SURPRISING STUFF
Fraudulent fake ads that will not be supported by the president, as the Supreme Court has allowed him the ability to replace everyone on the board of consumer protection.
Tim the Tool Man’s little hoses that curl up when you are done with them that don’t work, don’t curl up, spray half the water out of their spigots, cost two times more than a regular hose, and then fall apart in less than a year will get a lift.
Endurance and all the fake car repair insurance operations that have sprung up don’t pay claims and charge huge premiums.
Nirvana and Prevagen don’t work at all.
Noom and Plexiderm that do nothing for sex, skin care, or wrinkles, except empty your purse or wallet.
Nature Made vitamins that have only placebo material inside them…no nature at all.
All these ads ran between nine p.m. and nine-thirty on Monday night (channel MSNOW). Almost everything on television today is becoming fake and fraudulent, as apparently the entire United States Government!
The Walworth County Medical Examiner’s Office has identified the person who drowned in Lake Ivanhoe.
A kayaker drowned in Lake Ivanhoe on June 25, according to the Walworth County Sheriff’s Office. He was identified Monday as 64-year-old Thomas J. Sater of Kenosha County. The sheriff’s office said it received reports about a kayak floating in the middle of the lake just before 3:30 p.m. Thursday. It was not clear at this time if the kayak was abandoned.
When deputies and officers from the Bloomfield Police Department arrived, they spotted a kayak upside down 150 yards offshore, the sheriff’s office said. They were also able to determine that a male was floating next to it, wearing a life jacket. He did not respond to deputies, and they later determined that he was unconscious. Lyons Fire and Rescue was dispatched for a water rescue. The town of Delevan Air Boat was launched to recover the male, but he was pronounced dead at 4:53 p.m. The sheriff’s office said it is still investigating the drowning.
