Erotica – Image Gallery

Via: Nude Asians

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Gallery of Children

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Missouri – ‘Cops Gone Wild’, again

Via: Raw Story

A Missouri police officer is accused of taking two underage women to his house, supplying alcohol, and raping one of them.

Livingston County sheriff’s deputies on Wednesday arrested 40-year-old Brent Schade, a Chillicothe police officer, on suspicion of rape, sodomy, and supplying alcohol to a minor.

Officers also arrest 20-year-old Amanda Gault in connection with the case.

Another 20-year-old woman told deputies she went earlier this week with Gault to Schade’s home, where they played drinking games.

The couple then forced her into a bedroom, according to investigators, where she was sexually assaulted.

http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2014/03/07/missouri-cop-accused-of-getting-20-year-old-women-drunk-and-raping-one-of-them/

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Fox Business Correspondent: “If you’re poor, stop being poor”

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After watching Aasif Mandvi’s segment on Thursday’s “Daily Show,” two things are clear: 1) America has the greatest healthcare system in the world (if 37th place is considered the greatest), and 2) some people shouldn’t do interviews with “Daily Show” correspondents.

Case in point, “Fox Business” commentator and NYSE Euronext Managing Director Todd Wilemon has a couple of jaw-dropping moments in this interview about “third world” healthcare conditions in Knoxville, Tennessee, not the least of which is his statement right at the end: “If you’re poor, stop being poor.”

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Watch the Daily Show clip HERE:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/03/07/aasif-mandvi-third-world-healthcare_n_4919304.html

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Keystone XL Pipeline Has Wide Public Approval, Poll Finds

Via: Huffington Post

Photo: result of ’73-’74 oil embargo

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A significant majority of Americans support building the Keystone XL pipeline, according to a ABC/Washington Post poll released Friday.

Despite relatively widespread concerns about its potential effects on the environment, 65 percent of Americans said the government should approve construction of the pipeline, which would carry oil from Canada to Texas.

That is an increase over a June 2012 poll that found 59 percent supported its construction.

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Read more, HERE:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/03/07/keystone-xl-poll_n_4919025.html

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