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Saturday, June 30, 2012
Lil' Skypp - Do feat. Lil Billy and Love LeAmber (Official Video)
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
*WTF Files* - Man on BATH SALTS eats family dog alive
WACO, Texas — Officials said a Texas man was charged with eating a family dog alive while being under the influence of a synthetic drug.
KWTX.com reported that police in Waco arrested 22-year-old Michael Daniel on Monday. He is accused of assaulting a family at their home June 14, chasing a neighbor and barking and growling.
Witnesses said Daniel grabbed the family dog, beat and strangled it and then started eating it. The dog died at the scene.
Officers said found Daniel was found sitting on the home’s porch with blood on his hands and clothing and face.
Daniel is believed to have been on a bad trip from ingesting “K-2,” a synthetic drug. He was taken to the hospital and now faces a felony charge for animal cruelty.
Monday, June 25, 2012
*NEW VIDEO* L.T. ft Bonecrusher - Rumors - Gorilla Squad Submitted (Indianapolis, IN)
3Sixty "I Don't Like" Chief Keef Remix (Indianapolis, IN)
MRC.Ent presents Indiana Tone and Young Kano - So High (Indianapolis, IN)
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Friday, June 22, 2012
WTF? Senate rejects bid to label genetically modified food
By Eric W. Dolan
The Senate on Thursday rejected an amendment to the farm bill that would have given states the power to require labels on genetically modified food.
“This is the very first time a bill on labeling genetically engineered food has been brought before the Senate,” said Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders (I), who introduced the proposal. “It was opposed by virtually every major food corporation in the country. While we wish we could have gotten more votes, this is a good step forward and something we are going to continue to work on. The people of Vermont and the people of America have a right to know what’s in the food that they eat.”
Senate Agriculture Committee chair Debbie Stabenow opposed the amendment, claiming it could interfere with the development of drought resistant crops.
The amendment was defeated by a 26-73 vote.
When the Vermont Legislature considered a bill that would have required genetically modified food to be labelled, the agricultural giant Monsanto threatened to sue the state. Despite public support, the legislation failed to pass.
Sanders’ amendment would not have required states to label genetically modified. It would only have given states legal protection to do so.
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Lil Mal ft. Tha Joker & Lil Trill - Roamin' [Official Video] (@Lil_Mal)

