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White House Petition to Investigate Seth Rich Murder Goes Viral as Reward Tops $345K

With the former Speaker of the House, Newt Gingrich asking questions about the bizarre

killing of a Democratic National Committee (DNC) staffer in 2016, the murder mystery

surrounding Seth Rich has taken an interesting turn.

A White House Petition has been started demanding President Trump appoint a special prosecutor

to find his killer.

It is important to note that those of us asking for an investigation into the death of Seth

Rich, are not some tinfoil nutjobs as the mainstream media attempts to claim.

Since when is wanting justice for a murder �conspiracy theory�?

No one at the Free Thought Project has ever attempted to claim to know who killed Seth

Rich, we simply want an investigation.

And, since this petition has gone viral � it appears that a lot of other Americans want

the same thing.

When Rich was killed in 2016, Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange called for an investigation

into the homicide.

Why would a wanted man, holed up in an Ecuadorian embassy in London care at all who killed the

Washington, DC-based staffer?

That question remains unanswered but some believe he was the source of the DNC database

of emails which, arguably, cost Hillary Clinton the 2016 presidential election.

Now, a petition has been created to force the president�s hand to open an official

investigation, called, �WE THE PEOPLE ASK THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO CALL ON CONGRESS

TO ACT ON AN ISSUE.� The petition is asking the president to, �Appoint a Special Prosecutor

to investigate the murder of Seth Rich, the alleged Wikileaks email leaker.� The petition

was created by someone only known as �J.F.� on May 19, 2017.

Already, over 25,000 signatures have been obtained of the needed 100,000, requesting

the White House to open an official investigation into his killing.

The petition reads;

While the mainstream media appears to consider the matter of Seth Rich a murder driven by

motives of armed robbery, the alternative media is camping out on the issue, refusing

to let his name, and his possible contribution to transparency disappear.

If the rumors were true Rich was the DNC mole, who leaked the database of emails to Wikileaks,

he would likely have been targeted for discreditation, but, instead, he was found with gunshot wounds

to his back, clinging to life, and later died from his injuries.

According to One America News, which is offering a $100,000 reward for information leading

to the arrest of his killer, members of Congress are now beginning to question whether or not

Rich�s death may have been an inside job.

Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-California) told OAN, �Whoever it could be, we need to look

into it and verify.

The fact that the young man�s death has not been followed by an investigation that

would even be in place for an ordinary murder is very suspicious to me.�

Rep. Blake Farenthold (R-TX) told OAN, �I think it should definitely be a part of the

investigation.

It�s an alternative theory and any good investigation looks at alternative theories�We

need to investigate all the options.

A lot of the allegations about Russia and some of the allegations about President Trump

now are all coming from un-named sources.

Sources suggesting it was an inside job are probably just as valid as somebody not willing

to give their name.�

With OAN offering a $100,000 reward, Wikileaks donating $20,000, the DC Metropolitan Police

offering $25,000, Republican donor Jack Burkman kicking in another $100,000, and even Martin

Shkreli upping the ante with $100,000, the total reward for solving Seth Rich�s murder

stands at $345,000.

OAN�s Pearson Sharp concluded, �Solving this case could reveal important clues into

the 2016 election and how high up corruption at the DNC really went.

DNC officials have long pushed the views that Russia was behind their email leak, but this

latest information casts doubt on those claims.�

To sign the petition calling on the White House to open an official investigation into

Rich�s death, click here.

For more on Pearson Sharp�s report click here.

And to see The Free Thought Project�s extensive coverage of the mystery of Seth Rich�s death,

click here.

Please share this article so that through the spreading information we may be able to

achieve justice for Seth Rich.

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first of all i am really sorry

the moment i started recording

i realised that my camera has stopped recording

luckily i saw it immediately and that's why showing grid of first design separately

So from that you all have understood that

our today's video is about filler elements

And all the filler elements are grid and checks designs

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YOU WON'T BELIEVE THISFLAT EARTHERS WILDLY OUTRAGEOUS NEW THEORY - Duration: 3:55.

YOU WON'T BELIEVE THIS: FLAT-EARTHERS WILDLY OUTRAGEOUS NEW THEORY!

A bizarre new theory has just turned the flat-earth truth movement upside down.

Apparently, the earth is still flat, but it�s dotted with tiny imitations of the enormous

trees that once covered the continents�a world that we can hardly remember with our

rates of deforestation.

The flat-earth movement has always been intriguing�a network of people who live their lives convinced

that the world has been lied to for centuries.

Flat earth is unlike other conspiracy theories because it �insists on the primacy of direct

experience.� When you look at the horizon, can you see a curve?

ENORMOUS TREES ONCE COVERED THE CONTINENTS But lately, there�s been an additional to

this theory, the idea that our world has no forests�and the video is catching on like

crazy.

�They make us think that this is a forest,� the narrator tells us as we look a beautiful

forest scene, �when you are actually looking at thirty-meter bushes.

After watching this video, you will reverse your concept of forests by 30 degrees.�

The narrator continues to explain that this is not a forest at all, but rather a �diminishes

imitation.� Apparently, thousands of years ago, a cataclysmic event destroyed 99% of

the Earth�s biosphere, stripping away the real forests.

The proof?

The stumps everywhere around us.

The first piece of evidence he points to is Devils Tower in Wyoming, a great geological

stub rising out of the rolling lowlands on all sides.

In the video, the narrator walked through images of mesas, plateaus, flat-topped mountains.

�Name ten differences,� he says.

�You can�t.

There are only two differences: material and six.� ACCORDING TO THE THEORY, THERE IS

NO SUCH THING AS A MOUNTAIN But wait�it gets more complicated.

According to the theory, there is no such thing as a mountain.

Instead, everything we walk on was once living wood.

Mountain ranges were once tremendous forests that provided a link between humanity and

the celestial spheres.

Essentially, everything we think of as �beautiful� is actually representative of destruction

( via sciencevibe.com ).

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Pojďme Hrát GOOKA 2: Záhada Janatris (+StreamChat) |10| - Kurzorové Drama {CZ} - Duration: 10:27.

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UFO: Afterlight (Reticulan 2.0 mod) - Walkthrough / Videonávod - 75 - [ENG/CZ] - Duration: 28:02.

Medium Armor - We need to study some details in order to produce functional items from the Beastman super-plastics.

Fu.ck that.

Well, that was unexpected.

That mission is really hard to click on, by the way.

No fast-forwading this time, because we never had such a mission.

WHY CAN'T WE KEEP EVERYTHING? WHY DO WE HAVE TO PUT IT INTO THE UFO AND THEN IMMEDIATELY UNPACK IT?

The game mentions stealth missions during which we HAVE to be unobserved, yet there are none of such missions in the game.

Probably a glitch, even though the lead scientists do name things after themselves sometimes, here it is used incorrectly with a string for a battery.

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Baseball Joe of the Silver Stars | Chapter 15 - Duration: 11:21.

CHAPTER XV

JOE OVERHEARS SOMETHING

"Are you the boys who threw the baseball through my kitchen window into my kettle of

apple sauce?"

demanded Mrs. Peterkin, as she confronted the two culprits.

"I threw it," admitted Joe.

"But we didn't know it went into the apple sauce," added Tom.

"Nor through the window," spoke Joe for want of something better to say.

"It was a wild throw."

"Humph!" exclaimed the irate lady.

"I don't know what kind of a throw it was but I know I was wild when I saw my kitchen.

I never saw such a sight in all my born days—never!

You come and look at it."

"If—if you please I'd rather not," said Joe quickly.

"I'll pay you whatever damages you say, but I—I——"

"I just want you to see that kitchen!" insisted Mrs. Peterkin.

"It's surprising how mischievous boys can be when they try."

[120]

"But we didn't try," put in Tom.

"This was an accident."

"Come and see my kitchen!" repeated Mrs. Peterkin firmly and she seemed capable of

taking them each by an ear and leading them in.

"You—you'd better go," advised Mr. Peterkin gently.

So they went, and truly the sight that met their eyes showed them that Mrs. Peterkin

had some excuse for being angry.

On the stove there had been cooking a large kettle of sauce made from early apples.

The window near the stove had been left open and through the casement the ball, thrown

with all Joe's strength, had flown, landing fairly into the middle of the soft sauce.

The result may easily be imagined.

It splattered all over the floor, half way up on the side walls, and there were even

spots of the sauce on the ceiling.

The top of the stove was covered with it, and as the lids were hot they had burned the

sugar to charcoal, while the kitchen was filled with smoke and fumes.

"There!" cried Mrs. Peterkin, as she waved her hand at the scene of ruin.

"Did you ever see such a kitchen as that?

And it was clean scrubbed only this morning!

Did you ever see anything like that?

Tell me!"

[121]

Joe and Tom were both forced to murmur that they had never beheld such a sight before.

And they added with equal but unexpressed truth that they hoped they never would again.

"I'm willing to pay for the damage," said Joe once more, and his hand went toward

his pocket.

"It was an accident."

"Maybe it was," sniffed Mrs. Peterkin.

"I won't say that it wasn't, but that won't clean my kitchen."

Joe caught at these words.

"I'm willing to help you clean up!" he exclaimed eagerly.

"I often help at home when my mother is sick.

Let me do it, and I'll pay for the apple sauce I spoiled."

"I'll help," put in Tom eagerly.

"Who is your mother?" asked Mrs. Peterkin, looking at Joe.

"Mrs. Matson," he replied.

"Oh, you're the new family that moved into town?" and there was something of a

change in the irate lady's manner.

"Yes, we live in the big yellow house near——"

"It's right back of our place, Mrs. Peterkin," put in Tom eagerly.

"Hum!

I've been intending to call on your mother," went on Mrs. Peterkin, ignoring Tom.[122]

"I always call on all the new arrivals in town, but I've been so busy with my housework

and Spring cleaning——"

She paused and gazed about the kitchen.

That, at least, would need cleaning over again.

"Yes," she resumed, "I always call and invite them to join our Sewing and Dorcas

Societies."

"My mother belonged to both!" exclaimed Joe eagerly.

"That is in Bentville where we lived.

I heard her saying she wondered if there was a society here."

"There is," answered Mrs. Peterkin majestically, "and I think I shall call soon, and ask

her to join.

You may tell her I said so," she added as if it was a great honor.

"I will," answered Joe.

"And now if you'll tell me where I can get some old cloths I'll help clean up this

muss."

"Oh, I don't know," said Mrs. Peterkin slowly.

Clearly her manner had undergone a great change.

"I suppose boys must have their fun," she said with something like a sigh.

"I know you didn't mean to do it, but my apple sauce is spoiled."

"I'll pay for it," offered Joe eagerly.

He was beginning to see a rift in the trouble clouds.

"No," said Mrs. Peterkin, "it's all right.

I have plenty more apples."

[123]

"Then let us help clean the place?" asked Tom.

"No, indeed!" she exclaimed, with as near a laugh as she ever indulged.

"I don't want any men folks traipsing around my kitchen.

I'll clean it myself."

"Well, let us black the stove for you," offered Tom.

"That's it, Alvirah," put in Mr. Peterkin quickly.

He rather sided with the boys, and he was glad that the mention of Joe's mother, and

the possibility of Mrs. Peterkin getting a new member for the societies, of both of which

she was president, had taken her mind off her desire for revenge.

"Let the boys black the stove.

You know you always hate that work."

"Well, I suppose they could do that," she admitted somewhat reluctantly.

"But don't splatter it all over, though the land knows this kitchen can't be worse."

Behold then, a little later, two of the members of the Silver Star nine industriously cleaning

hardened apple sauce off the Peterkin kitchen stove, and blackening it until it shone brightly.

"I'm glad Sam Morton can't see us," spoke Tom in a whisper.

[124]

"Yes; we'd never hear the last of it," agreed Joe.

They finished the work and even Mrs. Peterkin, careful housekeeper that she was, admitted

that the stove "looked fairly good."

"And be sure and tell your mother that I'm coming to call on her," she added, as Joe

and Tom were about to leave.

"Yes, ma'am," answered the centre fielder, and then he paused on the threshold of the

kitchen.

"Have you forgotten something?" asked Mrs. Peterkin, who was preparing to give the

place a thorough scrubbing.

"We—er—that is——" stammered Joe.

"It's their baseball, I guess," put in Mr. Peterkin.

"It is in the kettle of apple sass, Alvirah."

"Oh, yes; so it is," she agreed, and this time she really laughed.

"Well, you may have it," she added.

"I don't want it."

With a dipper she fished it up from the bottom of the kettle, put it under the water faucet

to clean it, and held it out to Joe.

"Thanks," he said as he took it and hurried off with Tom, before anything more could be

said.

"Whew!" exclaimed Tom, when they were out in the lots again.

"That was a hot time while it lasted.

And we got out of it mighty lucky, thanks[125] to your mother.

Mrs. Peterkin is great on the society business, and I guess she thought if she gave it to

us too hot your mother wouldn't call on her.

Yes, we were lucky all right.

Want to practice some more?"

"Not to-day," replied Joe with a smile.

"I've had enough.

Besides, this ball is all wet and slippery.

Anyhow there's lots more time, and I guess the next day we do it we'll go down to the

fairgrounds."

"Yes, there's more room there, and no kettles of apple sauce," agreed Tom, with

a laugh.

As Tom had an errand to do down town for his father he did not accompany Joe back to their

respective homes.

"I'll see you to-night," he called to his chum, as they parted, "and we'll arrange

for some more practice.

I think it's doing you good."

"I know my arm is a bit sore," complained Joe.

"Then you want to take good care of it," said Tom quickly.

"All the authorities in the book say that a pitching arm is too valuable to let anything

get the matter with it.

Bathe it with witch hazel to-night."

"I will.

So long."

As Joe had not many lessons to prepare that night, and as it was still rather early and

he did[126] not want to go home, he decided to take a little walk out in the country for

a short distance.

As he trudged along he was thinking of many things, but chief of all was his chances for

becoming at least a substitute pitcher on the Silver Stars.

"If I could get in the box, and was sure of going to boarding school, I wouldn't

ask anything else in this world," said Joe to himself.

Like all boys he had his ambitions, and he little realized how such ambitions would change

as he became older.

But they were sufficient for him now.

Before he knew it he had covered several miles, for the day was a fine Spring one, just right

for walking, and his thoughts, being subject to quick changes, his feet kept pace with

them.

As he made a turn in the road he saw, just ahead of him, an old building that had once,

so some of the boys had told him, been used as a spring-house for cooling the butter and

milk of the farm to which it belonged.

But it had now fallen into disuse, though the spring was there yet.

The main part of it was covered by the shed, but the water ran out into a hollowed-out

tree trunk where a cocoanut shell hung as a dipper.

"Guess I'll have a drink," mused Joe.

"I'm as dry as a fish and that's fine water."

He had once[127] taken some when he and Tom Davis took a country stroll.

As he was sipping the cool beverage he heard inside the old shed the murmur of voices.

"Hum!

Tramps I guess," reasoned Joe to himself.

But a moment later he knew it could not be tramps for the words he heard were these:

"And do you think you can get control of the patents?"

"I'm sure of it," was the answer.

"He doesn't know about the reverting clause in his contract, and he's working on a big

improvement in a corn——"

Then the voice died away, though Joe strained his ears in vain to catch the other words.

Somehow he felt vaguely uneasy.

"Where have I heard that first voice before?" he murmured, racking his brains.

Then like a flash it came to him.

The quick, incisive tones were those of Mr. Rufus Holdney, of Moorville, to whom he had

once gone with a letter from Mr. Matson.

"And if you can get the patents," went on Mr. Holdney, "then it means a large sum

of money."

"For both of us," came the eager answer, and Joe wondered whom the other man could

be.

[128]

"You are sure there won't be any slip-up?" asked Mr. Holdney.

"Positively.

But come on.

We've been here long enough and people might talk if they saw us here together.

Yet I wanted to have a talk with you in a quiet place, and this was the best one I could

think of.

I own this old farm."

"Very well, then I'll be getting back to Moorville.

Be sure to keep me informed how the thing goes."

"I will."

There was a movement inside the shed as if the men were coming out.

"I'd better make myself scarce," thought Joe.

He had just time to drop down behind a screen of bushes when the two men did emerge.

Joe had no need to look to tell who one was, but he was curious in regard to the other.

Cautiously he peered up, and his heart almost stopped beating as he recognized Mr. Isaac

Benjamin, the manager of the Royal Harvester Works where the boy's father was employed.

"There's some crooked work on hand, I'll bet a cookie!" murmured Joe, as he crouched

down again while the two men walked off up the country road.

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Let's Play GOOKA 2: the Mystery of Janatris (+StreamChat) |10| - Cursor Drama {EN} - Duration: 10:27.

Gooka 2 has photorealistic graphics. They used a photo as a texture. :D

StreamChat Fuzimi: Well, that voice over was really "great".

Me: Yeah. Kinda shitty all around. Gooka 1 had a bad voice over on the protagonist, but the voice overs for other characters were great.

Fuzimi: Oh my god, even the Horse Racing 3000 (Dostihy 3000) looks better than that. Me: Yeah, I had the same thought, but I didn't say it aloud.

Me: Wait, maybe that's where did they take the photo from! :D

Fuzimi: Still better than Xbox One.

Me: Not that it is particulary hard to be better than Xbox One. (Scorpio seems OK though)

Me: Can you see that too, at the mouse cursor? The cursor icon has a small (one pixel wide) black line at the very top right!

How long did they take making this travesty? If they can't even not fuc.k up the mouse cursor icon...

Bye.

Sailor.

Good day.

Hmmm.

I would like to ask you something about the pirate women, sailor... (again, if it sounds stupid in English, it's because it sounds stupid in Czech too, i.e. not my fault)

The only thing I can say to you, sir, is that because of these goddamned Chories I'm stuck here watching the horizon,

in case of them suddenly appearing.

So if you are going to ruin my concentration, I won't pay attention and I can guarantee you,

that your pretty house will be taken down in the very first wave of attacks!

Ah. Hmmm... unfortunately that has already happened. Farewell, sailor.

Fuzimi: (about the cursor) No, I don't see it. Wait, I do see it! No, actually I don't.

By the way, nice muscles. Getting those in a medieval setting must have been hard.

Unless the Marin-Danim ship from Earth brought some steroids.

Anyway. Do you see that sailor there? From the dialogue we got here, I guess that we were supposed to speak with that guy first. Poor devs.

Fuzimi: (still about the cursor) Wait, yeah, I saw some of it. It's really hard to tell on stream.

Weird. Such a serious sailor, yet the thinks of being inside some cottage,

messing around creating things, instead of sailing on the sea!

Let's find out about the Chories, I presume.

Where are you going, pal? Just because you are dressed like a noble doesn't mean you can crawl onto someone's ship!

Ah, well, these sailors... they newer go far for a word. I will have to be more cautious.

Did you see the clouds? How stretched they are? :D

Gooka actually moves his mouth while "thinking" his line here, speaking it aloud, talking to himself like a crazy person.

Fuzimi: THAT'S SKINERI! Me: Yeah, he does look like him.

To speak again with this morose sailor? No, not unless I have a very serious reason to.

Nail - This planet has so many things, and I had to pick up this nail... kinda comical, isn't it? However I will find a way to use it.

Wasn't I told that I should talk with a sailor about the battery?

I think I missed something somewhere, however I don't know what and where.

Fuzimi: Nail that nail into his ear.

Let's see the walkthrough.

This is ... wrong. Somebody used autocorrect that changed "lockpick" (or something among these lines) to "pick up"....

"Go to the pier and used the crates" Somebody seemingly can't use English properly.

If my Word didn't eat so much RAM, I could open it in it and highlight the typos in red.

Fuzimi: In one moment, the sailors sound like Chip and Dale, and during other they sound like two goblins.

Pokud teda použil Word. If that was Word.

I don't know WHY should I use the lockpick on the sailor, but whatever. I don't expect logic from this game.

I'm sorry, sir, for raising my voice like that before, but have been working for 14 hours straight due to the lack of men...

Goddamn Chories... fortunately eight of our best ships have already embarked.

Until they kill 'em all, the ships won't return to the docks.

Sure, sure, I get ya. Could I ask for something?

Look at this item, it's from a land far away, and probably only a sailor like you can help me with it.

Show me! By Glux... I haven't seen one of those for many years.

A mechanical picklock... a little battered... the fuse jumped off right here, see!?

...aaand it's fixed, here you go.

Thank you very much, what do I owe you?

Don't worry about it. But since we are talking about it, I have a small request for you...

Yes?

You know, a friend of mine lives beyond the town.

I'm stuck here for days and I don't have even a little bit of free time to check up on him...

Would you be so kind as to take this note to him?

YES/NO

Of course. When I'll go near that place, I will give him your message... where does your friend live?

Not far from the town, if you go to the left from the town gates, you cannot miss it.

It's to the north of the Crab Beach.

Here's the message. And a big thanks. My name's Agir, sir.

Let your work pass swiftly, Agir... I'm called Gooka. See you soon!

Not the great judge... once again I apologize for pushing you away before, honorable sire...

Stop apologizing. You've helped me and as a counter-service, I will help you too.

Item acquired: Picklock (again)

Fuzimi: But still, "use picklock on sailor and leave"?

Picklock - it's fully functional.

A message from the sailor - It's supposed to be for the sailor's friend. I won't read it.

What's the best thing about other action RPGs, according to the devs of this game? STUPID FETCH AND ERRAND QUESTS.

I don't like doing it, but I do need money, since you can't really grind...

What a great walkthrough have I downloaded, by the way.

Fuzimi: 14 hours? I would die. Fuzimi: Don't apologize, you are going to get it pal, you're going down!

Aaaand I just got stuck inside that column. Great.

You know what? Let's SAVE just to be sure...

The very same walkthrough tells me to buy three things at the shop, even through at the moment that I am supposed to do so in the walkthrough, I have enough money for only one of the three items.

In a different walkthrough I found out I can get more money from the servant.

And of course this game has no map. Why am I not surprised?

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