Human Interest

President Rodrigo Duterte says he once threw out a kidnapper from a helicopter when he was mayor of Davao and would not mind doing it again. The hard-man president of the Philippines has already admitted killing suspected criminals and now says he will impose the same punishment on corrupt officials. RT.com reports: “If you are corrupt, I will fetch you with a helicopter and I will throw you out on the way to Manila,” Duterte said, as cited by the Philippine Star newspaper.

Some animal lovers prefer dogs to cats as pets and like teaching them tricks and passing on to them their worldly knowledge. Cats on the other hand don’t want to know about man’s knowledge and are quite happy doing things on their own. It has long been rumoured that cats have a link to the real underworld, acting as gatekeepers, protecting people and their homes from ghosts and negative entities. Disclose.TV reports: To be honest, the cat is one of the most magical and gift animals on the earth.

A retired US Army Major says he has proof that the Pentagon was struck by a missile on 9/11, and not by a plane as the official report claims.  In an interview, Albert N. Stubblebine III says he can conclusively prove that the Pentagon was not hit by a Boeing 757. Conciouslifenews.com reports: All of the sensors around the Pentagon were turned off except one. That one sensor captured an image of the object that hit the Pentagon.  It looked like a missile.  But, after he went public, the imagery was changed to look like a plane.

This does not fit with the narrative. Continuing Jobless Claims are up over 6% in the weeks following Donald Trump's election...

This is the biggest surge since May 2009...

Finally, while Jeffrey Gundlach's "granddaddy of recession indicators" is based on the unemployment rate, we not that initial jobless claims are rapidly approaching their 2-year average - which in the past has probabilstically been followed by a recession...

Still stocks are at record highs so what could possibly go wrong?

Actress and writer Carrie Fisher, best known as the “Star Wars” heroine Princess Leia who later went on to establish herself as an author and screenwriter, has died in Los Angeles. no words #Devastated pic.twitter.com/R9Xo7IBKmh — Mark Hamill (@HamillHimself) December 27, 2016 Fisher, who was 60 years old, suffered a heart attack on Friday during a flight to Los Angeles from London, where she had been filming the third season of the Amazon comedy series “Catastrophe” According to Hollywood reporter: Family spokesperson Simon Halls confirmed the news to The Hollywood Reporter.