Bin Laden Left Handed, But Clicking TV Channels With Right Hand

Osama bin Laden is right handed, in video release he is seen using his right hand.

By H. Nelson Goodson
May 9, 2011

Washington, D.C. - U.S. Department of Defense released video of Osama bin Laden watching TV at the Abbottabad, Pakistan compound where he was allegedly killed on May 1 by Navy Seals. Bin Laden is seen clicking channels with right hand, but he is left handed, according to the FBI.
The U.S. government has no body of proof or released pictures and video of his death. Is he actually dead? Conspiracy theories have been ignited by President Barack H. Obama's decision not to release pictures or video of his death. He might not be actually dead or that he had been killed years ago in Afghanistan, conspiracy theories indicate or suggest?

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Immigration Enforcement Bills In Florida Failed To Pass As Legislative Session Ends

Both the State Senate and House of Representatives failed to agree on state immigration bills.

By H. Nelson Goodson
May 8, 2011

Tallahassee - On Saturday, the Florida state legislature failed to come into an agreement to pass several versions of a similar Arizona type of immigration enforcement bills. Both Senate Bill 2040 and House Bill 7098 lacked enough support by legislators to pass. The legislature adjourned late Saturday without approving either bill for this session.
Some House legislators wanted to include using the federal E-Verify for employers to verify the legal status of new employees they would hire and extended police authority to question suspected undocumented immigrants about their legal status during traffic law violation stops. But other Senate legislators disagreed and their SB 2040 bill didn't include a requirement forcing employers to use E-verify for their employees.
Both Florida Governor Rick Scott (R) and Pam Bondi (R), the State Attorney General were in support of passing immigration enforcement bills. In January, Governor Scott signed an executive order for state agencies to use E-Verify for current state employees and potential new hires.

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Severiano, Undocumented Driver Bound Over For Trial In Easter Day Fatal Crash In Milwaukee's Southside

Isidro Lorenzo-Severiano

Photo: Milwaukee County Sheriff's Department

Suspect facing more than 50 years in prison and deportation after serving time, if convicted.

By H. Nelson Goodson
May 8, 2011

Milwaukee - On Friday, Isidro Lorenzo-Severiano, 24, pleaded not guilty to multiple charges, which includes two felony counts of hit-and-run resulting in death and two misdemeanor counts of operating without valid license and causing death to another person in the April 24, vehicle crash at the 1200 block of W. Rogers St. Severiano's defense attorney Rick Steinberg tried to enter a motion to dismiss the case, but the court found probable cause and bound defendant over for trial.
The criminal complaint states, Severiano ran a stop sign shortly after 2:00 a.m. and crashed into a white Toyota Corolla killing Ernesto Montejo-Cortes, 26, aka, Andres Santiago Ramirez, and his passenger, Raynel Villareal-Lucas, 35, in April.
His girlfriend told police, that Severiano had gotten into a dispute with some other individuals at a local bar and had left mad. She tried to stop Severiano from driving, but he had left in a hurry and was speeding when the crash happened. After the crash, he called his girlfriend and confessed that he was driving and was involved in a crash on S. 12th St. and believed several people might have died. Severiano was getting ready to flee the country, when he got arrested, according to investigators.
Severiano is alleged to have been intoxicated and driving without a driver's license when the deadly crash occured.
He is also undocumented and is originally from Mexico and the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has not comment on Severiano's legal status.
Severiano remains at the Milwaukee County jail unable to post $200,000 bail. He is expected back in court on May 16.

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Young Drummers At Wisconsin State Fair MATC Sponsored Pow-Wow

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Young drummers featured at the MATC sponsored Pow-Wow

By H. Nelson Goodson
May 7, 2011

West Allis - On Saturday, a one day Indian Pow-Wow event attracked hundreds of participants and drummers from throughout the state. One of those drummers pounding the sounds of traditional beats were a young group called the Ho Chunk, and is composed of young native Americans between the ages of 6 to 15.
A teenage drummer, Terrance Cleveland, who recently turned 14, has been participating since 8-years of age and is from Lyndon Station just eight miles from Wisconsin Dells.
At least nine drummers are members of the Ho Chunk, but a few were in West Allis and the rest were participating at other Pow-Wow events. The event began at 3:30 p.m. and ends at 9:00 p.m. at the Dairy Pavillion at the Wisconsin State Fair grounds. 

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Milwaukee Police Raided Southside Auto And Towing Business

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Police warned of taking photos, but raid was in the open.

By H. Nelson Goodson
May 6, 2011

Milwaukee - On Friday, Milwaukee police raided the A91 Auto Repair and Towing at 2628 S. 32 St. before 1:30 p.m, which they were executing a search and taking inventory of vehicles. One police officer tried to keep the media from taking photos, but they were conducting the raid in the open.
No further information was provided by police.

Photo: HNG

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Undocumented And Unlicense Driver Who Fled Fatal Crash Scene On Easter Day Charged

Mexican national charged with failing to stop and causing death.

By H. Nelson Goodson
May 5, 2011

Milwaukee - On April 29, Isidro Lorenzo-Severiano, 24, was charged with two felony counts of hit-and-run resulting in death and two misdemeanor counts of operating without valid license and causing death to another person in a vehicle crash at the 1200 block of W. Rogers St. Severiano ran a stop sign shortly after 2:00 a.m. and crashed into a white Toyota Corolla killing Ernesto Montejo-Cortes, 26, aka, Andres Santiago Ramirez, and his passenger, Raynel Villareal-Lucas, 35, on April 24.
Severiano is alleged to have been intoxicated and driving without a driver's license when the deadly crash occured.
He is also undocumented and is originally from Mexico. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has placed a hold on him.
Severiano remains at the Milwaukee County jail unable to post $200,000 bail. He is expected back in court on May 6.

White House Won't Release Bin Laden's Dead Body Photos

The U.S. can't prove Osama bin Laden is actually dead.

By H. Nelson Goodson
May 4, 2011

Washington D.C. - On Wednesday, the White House announced that President Barack H. Obama had decided not to release Osama bin Laden's dead body photos. The reason cited, Obama didn't was to inflame hate toward the U.S., but regardless just by saying Bin Laden has been killed by U.S. Navy Seals has already inflame hate from Al-Qaeda terrorists towards Americans.
Obama's decision ignited speculation and conspiracy theories that Bin Laden was never killed in Pakistan. The U.S. has no body of proof and now won't release photos. Who was actually killed and why?
Some critics and Republicans are accusing the White House of fabricating the raid in order to re-elect Obama and gain popularity for the President. Obama has spoken about the kill and will most likely appear on national talk shows concerning the death of Osama. But without the proof of body or actual photos of Osama's dead body, the general public opinion in the U.S. and throughout the World will always end up with doubt that the Al-Qaeda leader was ever killed.
The first White House initial reports about what transpired in the alleged Bin Laden compound in Pakistan were later proven to be inaccurate. White House officials first said, Bin Laden was involved in a firefight with Navy Seals and then changed it to a different version and said that Bin Laden was not armed when he was killed in cold blood. His body was later dumped at sea after photos and video were taken, however they won't be released, according to the White House.
It seems President Obama, his administration and the National Security Agency can't prove Bin Laden has been killed. 

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