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A WAITRESS GOT $1800 AS A TIP

In the week, a waitress from Sacramento was astonished to get a $1,800 gratuity left by the customer. She hosted a relatively local group in the Wildwood Cafe and bar of the Courtyards on Tuesday night Kathleen Moreno told her. Like any other client that arrives at the restaurant, she retorted that she regarded them with respect and dignity. The payment of the group pertained to almost $165. Moreno said that a female lady in the group paid the bill and that she was shocked by the amount she had transcribed once she got the returned check. She hasn't ever encountered or seen the lady before, Moreno notified. This evening's table was only one of four she had already been clamoring for.

SACRAMENTO — One person stated as man was injured at Oak Park Shooting. Sacramento investigate a Saturday night shooting at Oak Park which really abandoned one person is injured.

The shooting took place around 6:49 p.m. by the police. Towards the San Jose Way 2900. According to the authorities, there is no such life risk and nobody has been dead until now, but further information is provided because there is no idea who is shooting and why the area is being watched.

Sacramento PD stated that the victim suffered non-life-threatening injuries and took himself to the hospital immediately by the authorities. Police said at this time there is no suspicious information available.

 Calif. — Two groups met on Saturday to show support for the same cause, more than 20 miles apart. That town of El Dorado and the town of Folsom all paid tribute in two drastically different ways to the life of deputy El Dorado County Sheriff, Brian Ishmael.

The El Dorado Gun Club collected monthly match fees and held a donation raffle to the memorial fund of the fallen deputy. "We just felt, you know, we had to give back," said Sandra Longcor, Club Treasurer. "I know that Deputy Ishmael and other members of the department have trained here."

It was brought to the case by members of the El Dorado County Sheriff's office. "The group's support we had was amazing," Deputy Josh Perry retorted. "For now, we're all holding up pretty well and trying to support each other and the world just the way they're supporting us for now."

In Folsom, the Folsom Jr., 23 miles away. The Football League of Bulldogs utilized the day of match as a tribute. "So far we have set up blue ribbons and blue ribbons on all our players ' helmets," League President Bob Tremaine said. "They hand out ribbon pins and hold the fallen officer for a moment of silence as well."

Tremaine reported that the league tried to show that they are not alone in their mourning to the Ishmael family and the El Dorado County Sheriff's office. "This is just a little, close knit community," he stated. "That we are all helping El Dorado County out here in Folsom, although we're in Sacramento County." Ishmael's funeral services are set for Tuesday.

The Never-Ending Virus-Go-Round... New Strain from China Might Rival COVID-19

Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's chief immunologist, is acutely aware of a recent introduction to the group of Superbugs having originated in China. Its characteristics are like those of the 2009 Swine Flu, or H1N1 as it is alternately called, and the 1918 Pandemic Flu. Its swine-esque profile component is due to prevalence in the country's pigs. Though it poses no current threat to humans it displays "reassortment capabilities".

Apparently, if allowed to mutate to a more advanced form, then "G4 EA H1N1" will have the same potential as its predecessors to become an epidemic or pandemic.

H1N1 came forth through Mexico in April of 2009. It infected more than 60 Million in the U.S. and 700 Million worldwide. By an estimate, 151,700 to 575,400 people died.

The 1918 occurance killed between 30 to 50 Million according to the CDC (Centers for Disease Control). Its death toll claimed approximately 10 Million people over the count of those who died in World War I at 20 Million.

This news comes as the Coronavirus continues to spread increasingly in states such as Texas, Arizona and Florida.Thus far 10.4 Million people around the world were infected and more than 500,000 were killed.

Many U.S. jurisdictions are reinstating Stay at Home Orders and it's unclear as to when life in the nation will return to normal.

Photo Taken from Reuters News Service

USA withdraws 9,500 troops from Germany

US President Donald Trump approved a plan for the withdrawal of 9,500 US troops from Germany.

"The Secretary of Defense and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff yesterday informed the president (Trump. - Ed.) Of plans to redeploy 9,500 troops from Germany. The proposal was approved," Hoffman said.

Now the plan will be discussed in the committee of defense of the US Congress. The States also plan to consult with allies in NATO.

Black Lives Matter Activists Call for Increased Violence (If Necessary)

All over the country heated protests turned into full-scale riots with record numbers of incidents of destruction to property and people. Many political pundits have tried to downplay the frequency with which they occurred and their severity. A particular city mayor, Jenny Durkin, said that the outbreak was “more like a block party atmosphere” than an “armed takeover.” However, there are too many victims of violence left behind to testify to the atrocities.

The most well-publicized situation, which no doubt left them Sleepless in Seattle, involved the assault of merchants in the business district there. According to Daily Caller reporters on the scene at the time, some among those protesters who set up the six block "Cop-Free Zone", CHAZ or CHOP (which stand for Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone or Capitol Hill Occupied Protest) went well beyond anyone's expectations.

A false report was spread that one of their members was being held at gunpoint in a location just outside the assumed area. The place was an auto shop called "Car Tender". The occupiers tore down the fence surrounding its lot and pushed past those who were guarding the storefront.They broke through the doors to confront the people inside despite the owners' insistant denials of the rumored cause. Then one of the angry hoard set fire to the building.

The garage's proprietor is quoted as saying:

“I can’t even get the police to show up, I can’t get the fire department to show up. I mean, I had to put the fire out myself. The fire department’s one block away. And this kind of mob stuff, that doesn’t work. I’m not doing that stuff. I caught somebody in my building with my property, so I detained him, hoping the police would show up, but they didn’t show up."

"So I detain him, trying to get him to let us frisk him to see what he had of our property still, and he wouldn’t let us frisk him. So, you’ve got all these people out here saying that we had him at gunpoint. We didn’t have him at gunpoint, there’s an attorney that was here that we let in here to make sure he was safe. That he wasn’t being hurt. And this is what I get.”

The man closed with the lament that his heart is broken for every person in America.

Another Capitol Hill resident, who would only be named as Brandon, stated:

“I’m scared. I’ve been scared every day since Sunday, and I haven’t gotten a lot of sleep. For the first time in my life in Capitol Hill, I hear gunshots every single night. I’ve heard people screaming every single night outside. And they’re not protest screams … I’ve also heard screams of terror out there, and I don’t know what’s happening out there.”

Brandon anticipated and received threats of personal harm for speaking out.

And there were numerous attacks on both professional and amatuer journalists for merely attempting to record video footage. Kalen D’Almeida, the co-founder of Scribber, said he was punched in the back of the head. He narrowly escaped with help from one conscientious CHAZ member. The assault was apparently ordered by the movement's self-appointed leader, Raz Simone, a rapper and self-described "warlord".

An independent pro-life activist used his phone to catch a clip of marchers as he walked along side. In response, the captain of the group abruptly turned to his followers and shouted, "Who doesn't matter?! This mother-f**ker!" The question turned into the crowd's chant. Then a few of the males surrounded the videographer and the lead CHOPer manhandled the victim while tugging at his pants with the taunt, "Do you want me to pull down your panties?" Afterward the observer was shoved further into the street.

The most serious occurances were shootings. Two people were shot in the encampment on the Saturday before the last, with one passing away at the site. Certain protesters blocked the police's access to that and / or the companion victim. Two additional shootings and a stabbing were reported in later days.

The aforementioned followed the CHAZers seizure of the East Precinct of Seattle's police department; which is located at the head of the autonomous region. They overtook the building entirely, ousted the officers there and are alleged to have stolen equipment which presumedly included weapons. Police have yet to find their way back to headquarters as negotiations are still being made. Black Lives Matters and other social justice representatives (who at one point seemed to include members of the terrorist organization, Antifa) demand that the station be turned into a community center - in keeping with their attempt to defund the police.

During an interview at the height of the chaos Mayor Durkin was angrily answered by CNN journalist Chris Cuomo with, "The counter will be, block parties don’t take over a municipal building let alone a police station and destroy it, basically thumbing their nose at any sense of civic control. Do you believe that you have control of your city and that you would be able to clear those streets? Because you haven’t.”

Though the area of concern is still a great nuisance; the rebellion has died down as the city's famous rain, marcher fatigue and boredom set in. There are still a few hold-outs, but the majority were successfully encouraged by the mayor to either expand their activities to outlying areas or go home. That came after desperate pleas from Capitol Hill's property and business owners for a resumption of normal life - and - the launch of a pending law suit.

Meanwhile the statement was made by Hank Newsome, Black Lives Matter Chairmain, that, "if this country doesn't give us what we want, then we will burn down this system and replace it."

Fox's Martha MacCallum, his interviewer, confronted him by quoting that he wanted to “shove legislation down people’s throats,” and then asked him, “What exactly is it that you hope to achieve through violence?”

He returned with this:

"... But the moment people start destroying property, now cops can be fired automatically. What is this country rewarding? What behavior is it listening to? Obviously not marching, but when people get aggressive and they escalate their protests, cops get fired. Now, you have police officers and Republican politicians talking about police reform. I don’t condone nor do I condemn rioting, but I’m just telling what I observed.”

And at the end of the session he added, “I just want black liberation and black sovereignty by any means necessary."

WARNING: The Following Video of an Incident at a CHAZ / CHOP Demonstration Contains Foul Language and Other Potentially Distrubing Content.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1271224115576180737

P.S.: There are more recent developments of Black Lives Matters protest-related violence. A couple from St. Louis, MO was admonished by some when they displayed arms to a group of protestors who surrounded them after crashing the gates to their home. Also, a photographer who was a key supporter of the BLM movement was shot to death during a demonstration in Louisville, KY by a protestor, an individual suffering from bi-polar disorder.



Photo Taken from the UK's The Telegraph Newspaper

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BREAKING: WAEC Examination To Commence On August 4

Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba, Minister of State for Education, on Monday said the West Africa Examination Council has fixed August 4, 2020 as commencement for this year’s examination.

Nwajiuba made this known at the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 briefing on Monday.

The minister said the examination will end on September 5.