Budget Cuts: Federal budget cuts have gutted and defunded Department of Experimental Defense Systes (DEDS). When asked about complaints over the cuts Trump said, "Never heard of it, nobody has, I asked, I said, what is this? Nobody knew ok, nobody knew. They said Mr. President, nobody has ever read the budget before, imagine that, nobody had read it. I said, "experimental" ok, that means nobody knows, they just ask for money and I said, ok no more money ok, let's cut it, get rid of it, nobody knows what they do why are we paying, ok waste ok, enormous waste."
India Funeral: Family claims their recently deceased aunt sat up and walked out of her own funeral. There is no video. A picture of the woman is fairly benign and shows a woman sitting in a chair at a table. The family says she seems fine but can't talk.
Energies: A Nigerian "doctor" Dr. Numar, is claiming there has been a sharp rise in "Super Electro-harmonic magnetic quantum energy." A video shows what looks like a volt meter with the needle bouncing around. He goes on to show "magnets" sticking to wood and leaves. He claims this is due to overpopulation. Other videos on his sparse youtube page shows him ranting about overpopulation particularly in more developed countries, and suggesting nuclear bombs could be used to depopulate areas since nuclear power destroys atomic bonds and would break souls apart. He further suggests atheists could volunteer to be nuked since they have no concerns of an afterlife and having their souls destroyed would ensure they don't have one.
Parasites: Doctors are saying football player for the Cleveland Browns, Arron Larkin's autopsy showed his brain to be "full of parasitic worms" and is what caused his rather strange behavior on the field during his last game. In footage Larkins appears to become confused, wanders around the field, tackles a referee, and then tries to run out of the stadium. The discovery led the Cleveland Clinic to go into isolation per CDC guidelines for several hours until they could be sure nobody had come into infectious contact with the parasites.
Louisiana: Louisiana residents are stunned and shocked and in mourning by mass killing at a revival.
63 people have been reported dead, with dozens of others in critical condition after an 18-wheeler ran through the Visser's revival tent.
Police are still trying to piece together a motive and timeline.
There are multiple reports describing the incident as the culmination of issues with neighbors.
The Visser family had begun holding revivals on their farm, apparently after being ostracized from their church last year. Several locals described them as "cult-ish."
One (familiar looking to you) woman came forward saying she used to clean for them but quit after they kept showing her euthanasia videos and asking her what she thought, and she saw them looking up poisons online.
It is unclear if what took place at the revival was planned, or if some or all of the members in attendance were aware of the Visser's intentions.
Police chief McCaw called it a shame and he'd never seen anything like it before.
Biologists were called in after an unidentified worm like larvae were found at the scene. The larvae which were all apparently dead were from a rare killer black African variety which burrows into and feeds on living tissue. It is the first time being in seen in the US. Experts say the climate in the US is not conducive to their survival and it appears the Vissers imported them.
The police said they are not sure if the trucker was working with the Visser's or not and may have been a simple passerby who attempted to stop the Vissers from feeding the larvae to the congregation, or was attempting to flee the scene and lost control of his truck.
Some witnesses claim the truck had been parked on the defunct pasture from early in the morning and may have been a part of the Visser's plan to prevent people from leaving.
Locals described the family as typical. Some expressed their shock while others said that after having a falling out with the church and landing on hard financial times, the Vissers had grown problematic, argumentative, and made multiple threats. One local described them as being "prep'ers" and said they had recently been talking about the end of times approaching.
McCaw said he'd release more details as they have them but right now it is too early and there are too many questions. He said he hopes survivors make a speedy recovery and are able to answer some questions but right now he urged they need to be allowed to recover in peace.
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