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Terrorists opened fire in an Iranian Book fair. So Shiya Sunni war. Ashraf Ghani saying he vows to take revenge? Bullshit. Ever since he became president he hasn't done anything. Afghanistan is still led by Taliban Insurgency and Ashraf is living lavish. Ever since Ashraf became President, Afghanistan lost all its allies. These Talibs killed 150 Afghanis in Mazir-e-Sharif. What did Ahead do? Fuck all that's what.

https://youtu.be/A2cyQzm7tcU Portland protests

Really is a shame. There is no point in my life where I don't remember him being on the TV. I can remember the days far back where I didn't even know how Jeopardy! even worked. He was an icon for 4 generations of people and possibly more as the years go on.

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An Arrest Is Made in Rick Moranis Street Assault A suspect was taken into custody six weeks after the incident. BY JORDAN HOFFMAN NOVEMBER 15, 2020 A man suspected of an unprovoked assault on actor Rick Moranis was arrested in New York on Saturday, according to reports. The 35-year-old Marquis Ventura was spotted by transit officers at the busy 72nd St. and Broadway subway entrance, a few blocks from where the 67-year old SCTV, Ghostbusters, and Honey, I Shrunk The Kids star was punched on October 1. USA Today reports that authorities have identified Ventura as homeless, and it is unclear if he has authorized an attorney to speak on his behalf. In the widely shared surveillance video of the October incident, a man is seen wearing a sweatshirt that reads "I [Heart] NY" before randomly punching Moranis, sending him to the pavement. The actor then went to the hospital for head, neck, and hip pain. ********************************************************************************************** https://youtu.be/2oW54fQqFh0 **************************************************************************************************************** Man accused of slugging Rick Moranis has history of assaulting strangers By Elizabeth Rosner, Rachel Green and Kenneth GargerNovember 15, 2020 The homeless ex-con accused of sucker-punching actor Rick Moranis has allegedly been randomly attacking strangers in New York City for the past six months, it was revealed Sunday night. Marquis Ventura, 35, was arraigned on a slew of charges in Manhattan Criminal Court late Sunday, including an assault rap for knocking Moranis to the ground in the Oct. 1 attack on the Upper West Side. Prosecutors claimed that Ventura has been involved with a number of other unprovoked attacks — including one in lower Manhattan just hours after he allegedly pummeled the “Honey, I Shrunk The Kids” star. “The defendant has now been charged with five separate assaults occurring over a six-month period in 2020, all which include unprovoked attacks on strangers during a global pandemic,” Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Kelly Keating said at Ventura’s arraignment. The same day as the attack on 67-year-old Moranis, Ventura allegedly fled downtown and socked the 45-year-old owner of a Soho liquor store and stole a bottle of champagne, according to police and prosecutors. When “confronted by the store owner, the defendant threw the bottle at the store owner and then proceeded to repeatedly punch him above the head,” Keating said. For that incident, Ventura was hit with charges of assault and petit larceny. In another attack, in August, Ventura allegedly pummeled a 61-year-old customer inside a Soho bodega, prosecutors said. The victim suffered damaged teeth and lacerations to his hand. Ventura was arraigned for that attack as well on Sunday night. Ventura, who was arrested Saturday, was remanded by Manhattan Criminal Court Judge Nicholas Moyne and ordered to undergo a psychiatric evaluation. His attorney, Autumn Levine, told the judge Sunday night that her client suffers from schizophrenia. “He was in the psych ward in seven different states . . . diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic, and has been without his medication,” Levine said. In addition to the three separate assault complaints from Sunday night’s arraignment, Ventura was arrested on Oct. 17 for allegedly assaulting a straphanger in the West Fourth Street subway station. In that case, he was given a desk- appearance ticket and released. He is also suspected in an earlier attack on a subway train in The Bronx.

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/724105162741907467/777934317002162186/thanksgiving-dinner-chicago.png Chicago COVID-19: Stay-at-home advisory takes effect for city, Cook County with new restrictions on gatherings Chicagoans urged to cancel in-person Thanksgiving dinner as city could lose 1,000 lives in next 7 weeks In Chicago and Cook County, residents are asked to stay at home as much as possible for the next 30 days, only leaving to go to work or school or for buying essential needs like food or medicine. "Right now we need people to double down on the things like no work the masking the social distancing to staying home when you can," said Dr. Allison Arwady, Chicago Department of Public Health commissioner. "The not having people over to your home and at least here in Chicago, we have recommended canceling a traditional Thanksgiving." People are also asked not to have gatherings at home with anyone outside of your household, including for Thanksgiving, and to avoid all non-essential, out-of-state travel.