Senior faces possible prison time after prank

Tyell Morton faced a possible sentence of two to eight years in prison for planting a blow up doll in the girls restroom. The bond was set at $30,000 and the minimum amount was $3,000 for release. The 18-year-old was placed in the Rush County jail.

According to the IndyStar, a Rush County prosecutor has agreed to dismiss a felony criminal case against Morton. Morton will have to do community service.

Cop tasers and kicks compliant mentally handicap man.

A Yavapai Prescott Indian Tribal police officer tasers a mentally handicapped man who has his hands in the air. It turned out that Robert Denoyelles was harassing the customers outside of the restaurant, according to KSAZ FOX News.

GOP Rep. John Flemming (R-LA) Whines About Making $400K

U.S. Representative John Fleming (R) from Louisiana is struggling sooo much, just like the rest of us. Poor guy making almost a half million a year. How does he make it on that kind of a salary? Geeesh!

In the state of Illinois you will get the same penalty for recording the police as you will get for raping someone. Michael Allison has committed no crime at all, but he did record the police and that is illegal in Illinois. Allison is looking at 75 years in prison if he is convicted.

America the free?

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Immoral, Grotesque, Unfair

U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders (Vermont) warns of the austerity measures that could possibly reign on the elderly and the poor. Republicans will now be able to have their cake and it too, because this was one of the most conservative packages to ever pass in history. Read what talk show host Jon Stewart had to say about the debt deal.

It wasn’t President Obama who got held hostage during the talks, it was mainstreet America. This was no surprise to those that have been following the news closely. This was expected to happen. Americans just got hosed big time. Many think that the economy will suffer due to this decision.

Although it remains to be seen what will take place next, one can only guess that those making above $250,000 will completely escape anything that closely resembles a tax hike. The majority of Americans will be very upset when the reality finally sinks in, if it hasn’t already.

Look for Republicans to lose many seats during the next election. Both parties appear to be totally out of sync with the voters. However, it is the Democratic Party that stands to gain the most out of this embarrassing debacle. The debt ceiling game has made a laughing stock out of Congress, but nobody seems to be laughing.

Republicans fit the profile of a classic abuser. Expect the silence to end for those that have been politically abused. The abuse has to be put to a stop.

This act may kill President Obama’s poll ratings and could harm his run for presidency. If what Senator Bernie Sanders is saying proves to be true, things could get ugly in America with the election just around the corner.

Sanders said that virtually every program that working families depend on are on the line. This probably isn’t the shared sacrifice that most Americans were hoping for.

While Republicans may have prevented the bus from driving over the cliff, they may have driven the bus into a cold, dark swamp. They’ll have to live with that.

Jim Sciutto on the miraculous recovery of a woman who fell into a whirlpool.

More on the story at ABC News.

You might say I have a magical crystal ball hidden in a dark room. You might say I have the exquisite touch of Nostradamus. You might speculate that I may be gifted when it comes to politics. My response — well not exactly.

Let’s take a look at the LA Times script for example — “Obama campaign’s staggering haul: $86 million raised for reelection. Republican candidates combined are expected to raise less than $35 million this quarter.”

The headline says it all. Doesn’t it take an atrocious amount of money to win an election these days? What ever happened to keeping campaign promises and holding the politician accountable after the election? Is this a bit of nostalgia that Americans have forgotten about? Accountability?

By enlarge, the matter is not groundbreaking. The GOP has not really raised a clear argument against President Obomba. Why?

Because his presidency model is a replicate of George W. Bush. More spending on largely unpopular wars, more promises that have mostly been broken, more tax breaks for the wealthy, and total gridlock in government. President Obama has moved far to the right as it would appear to most of the crowd. Some are starting to say he looks more like Dick Cheney every day. Others say Obama resembles President Herbert Hoover.

Obama has become the chief collaborator of the Republican Party. It’s hard to oppose something that you resemble the most. What were media pundits calling him — the “change president”? Change in your pocket maybe.

Relegate fact from fiction. Assess the incumbency advantage. Since World War II, a whopping 90% of incumbents who ran for reelection did get reelected!

What will the slogan be this time? Because the “change” and “yes we can” lines do not apply anymore. Then you have the Republicans trying to hold the President hostage over a routine debt ceiling deal. President Obama will certainly remind the public about this extravaganza coming out of Washington.

And the winner of the United States presidential election, 2012 is…

Rupert Murdoch, 80 years old, is Chairman and CEO of News Corporation. The native Australian is a major media mogul and a well-known figure in the news industry. The net worth of Rupert Murdoch is $7.6 billion.

What are the the top websites that Aussies visit to read the news?

TOP FIVE NEWS SITES

1. 9News — ninemsn is Australia’s largest online content publisher with 9.8 million people visiting the site each month – reaching 67% of the online population. A joint venture between Nine Entertainment Co. and Microsoft, ninemsn draws on the exemplary products and services of these two powerhouse organizations to deliver outstanding online and mobile news, information, entertainment and social networking capabilities. On average, each person visiting ninemsn views 170 pages and spends over 2 hours on the network a month – more than any other portal.

2. The Sydney Morning Herald — The Herald’s website, smh.com.au, received 241,175 unique visitors on September 12, at the time its biggest day since launching in 1995, but now less than the daily average. Newspaper sales figures climbed as high as they had in almost 30 years.

3. new.au.com — News.com.au is Australia’s 3rd most popular news service with 4.5 million monthly unique browsers. Publishes news stories and multimedia created by a team of about 25 journalists as well as journalism from Murdoch’s Australian newspapers.

4. The Age — theage.com.au is a daily broadsheet newspaper, which has been published in Melbourne, Australia since 1854. Owned and published by Fairfax Media, The Age primarily serves Victoria, but is also available for purchase in Tasmania, the Australian Capital Territory and border regions of South Australia and southern New South Wales and is delivered in both a hardcopy and online format.

5. Yahoo!7– Yahoo!7 is a 50-50 partnership between the Seven Network and Yahoo! Inc. in Australia.

The famous Ugland House is reported to be the home, or mailbox if you prefer, of almost 19,000 international businesses, nearly half of them from the United States.

In the Cayman Islands, some of the world’s largest corporations channel trillions of dollars, making the area one of the world’s largest tax havens. However, it faces some stiff competition these days.

Now there are such hiding places in the United States that provide a haven for the same types of racketeering.

One of the Ugland House’s sister networks of America is located at 2710 Thomes Avenue, in Cheyenne, Wyoming. The company is called — Wyoming Corporate Services. A Special Report from Reuters calls this special house in Wyoming a place where “shell” companies can hide their assets. Just like they do at the Ugland House in the Caymans.

This Little House On The Prairie could be harboring a shady cast of complex network friends such as a former prime minister of Ukraine, who may be sheltering valuable real estate assets. The report claims that Wyoming Corporate Services currently lists more than 700 shelf companies for sale in 37 states. Business is good.

One special client at the “Little House” sold knock-off truck parts to the U.S. Department of Defense. Well, actually there were two companies involved in shady dealings, one of them under investigation for wire fraud.

Other clients that seek shelter are involved in: bogus subprime credit card scams, online gambling rings, online drug dealing, telemarketing scams, and money laundering.

If you’re involved with such illegal activities and the climate in Wyoming doesn’t suit you, you could opt to locate in Delaware or Nevada, the other two safe havens for hiding company assets. No regulation. No problem.

In fact, if you’re wanting to play shelter company monopoly you can rest at ease. There are only three states that have hardly any regulations at all — Alaska, Arizona and Montana. So you might just skip around these anti-business friendly islands of politics.

But feel free to roam the prairie land in the state of Wyoming. There are plenty of mail boxes for sale.

Or feel free to join the gang at 1209 North Orange Street in Wilmington, Delaware. Home to over 6,500 corporations, and more than 200,000 businesses. Vice-president Joe Biden, a former senator for Delaware (The Loophole State) received more than $1m in donations from law firms with offices in Delaware between 2002 and 2008, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.

In Tax-Dodge City, USA, the slogan is “yes we can” save you on taxes…