I Will Name This Later

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lithium2017:

Physics: More pencil tricks

If you take the thing out, they’re going to bleed a lot more.

SO. DONT.

News Flash from the Medical Help ™ — we don’t touch it either! Unless the object they’re impaled with is literally too big to fit in the ambulance, We. Don’t. Touch. The. Thing.

The only people qualified to Take-The-Thing-Out are surgeons. End of story.

Okay, but for the love of God, please, PLEASE, if you did, if you panicked and took the thing out…. DON’T…. PUT IT BACK IN.

Please donate to: [email protected] via PayPal. Every cent will be used to pay the lawyer who will finally put this bastard in jail.

I remember clear as day when, ten years ago, I over heard my parents saying that my uncle had beaten my heavily pregnant aunt until she passed out and that she refused to go to the hospital in fear of what he might do.

He almost killed her, pushing her down a flight of stairs in front of my grandmother. My aunt, out of fear, never said a word about it.

Once he scammed his friends out of $15000 and escaped to Italy out of fear for his life, where, after dragging her to another country where she didn’t speak the language, he left her alone without a cent working as a dishwasher in a ratty restaurant in exchange for food and a place to stay. He didn’t come back until six months later. They got divorced practically as soon as they returned to Argentina.

A year ago he beat her to a pulp at her own front door. This time she pressed charges, and a restraining order was emitted against him to keep him away from both her and the kids.

He’s a powerful and well connected man. In his own words, he wants her to rot under a bridge, wants her to be so desperate she’ll have to become a prostitute. He refused to pay alimony for the last eight years. And it’s not about the money: he believes she (and consequentially the kids) don’t deserve anything from him.

My aunt is an independent and struggling professional writer and actress. She manages to afford the cost of living with her two children, but now he’s trying to take the kids away and she can’t pay the lawyers she needs to keep him from succeeding. His contacts in the system arbitrarily took away her children and gave them to his mother, a woman in her 70s, without a single psychologist or social worker being consulted in the matter, despite not having the authority to do it or the case depending on their jurisdiction. The police literally threatened to put my aunt in jail if she refused to go with them to the Child Protection office in another county.

Instead of taking care of them, my aunt’s ex mother in law gave them to her son immediately. So now, despite having a restraining order that prevents him from being alone with the kids, he’s got them in his house.

This is not only illegal, but also since we’re on summer break in Argentina, the kids have been literally locked in his place five days a week for the last two months.

This has proven to be horribly scarring for the kids. My aunt has been receiving alarming calls from my little cousin, age 9, while hiding in the bathroom so they can’t listen to them talk, since they don’t know she has a phone. The eldest, 11, says their father has told them that “mommy used to hurt herself and then lie and say he did it”.

My aunt has pressed charges twenty six times already in the past two months. She’s been advised to record evidence and bring witnesses that testify the kids are under the father’s care.

However, documents have started disappearing. I personally testified numerous times that I had joined her to try and see the kids, and that I found them with their father. However, there’s no registry whatsoever of my declarations. They have vanished into thin air.

Now more than ever she needs a good lawyer.

Simply scheduling a meeting costs $1000 Argentinean pesos ($50 USD). By the end of the process this will end up costing around $5000 and $7000 USD, but it’ll guarantee he won’t ever come close to her or the kids again.

Every cent she makes that isn’t destined to sustaining basic needs will be destined to pay for the lawyer, but we need help. My family and her friends have been lending a hand, but there’s only so much we can do.

Please, if you can’t donate some spare change, then share this post. Maybe one of your followers can. A single US dollar equates to twenty pesos, enough for a meal. Food and rent are very cheap here, so even if it seems insignificant, it’ll mean the world to us. It could make the difference between eating or not. We’re doing all we can to make extra money.

Please share and donate! We can make this world a better place by keeping this disgusting bastard away from my family!

Rather than running for his life, Adel sacrificed it to save 100s. This is Adel Termos, a young father of two. 

Adel spotted the second ISIS suicide attacker heading towards the Mosque in Burj Al Barajneh, Beirut’s Southern Suburb, Lebanon, to blow himself up, and take100s of lives gathered to pray. Adel ran and tackled the bomber who quickly dispatched his bombs taking both of his life and Adel’s with him. 

Adel sacrificed his life for the sake of 100s others. 

And now America is becoming that country that they probably would have fled.

If you are not resisting, you are part of the problem.

Also do you know how large the Nazi party was at it’s peak? Just 7% of the German population. Smaller numbers don’t mean shit when they have people that aid and abet them by saying shit like “oh don’t worry they are too few to do harm.”

“My kind” have centuries of actual oppression running through our history, we can sense when something has changed and when it’s coming (back, again), it’s in our blood. Our grandparents and great-grandparents always told us to always have a bag packed, because they were afraid this would happen. “My kind” always know they will come for us again.

Report Reveals Widespread Sexual Assault In Immigration Detention - Huffpost - May 2017

ICE Plans to Start Destroying Records of Immigrant Abuse, Including Sexual Assault and Deaths in Custody - aclu - August 2017