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America — wake up! | News, Sports, Jobs - Lock Haven Express

America — wake up! | News, Sports, Jobs - Lock Haven Express

Posted: 19 Apr 2020 11:01 PM PDT

My suggestions:

1. Charge $10 per gallon for gasoline for everyone expect our allies. Gas suppliers like Iraq, Saudi Arabia will dry up their supply at $20 per barrel while we pay $1.99 per gallon now. Fill up every reserve tank in America (a good idea of the President) even our cars.

2. Quadruple the sale price of our fossil fuels we supply to South Korea that the Rocket Man dictator will not be able to fire his missles three feet, let alone 3,000 miles to America.

3. Yesterday, China declared that dogs will now be considered pets, where last week dogs were killed for lunch. Have China stop the wet markets immediately to stop the spread of this virus. Also, stop the slaughter of armadillos they use for medical purposes. Every year, Japan corrals sharks and dolphins into a cove and cut off their fins only, leaving these fish to drown.

4. Have the Federal government initiate the (GPA-Government Production/Possession agency — established in World War II — temporarily, so First Quality can distribute their products unwrapped in plastic. Plastic keep the virus alive three times longer than paper.

5. Do not buy any meat, fish or Chinese products to stop diseases from China, that could come to America. Do not buy any exotic fish, snakes, alligators for your personal enjoyment and after becoming tired of them, release them into our waterways so that they survive by eating our native fish and animals.

6. Eradicate every mouse and rat (except those use for controlled lab testing), any insect dangerous to our health, disease-carrying bats (enter their caves numerous times and use a flame thrower to kill their droppings while they are flying outdoors feeding and controlling millions of bugs.) If we have an overrun of locusts or insects, capture them and use them to feed fish in our lates and streams. This is our country, not China's.

7. This is a war that can be fought and won by the U.S.A. if we use some of these suggestions!

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Judge extends deadline for Joe Exotic to challenge convictions - New York Post

Posted: 17 Apr 2020 04:44 PM PDT

OKLAHOMA CITY — A former Oklahoma zookeeper who was sentenced to 22 years in prison for a murder-for-hire plot and federal wildlife violations has been granted an extra month to argue why his lawsuit challenging the convictions shouldn't be dismissed.

Joseph Maldonado-Passage, also known as "Joe Exotic," filed a federal lawsuit last month against the US Fish and Wildlife Service, the US Department of the Interior, the assistant US attorney who prosecuted him and several witnesses. He's seeking nearly $94 million in damages, claiming that he was convicted based on false and perjured testimony.

A federal judge decided to recommend dismissing his lawsuit and provided an April 28 deadline for objection filing.

On Thursday, US District Judge Scott Palk extended that deadline to May 28 after Maldonado-Passage provided a handwritten letter requesting at least 30 days to respond, The Oklahoman reported Friday.

In the letter, Maldonado-Passage writes that he's being isolated at the Federal Medical Center in Fort Worth, Texas, with "(no access to a computer, phone, email or library)."

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