, just that as soon as we heard, we couldn’t turn off the television. Read the full story
Posted in Serious Commentary
Posted on 08 April 2011. Tags: 911, conspiracy, controlled demolition, cover up, impeachment, JFK, pentagon, truth, truth movement
In short, digital enhancement of what was once thought to be video of an innocent family outing on a fateful day in American history now suggests the truth of 9-11 has long been packaged in a tissue of lies.
At this writing, no major news outlets have seen the video. Word of it first leaked out last week via internet postings by a shadowy group calling itself ‘The Guardians.’ Read the full story
Posted in Human Interest
Posted on 16 October 2009. Tags: 911, 999, emergency services, idiots, stupid callers, world's dumbest
A Smegmadale Jewish priest, Rabbi Sheldon Scrunt, dialled 999 when staff at Manchester Airport’s W H Smuts bookstore would not allow him to use the toilet, then subsequently shit kittens when the plods turned up and arrested him for making a nuisance emergency services call.
He was later released with a good slap round the head after pleading extenuating circumstances for making his call as he suffered from an enlarged prostate and also chronic IBS due his rhubarb addiction. Read the full story
Posted in Society, Strange People
Posted on 09 June 2003. Tags: 911, emergency, fire, reality tv, rescue, response, search and rescue
The hottest selling video in the country right now is the sleeper “RESCUE 911: Too Sad For TV”, a compilation of stories with some hilarious goofs that weren’t aired on the original Rescue 911 series on CBS. Released a month ago, it has climbed to the top of the sales chart, passing Spiderman and selling three million copies over the past week. Read the full story
Posted in Television
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