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Grotesque Detail of a Cult Killing

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By Mike McPadden
| RealClear History
ONTARIO, CANADA — On September 28, 1988, Roch “Moïse” Thériault, leader of a bizarre religious sect called the Ant Hill Kids, subjected one of his followers to insane and sadistic impromptu surgery that killed her. The procedure in question occurred after an Ant Hill Kid named Solange Boilard complained of a stomachache.
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You Can Get Your Medical Marijuana Card Online - Right Now

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By Mike McPadden
| HERB Verified
Think about just some of the things your smartphone can make happen with the tap of a screen. Hungry for pizza? Click a food delivery app and a pie is on the way. Just heard your favorite musician is playing a local show? Hit a link and you’ve got tickets. Need to get somewhere quick? Open a ride-share app and off you go. We all do it, all the time. Did you know you can also get your medical marijuana card online with that same ease and speed? Wait… what? It’s true.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Donates $500K to Oregon Drug Decriminalization Campaign

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By Mike McPadden
| MERRY JANE Verified
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Donates $500K to Oregon Drug Decriminalization Campaign The contribution represents nearly one-third of the funding for Measure 110, which would decriminalize all drugs and establish substance misuse treatment services. Image via Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg regularly has criticism hurled at him for various societal ills connected to the social network (and rightly so). But, his most recent public stunt involves donating to the campaign to decriminalize all drugs.
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