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Moment when N3on & McKinley Richardson got confronted AGAIN by Jack Doherty's crew during their bowling date night in Miami 💀 N3on Security Big Zo had to step in quick 😳 These clout chasers won't quit ❤️‍🩹

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Giggling Ganon

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During the Vietnam War, Viet Cong fighters often used “spider holes” which are tiny, camouflaged pits just big enough for one person to squat in, hiding for short periods during patrols or ambushes. They’d dig a narrow hole about 3-4 feet deep, then craft a lightweight cover from bamboo, dirt, leaves, and grass to blend perfectly with the jungle floor. The fighter would hold the lid above their head while crouched inside, breathing through a small bamboo tube if needed, staying invisible until the moment to strike or escape. These were super effective for quick hit-and-run tactics because they were simple, portable, and nearly undetectable by eye. US forces countered with scout dogs trained to sniff out human scents, booby traps, or disturbed earth, which often revealed these hidden spots and saved lives by alerting patrols. VC would sometimes sprinkle chili powder or soap around to throw off the dogs’ noses, or simply abandon them if spotted. When discovered, soldiers would flush them out with grenades, smoke, or send in “tunnel rats” for close-quarters combat, though these holes were more for evasion than full networks like Cu Chi. The United States could have won the war if necessary, but these elaborate tricks and others played a significant role in the decision being made that continuing was no longer worth it.
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During the Vietnam War, Viet Cong fighters often used “spider holes” which are tiny, camouflaged pits just big enough for one person to squat in, hiding for short periods during patrols or ambushes. They’d dig a narrow hole about 3-4 feet deep, then craft a lightweight cover from bamboo, dirt, leaves, and grass to blend perfectly with the jungle floor. The fighter would hold the lid above their head while crouched inside, breathing through a small bamboo tube if needed, staying invisible until the moment to strike or escape. These were super effective for quick hit-and-run tactics because they were simple, portable, and nearly undetectable by eye. US forces countered with scout dogs trained to sniff out human scents, booby traps, or disturbed earth, which often revealed these hidden spots and saved lives by alerting patrols. VC would sometimes sprinkle chili powder or soap around to throw off the dogs’ noses, or simply abandon them if spotted. When discovered, soldiers would flush them out with grenades, smoke, or send in “tunnel rats” for close-quarters combat, though these holes were more for evasion than full networks like Cu Chi. The United States could have won the war if necessary, but these elaborate tricks and others played a significant role in the decision being made that continuing was no longer worth it.

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Panhandlers scamming Canadians in multiple cities! After being exposed begging for money in Mississauga and getting picked up at the end of the day, these panhandlers were later spotted in doing the same thing in Toronto. Earlier this year, in May, at the intersection of Dundas Street and Dixie Road in Mississauga, two women were seen asking for money while holding signs. Countless generous-but-deceived drivers gave them their hard-earned money. After spending hours panhandling, the pair were later picked up in an alleyway behind a plaza by a man in a vehicle. The very next morning, the same van dropped the two women off at the same spot. Roughly four months later, the duo was spotted again. This time at the intersection of Black Creek Drive and Lawrence Avenue in Toronto. When confronted, the women refused to answer any questions. During the encounter, one of them became aggressive and threw an apple. With little to no consequences, people like this will continue to take advantage of Canadians’ generosity. The mayor of Vaughan recently introduced a bylaw prohibiting deceptive panhandling tactics in public spaces. Political leaders across Canada need to take similar action against these scams. I’m currently working on a story about distraction thefts across the Greater Toronto Area. If you’ve had firsthand experience with this type of theft, please contact me directly at lincoln@rebelnews.com.
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Panhandlers scamming Canadians in multiple cities! After being exposed begging for money in Mississauga and getting picked up at the end of the day, these panhandlers were later spotted in doing the same thing in Toronto. Earlier this year, in May, at the intersection of Dundas Street and Dixie Road in Mississauga, two women were seen asking for money while holding signs. Countless generous-but-deceived drivers gave them their hard-earned money. After spending hours panhandling, the pair were later picked up in an alleyway behind a plaza by a man in a vehicle. The very next morning, the same van dropped the two women off at the same spot. Roughly four months later, the duo was spotted again. This time at the intersection of Black Creek Drive and Lawrence Avenue in Toronto. When confronted, the women refused to answer any questions. During the encounter, one of them became aggressive and threw an apple. With little to no consequences, people like this will continue to take advantage of Canadians’ generosity. The mayor of Vaughan recently introduced a bylaw prohibiting deceptive panhandling tactics in public spaces. Political leaders across Canada need to take similar action against these scams. I’m currently working on a story about distraction thefts across the Greater Toronto Area. If you’ve had firsthand experience with this type of theft, please contact me directly at [email protected].

Rebel News

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This excerpt aired in June 2023, days after traditionalist priest Fr. James Jackson, FSSP pled guilty to possession of heinous child porn involving infants. I'd been vilified for two years for reporting on his case, refusing to buy into wild, unfounded theories that Fr. Jackson was being "persecuted," "set up by the feds," or even the target of "satanic attacks." For this, Fr. Jackson loyalists launched vicious attacks on my personal and professional record. Even the documentary "Mass of the Ages" had refused to remove a snippet featuring Fr. Jackson, with one of the producers calling him a "holy" man after having spent a brief time with him during production. The producers finally removed the clip when the evidence became too much to ignore. While my reporting was eventually (and tragically) vindicated, and Catholics were forced to accept the ugly truth about the pastor they had loved and trusted, problems in the traditionalist community remain: unquestioning loyalty to and obsequious veneration of their clergy, the almost blind faith and trust they place in their community or institution. It's a perfect breeding ground for abuse, as my investigative reporting has revealed time and time again — and this happens in all communities, pre- or post-Vatican II. Unless these issues are confronted and adequately addressed, they will remain a continuing problem in traditionalist communities, and in the wider Church. FULL EPISODE:
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This excerpt aired in June 2023, days after traditionalist priest Fr. James Jackson, FSSP pled guilty to possession of heinous child porn involving infants. I'd been vilified for two years for reporting on his case, refusing to buy into wild, unfounded theories that Fr. Jackson was being "persecuted," "set up by the feds," or even the target of "satanic attacks." For this, Fr. Jackson loyalists launched vicious attacks on my personal and professional record. Even the documentary "Mass of the Ages" had refused to remove a snippet featuring Fr. Jackson, with one of the producers calling him a "holy" man after having spent a brief time with him during production. The producers finally removed the clip when the evidence became too much to ignore. While my reporting was eventually (and tragically) vindicated, and Catholics were forced to accept the ugly truth about the pastor they had loved and trusted, problems in the traditionalist community remain: unquestioning loyalty to and obsequious veneration of their clergy, the almost blind faith and trust they place in their community or institution. It's a perfect breeding ground for abuse, as my investigative reporting has revealed time and time again — and this happens in all communities, pre- or post-Vatican II. Unless these issues are confronted and adequately addressed, they will remain a continuing problem in traditionalist communities, and in the wider Church. FULL EPISODE:

Christine Niles

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