I HATE IT WHEN . . . (STA BREAKING NEWS and ARCHIVES)

by baconbits , Saturday, January 10, 2015, 12:10

I hate it when I get certain gut feelings that refuse to leave me alone. Mostly the ones that I will never be able to do anything about.
My reaction to that kind of gut feeling is to at least write it down, get it out there, somewhere. So "Hello" to all you STA readers.
I would normally just call this a rant. Yet, I feel times are desperate and even though I may not know of or have any plan of action, something needs to be done.
I'm sure nothing will be done to stop this craziness even though much will be taken advantage of, as usual, by the evil, greedy, perverted jerks in power.
There will continue to be horrible acts against innocent people in others' reach for power, glory, and riches.

On to my findings when having horrible gut feelings.

First of all, I am busy and just happened to run across these two things that made me think "WTF". Besides the fact that I recognize all the politically correct crap just allows evil asswipes to murder and terrorize.

I thought it was odd that FOX, the network, listed
Kingdom of Heaven to be on at 10:30am, but, they are not showing that film. I know tv listings can be listed wrong as in an honest error, but, it seems odd to happen right now for this movie.
Not that I would have watched it at this time, I have things to get done. Now I want to watch it as I have never seen it and am curious.

Then I ran across this article.
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2015/01/10/french-authorities-hunt-most-wanted-woman-in-france-fears-new-terror-attack/

Published January 10, 2015
FoxNews.com

New information on woman linked to Paris terror attacks
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French police forces continued Saturday the intense manhunt for the wife of one of the terrorists who was killed after taking hostages the day before at a kosher grocery store in Paris.

Hayat Boumeddiene, who is suspected of being involved in the killing of a policewoman in a Paris suburb on Thursday is also believed to have been an accomplice for her husband, Amedy Coulibaly, who was killed in the police raid at the store Hyper Cacher. Four hostages were killed before authorities gained entry.

Early reports indicated that Boumeddiene was inside the store at the time of the hostage taking, but there is no evidence to support that information. There are also reports that Boumeddiene may have left the country earlier this month and currently be inside Syria. Those reports could not immediately be confirmed.

Boumeddiene married Coulibaly in an Islamic religious ceremony in July 2009 -- a union not recognized by French law. A circular distributed Friday by French police said Boumeddiene should be considered dangerous and potentially armed. The couple reportedly travelled several times to the French countryside to fire crossbows.

It is unclear what, if any, links Boumeddiene has to the store attack, but prosecutors said she has ties to Cherif Kouachi, one of the brothers whose attack on Charlie Hebdo magazine Wednesday left a dozen dead. Cherif and his brother Said, who both died Friday in a separate raid at a printing facility about 25 miles outside Paris, were radicalized and are believed to have ties to Al Qaeda in Yemen.

The Paris prosecutor's office told The New York Times that Boumeddiene had been in "constant and sustained" contact with Cherif’s girlfriend. The report said Cherif and Couibaly were followers of a French-Algerian jihad supporter named Djamel Beghal. He served time in prison for involvement in a plot to blow up the U.S. Embassy in Paris and was released