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  Greetings, and today I would like to discuss truth in the media. Specifically, I would like to discuss the H video from the 1980s, in which NBC produced two-episode series 16 and 17 about a case involving child molestation. The man involved in this case was dubbed the "cycle man," and he was portrayed by Gordon Jump as Mr. Horton. Kids are naturally drawn to bikes, and since Mr. Horton ran a bike shop, the boy played by Gary Coleman was fascinated by this bike and wanted to acquire it as well as some other goodies from Mr. Horton.   During the sitcom, you can hear the audience laughing and having a good time around a topic.  This is very serious and many of the scenes inside the episodes are very disturbing. Mr. Horton owned a bike shop, and kids are obviously drawn to bikes. This kid, played by Gary Coleman, was intrigued by this bike and wanted to get this bike and some of the other goodies from Mr. Horton.  Now, throughout the entire episode, there is innuendo and laught

Vertus Wellborn Hardiman was the victim of an unethical secret U.S. government radiation experiment in 1928. Hardiman was born on March 9, 1922, in Lyles Station, Ind., known as one of the earliest Negro settlements in the United States. When Hardiman was five years old, he was one of nine children who took part in a terrifying medical experiment, where he and other children were severely irradiated during a medical experiment conducted at the local county hospital. The experiment was misrepresented as a new therapy for the scalp fungus known as ringworm to get parental consent. The radiation of the skull led to immediate symptoms but also to severe progressive necrosis of the bone all through his life. At the time, many human radiation experiments were conducted on African Americans and were funded by the United States Department of Defense and the United States Atomic Energy Commission. Experiments included feeding radioactive food to disabled children, inserting radium rods into

In a recent discussion, the age-old debate surrounding the moon landing resurfaced, prompting questions about its authenticity. With skepticism lingering, particularly concerning the 1969 Apollo 11 mission, opinions remain sharply divided. While some firmly believe in the historic event, others argue it could be nothing more than an elaborate hoax. One of the primary points of contention revolves around the lack of concrete evidence, exacerbated by the absence of modern technology such as cameras during the initial landing. Critics point out the inability to verify crucial aspects of the mission, including the landing itself and subsequent activities on the lunar surface. Adding to the mystery, recent claims suggest that subsequent moon landings, such as those planned by the Trump administration for 2024, face similar scrutiny. The purported landing on the "Dark Side of the Moon" further complicates matters, as it falls beyond the view of telescopes and other observational eq

  On the evening of Feb. 11, 2024, shortly after the Kansas City Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl 59, an image of U.S. President Joe Biden with glowing red laser eyes circulated online, along with the caption, "Just like we drew it up." Screenshots of the post indicated that Biden's official account on X (formerly Twitter) made the post. The post referenced the "Dark Brandon" meme — that is, imagery depicting Biden as a nonhuman villain with laser eyes and is a satirical response to critics. Prior to the championship game, many right-wing conspiracy theorists made posts about Democrats secretly scheming with Chiefs tight Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift to help Biden's 2024 presidential campaign. They believed high-profile Democrats worked with the NFL to rig the season so that Kelce and Swift would end up at the highly watched event and endorse Biden there, CNN reported. However, following this tweet, some individuals have spun wild and basele

The tragic helicopter crash that claimed the lives of Access Bank CEO Herbert Wigwe, his wife, and son, along with other notable individuals, has sent shockwaves through the African business community. As the continent mourns the loss of a visionary leader, questions arise about the potential implications for key economic initiatives, particularly the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Agreement. Could the absence of Herbert Wigwe adversely affect the trajectory of this landmark trade agreement, and how might his passing reshape the landscape of free market and trade in Africa and the world? Herbert Wigwe's strategic acumen and unwavering commitment to economic growth positioned him as a key proponent of the AfCFTA Agreement. His visionary leadership at Access Bank, coupled with his advocacy for continental integration and trade facilitation, underscored his pivotal role in driving the agenda for economic development across Africa. With Access Bank's expansion into mu

  Tragedy struck the international business community as Access Bank CEO Herbert Wigwe, his wife, and son were among six individuals tragically killed in a helicopter crash in California. The devastating incident also claimed the life of a prominent figure in Nigeria's financial sector, the former group chairman of Nigeria's stock exchange. The helicopter, which departed from Palm Springs airport en route to Boulder City, Nevada, met its untimely fate, leaving authorities scrambling to uncover the cause behind the fatal crash. The news sent shockwaves through both the Nigerian and global business communities, as the loss of such influential figures reverberated far beyond borders. Herbert Wigwe, known for his leadership in Access Bank, had been instrumental in shaping the bank's trajectory and was widely respected for his vision and acumen in the financial sector. His untimely demise, along with that of his family, leaves a significant void not only in the banking industry

  A Vietnamese restaurant owner in Arlington was robbed and killed by a man who had recently been released from prison. The suspect, Fernando Taylor, was captured in Houston and is awaiting extradition. Taylor followed and ambushed the victim as she arrived at her business, stealing her purse and running her over with a vehicle. Surveillance footage and police investigation led to Taylor's identification. He had a history of similar crimes and had just been released from prison eight days before the murder. - Vietnamese restaurant owner in Arlington robbed and killed by Fernando Taylor - Taylor followed and ambushed the victim, stealing her purse and running her over - Taylor captured in Houston and awaiting extradition - History of similar crimes and recent release from prison This incident has once again brought attention to the flaws within our criminal justice system. Taylor's case highlights a disturbing trend where individuals with a history of violent offenses are rele

Los Angeles, the City of Angels, has long been a hub for diverse cultures, beliefs, and stories. Amidst the glitz and glamour of Hollywood, there lies a tapestry of urban legends and folklore that captivate the imagination. One such tale that has intrigued many is the existence of underground civilizations and the enigmatic "lizard people" said to inhabit them. The origins of these tales trace back to ancient times, with references found in indigenous cultures and historical accounts. Stories of underground caverns and hidden civilizations have persisted through the centuries, capturing the fascination of explorers, historians, and conspiracy theorists alike. In a recent article circulating online, mention was made of underground caverns in Los Angeles purportedly housing civilizations of lizard-like beings. While some may dismiss such claims as mere fiction or urban legend, there exists a wealth of historical and cultural references that hint at a deeper truth. According to

Special Agent Doug Williams, representing the Houston field office, began his sobering address on the recent shooting in Dallas with words that send shivers down the spine. He remarked that the inevitability of an active shooter event in our city is not a question of if, but when. These words, though stark, sadly resonate with the reality of our times, where senseless violence has become all too common. In reflecting on the current state of affairs, one is reminded of the prophetic words of Jesus regarding the end times. He spoke of a time when lawlessness would prevail, and the love among people would grow cold. It's a chilling observation that seems to mirror the challenges we face today. In the face of such turmoil, where even our most secure institutions are being violated, it becomes imperative for us to pause and turn to a higher power for guidance. As we grapple with the complexities of our world, seeking solace and wisdom from the divine becomes not just an option, but a ne

The Lakewood Shooter Identified As a Female According to Houston Police Department officials, despite using multiple aliases, including the name Jeffrey Escalante, the individual who opened fire at Joel Osteen's Lakewood Church on Sunday, ultimately being shot dead by off-duty police officers, consistently identified as female and was described as mentally troubled. Commander of Homicide Christopher Hassig clarified, "Our shooter is identified by a driver's license as Genesee Moreno, a 36-year-old Hispanic female. There are some discrepancies. We do have reports she used multiple aliases, including Jeffrey Escalante. So she has utilized both male and female names but through all of our investigation to this point, talking with individuals, interviews, documents, Houston Police Department reports, she has been identified this entire time as female." The police noted that some media outlets had referred to Moreno as a transgender woman, but according to their investigat

Do the words we speak really have such a significant impact? Absolutely. Consider this study: Two bottles of rice were placed on a table, one labeled with curses and the other with blessings. Every day, the person cursed one bottle and blessed the other. Over time, they noticed the cursed rice spoiling, while the blessed rice remained fresh, even improving. This illustrates how our words can profoundly influence outcomes in our lives. Are we speaking blessings or curses over ourselves? In Ezekiel chapter 37, God commands Ezekiel to speak to a valley of dry bones. As Ezekiel prophesies, the bones miraculously come back to life. Similarly, whatever seems lifeless in our lives—be it relationships, jobs, or health—can be revived through positive affirmations. Stand in front of a mirror and speak life over yourself, trusting that God will bring forth blessings. Let's choose to speak blessings into our lives and witness the transformative power of our words.