Merrill Held Hostage In North Korea

Vice President Joe Biden discusses release of Merril Newman,
detained Korean War Veteran at the Korean War Memorial
 in Seoul North Korea Dec. 13, 2013

North Korea- An 85 year old veteran Merrill Newman, a detained Korean Army Veteran, has been held hostage in the prisons of North Korea. Kerry invited to take a flight on his airforce plan, however Merrill insisted he wanted to take a regular 'normal' flight home.  Kenneth, a missionary is still held in North Korea and sources are still investigating as to what is his conviction.  Kim Jun UN ordered for his uncle Jang Song Thaek to be arrested from a political meeting.  Thaek was the second most powerful man in the secret of state in North Korea and the key to is Kim Jun UN rise to power. Thaek was accused of criminal offenses including financial corruption, drug abuse, and womanizing.  Based on these reasons Thaek was thrown from the workers party. Vice President Joe Biden made a trip to North Korea to discuss the release of Merrill Newman and to keep resolutions between North Korea and the Republic of South Korea.

Many feel the irony of Thaek bringing UN to power in the first place over North Korea, and in return being thrown out of power by his nephew, whom he has put in power.  The agency stated Kim Jun UN stated Thaek of living a deprived life and ordered to "throw him in the streets or in prison...... effected by the capitalist way of living." The decision was also based on the country's financial mismanagement.    Kim Jun UN ordered the stadium to be packed with over 10,000 witnesses a machine gun style execution of 80 people. The dictator has already declared to be atheist. Many only hope for a change in the structure of an oppressive communist country.

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Aussie "HEAT WAVE" from FireBalls?

Heat Wave in London Planes Trees in
Wagga, Wagga, New South Wales, Australia

Victoria, Australia- A Heat Wave hits Australia as lightning flares that may of been from meteor shower emitted extreme hit. Authorities fear that brush fires can ignite due to the raining fireballs and weather changes. There were more than 150 wild fires caused by lightning strikes overnight. There were also reported 14,000 residents of Tasmania had power cuts and the road tar melted because of the sweltering heat. Official Ian Ferguson stated "The extreme temperatures of Victoria over the coming 3 days will test fire services and the community. It's critical we minimize the risk of any fires before Friday." Many joke it is so hot, you can cook eggs and have breakfast on the grounds, but the dangerous heat is no laughing matter as lives are at risk. Aussies felt rising temperatures of 46°C and 115°F. Scientists have said the Earth's tilt is roughly 24° tilt, 23.8°, would cause "extreme weather patterns." What caused the tilt? It is still undetermined, from what we know, the atmosphere has been shaken by ISON and possibly the black hole in the sun.

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Father Dies In Theater Over Texting Daughter

Wesley Chapel, FL (ITN)- A 71 year- old retired cop, Curtis Reeves is now convicted of second degree for shooting a father, identified as 43 year-old Claud Oulson that was shot over a teen daughter texting on her phone. The father took his daughter to the cineplex for a movie. Apparently, it was distraction at the theater leading to a heated argument between a retired cop and the father. Suddenly, as words were exchanged shot flares were fired and the father was found stretched out on two other movie patrons. His wife nicole as well was injured for grabbing her husband to stop the altercation.

Jamire Dixon, another movie goer on Dec. 28th, two weeks before the incident, said the man followed her to the restroom right after staring at her strangely while texting in the theater. Authorities report that this is not the first time the ex-law enforcer had a run-in with the law. Judge Lynn Tepper is denied Reeves bail after hearing discussion s that it was not a "stand your ground" incident. This is a sad scenario about how something so petty can get blown out of proportion.

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