Arizona man has been accused of attempted homicide with a samurai sword

http://beer.weremight.com/forums/showthread.php?10199

An investigation revealed that Banbury lives in a trailer on the victim's lot, and allegedly attacked the victim with the sword while the victim was asleep in bed. Detectives recovered the bloody samurai sword on the floor of the victim's bedroom. Banburg is facing charges of aggravated assault and attempted homicide. Detectives have yet to determine a motive for the attack. The victim remains in stable condition.

Bellingham boy shoots mom's attacker in face with BB gun

http://beer.weremight.com/forums/showthread.php?10179-Bellingham-boy-shoots-mom-s-attacker-in-face-with-BB-gun

The boy swung a board at the attacker, who chased the 10-year old through the house. In the commotion the attacker, identified by police as Paul R. Newman ended up locked out of the house and trying to climb in through a window. When the mother tried to close the window he grabbed her and threatened to kill both of them.
That's when the boy ran and got his pump action BB gun. "He shot him." said Officer Young, "at least four times we believe." It was enough to end the attack. The boy and his mom were able to run from the house and dial 911.

Tread alert ... Carl shows off his size 21 shoes,madein the US

http://beer.weremight.com/forums/showthread.php?10177-Man-with-UK-s-biggest-feet-sleeps-with-30-women

Carl said: "My feet have always been huge — ever since I can remember. "They grew so fast when I was at school my mum kept having to buy me new shoes every few months. "Each year I would go through two or three pairs. I just wore them out really quickly. "At primary school my feet were always two sizes bigger than anyone else's. "By the time I was 12 years old they were size 14. Then in the space of two years they had gone up to size 17. I play rugby and had a huge struggle finding rugby boots — I had to get them special ordered from America." Now the unemployed welder has all his shoes specially made in the US and shipped to the UK at a cost of around £100. He said: "They don't make size 21 shoes anywhere in the UK. "They cost about £50 to have made but because the boxes they come in are quite big it costs another £50 to have them mailed back here. "I've got one pair of Nike trainers and a pair of steel-toe cap boots for work. I had some rugby boots made as well but they are already too small. "I have to wear my trainers for everything so they end up looking grubby really quickly — I wish I could have a tidy pair." Because he can only wear his trainers for nights out, Carl, a second row for the Trimsaram RFC rugby squad, is often turned away from clubs because his footwear doesn't meet the dress code.

Champ ... Jessica Rogers with her swimming coach Andy Ciprano

http://beer.weremight.com/forums/showthread.php?10174-Meet-2ft-girl-who-dreams-of-winning-2012-Paralympics


Competitor ... Jessica Rogers

"Everyone is different in their own way." On her quest to make the Paralympics through a gruelling training regime, 3st Jessica now rises at 3.30am to practice before school. She said: "When I'm swimming, I feel free. At first, it was about fun, but now I want to win medals.

White preservationism: the new brand for WN that is in development

http://beer.weremight.com/forums/showthread.php?10141-White-preservationism-the-new-brand-for-WN-that-is-in-development.

We just need to become united around a central idea, and that idea has yet to be provided. White nationalism as a whole will not work and, FWIW, I think Hunter W.'s polemics against the movement as of late, in terms of accomplishments and leadership, are largely accurate; WN groups have largely done more damage to the credibility of the movement as a whole by their own actions. Criminal-prone skinhead-ism will certainly not work. Southern resurgence isn't happening. National socialism is foreign to America and those who pretend to subscribe to it are jesters. Moreover, Hitler was first and foremost a pan-German empire builder/nationalist, and not a racialist.

Syria: Lybia 2.0?

Part of this moral code to which I subscribe includes not lying, especially when such lies will endanger the lives of other people. The possible lies surrounding Syria will undoubtedly put thousands of Syrian lives in danger; as if these reports are indeed falsified or at all exaggerated they can and will be used to justify foreign intervention.

As I have covered in my previous articles, the immense NATO bombing campaign, which has already resulted in the deaths of innocent Libyan civilians, was also based on several falsified or exaggerated incidents. We are also being fed a misrepresentation of how the Libyan people feel about Gaddafi.

This was revealed before the full-scale attacks began by Russian officials, yet the United States, France, and Britain seem to either not care or disregard the veracity of the statements. I struggle to find a logical and probable reason why Russian personnel would lie about their findings, if someone can, I would appreciate you leaving your thoughts below.
However, these are not the only reports which conflict with the picture (and the only picture) that is presented by the Western corporate media. In fact eyewitness reports revealed by RT directly conflict with this picture.

A video that was used by the mainstream Western media as evidence of the alleged injustices occurring there was apparently actually a video filmed in Iraq in the 1990s. The man who witnessed this in front of his own shop can be heard testifying to this fact below:

So, what are we to believe, unverified reports? I wish I could bring myself to believe these reports but unfortunately I am part of the reality-based community that does not believe anything unless it is independently verifiable.

http://www.thebeerbarrel.net/showthread.php?8745-NATO-ramping-up-to-do-in-Syria-what-they-did-in-Libya

EMU faculty promises to respect public school teacher contracts

http://www.thebeerbarrel.net/showthread.php?8333-Eastern-Michigan-faculty-side-with-teachers-unions

Eastern Michigan University faculty members are promising not to do any work that might help bust existing public school teacher contracts, possibly crimping plans to use the faculty in a new statewide school district run by the university and the Detroit Public Schools.
"We won't have our membership involved in breaking union contracts," said Howard Bunsis, the treasurer of the EMU faculty union.
Gov. Rick Snyder announced a plan to create an Educational Achievement System, which would take in Michigan's failing public schools, possibly starting with 34 DPS schools in about a year.
At issue is the power of DPS emergency manager Roy Roberts, who would also be chairman of the new district's governing authority. As a governor-appointed emergency manager, Roberts has the legal power to end or modify DPS union contracts and to negotiate contracts for the new district.
A key ingredient of Snyder's plan would be EMU's willingness to move faculty from its college of education into struggling public schools to help train teachers and to work in other ways. Roberts said he was particularly interested in using faculty and their expertise to help students with special needs.
EMU's union leadership balked at the Board of Regents meeting Tuesday. Despite the protests, the regents approved the agreement to take part in the new district.
The role of outside union members in a district run by a leader with legal powers to cancel contracts is but one gray detail that needs to be worked out. Some parts of the plan might need legislative approval and others are still in the planning phase.