Human Interest

Monday marked the 37th anniversary of the Three Mile Island nuclear accident, the first major nuclear power plant emergency to rattle the U.S. and the world. On March 28, 1979, a minor incident at a nuclear power plant in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania quickly turned into a major nuclear accident with the world holding its breath as the reactor core went into meltdown. Incredibly the fictional film “The China Syndrome” starring Jane Fonda, Michael Douglas and Jack Lemmon was released depicting the exact scenario just days before the accident, which added more fuel to the nuclear meltdown fears.

A man from Ohio has been arrested for creating a parody Facebook page purporting to be “The City of Parma Police Department”. The Cleveland police department made the arrest, charging him with “disrupting public services”. Americanintelligencereport.com reports: “The Parma Police Department would like to warn the public that a fake Parma Police Facebook page has been created. This matter is currently being investigated by the Parma Police Department and Facebook. This is the Parma Police Department’s official Facebook page.

Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders has vowed to completely reverse current U.S. policy on the Middle East if he is elected President – promising to improve relations with the Palestinian people by granting them equal rights with Israeli’s.  In an historic speech, Senator Sanders says he will work closely with the likes of Russia and Iran in trying to find a peaceful way of stabilizing the Middle East. Intifada-palestine.com reports: We call the speech “historic” for many reasons.

Belgian riot police used water cannon on shaven headed right wing protestors at a temporary shrine honoring the victims of the Brussels attacks. Hundreds of people had assembled at the Place de la Bourse to peacefully remember the 31 victims of Tuesday’s terror attacks, when hundreds of men, some wearing masks and balaclavas, barged to the centre and hijacked the peaceful rally. Some members of the group were seen making Nazi salutes confronting ethnic minority groups and throwing flares.

A video from last summer shows a family being taken by gunpoint after knowingly crossing into Area 51. There are many unanswered quetsions about the secret UFO base, but one thing that is not secret are the numerous warning signs surrounding it. The signs tell the public to “KEEP OFF” and ground sensors leading up the base are there to make sure that the public do not get anywhere near it. Open Minds reports: A recently posted video shows a family being held at gunpoint after crossing the warning signs.