Jake Burris, campaign manager of Arkansas Democratic congressional candidate Ken Aden, found a shocking sight when he arrived home with his four kids after a family outing. One of the kids found the family cat dead on the front porch. The cat’s head had been bashed in and one eye was hanging from the cat’s eye socket. Even more shocking was the word “LIBERAL” was written across the animal’s fur in black marker. Could it be that this horrible crime was all politically motivated?
An official in the Caddo parish is moving that pajama pants be banned in public after an incident at a local Walmart where one man in a group revealed himself while wearing pajamas.
Michael Williams, a commissioner in the parish, started the proposal for no pajamas in public. He was actually among the group of shoppers in Walmart that were flashed by the man in pajamas. Williams feels if people are allowed to wear pajamas in public then they might take it a step further and wear even more risque clothing in public. He is also suggesting that people who violate the ordinance be ordered to do community service.
Shreveport, which is inside the Caddo parish, already has an ordinance that bans sagging pants.
In what is being called a rare attack on Shiites, a Pakistani extremist group claimed responsibility for a series of coordinated bombings aimed at Afghan Shiites in hopes that it will bring more instability to an already unstable country. The attacks are believed to have killed at least 63 Shiite worshipers on Ashura, which marks the death of Shiite Islam’s holiest martyr.
An Indian man fed up with waiting on a tax application to be approved decided to release dozens of deadly snakes as protest.
The man claims the tax office should have approved the application but that lower-level members of the tax office are sitting on his application until they are paid a bribe to approve it. The man claims he cannot afford the bribe and has no space to keep the snakes without getting approval so he decided to dump the snakes at the office.
A new report suggest that allowing women in the kingdom to drive could encourage premarital sex. The the report puts increasing pressure on King Abdullah to keep the kingdom’s male-only driving rules despite international criticism. Waleed Abu Alkhair, a civil rights activist, said the report was sent to the all-male Shura Council, which advises the monarchy. The report was written by Kamal Subhi and claims that allowing women to drive will allow greater mixing of genders and could promote sex.
A Seattle woman who was pepper sprayed by police during the Occupy Seattle march claims that she miscarried due to complications from the attack. Police and news investigators have asked the woman for proof of the miscarriage and evidence of whether the miscarriage actually happened as a result of her being pepper sprayed by police. The woman has yet to produce the medical records. Police are conducting an internal investigation.
Things got a bit chaotic at the Occupy Melbourne movement. Police broke up the demonstration and arrested approximately 100 protesters at Melbourne, Australia’s City Square. Protesters resumed their demonstration a day later with more than 400 participants marching through the heart of the city.
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