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On September 30, 1956, Marine veteran and Purple Heart recipient Thomas Fitzpatrick

got into a friendly but alcohol-fueled spat with fellow patrons at a bar in Uptown Manhattan.

The argument ended with a bet that Fitzpatrick could not fly a plane from New Jersey to New

York in 15 minutes.

However, Fitzpatrick was determined — drunk or sober — to prove that he could.

As The Vintage News reported, Fitzpatrick left the bar and at approximately 3 a.m. stole

a single engine plane from the Teterboro School of Aeronautics in New Jersey.

He then proceeded to fly that plane without lights or radio communication back to the

bar where he made the bet.

He landed about 15 minutes later on St. Nicholas Avenue near 191st street.

The patrons were pretty impressed that Fitzpatrick was able to make good on his wager, and we

bet they were also a little scared of him by that point too.

"Supposedly, he planned on landing on the field at George Washington High School but

it wasn't lit up at night, so he had to land on St. Nicholas instead," Jim Clark,

a resident who saw the landing, stated.

"The New York Times called it a "fine landing" and a "feat of aeronautics."

For his illegal flight, he was fined a measly $100 after the plane's owner refused to

press charges because he was so impressed, the outlet reported.

However, fervor quickly died down and what was an amazing "hold my beer" moment,

turned into a story that most thought was fabricated.

Fitzpatrick continued to regale other bar patrons with the story of beating insurmountable

odds, but people just laughed him off, thinking it was an excuse for false bravado.

However, if it wasn't clear the first time, it was never a good idea to make a bet with

Fitzpatrick — because nearly two years later he proceeded to do the exact same thing to

prove his point.

On October 4, 1958, around 1 a.m., Fitzpatrick stole another plane from the same Teterboro

airfield — which apparently hadn't learned any lessons about improving security measures

after the first theft — and then landed on Amsterdam and 187th street "in front

of a Yeshiva University building after another bar patron disbelieved his first feat."

Well, this time people believed him.

He was a master at stealing planes and flying them into the city while intoxicated.

However, the city decided that Fitzpatrick needed a little time-out from making barroom

plane bets and hit him with a six-month prison stay.

John A. Mullen, the judge who sentenced him, claimed that if he had been punished properly

the first time, then he wouldn't have tried this again.

"Had you been properly jolted then, it's possible this would not have occurred a second

time."

For his feat of aeronautic excellence, the bar named a drink after him, calling it the

"Late Night Flight."

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BREAKING: DEADLY NEW Announcement Made About FIDGET SPINNERS - Duration: 2:46.

The popular children's toy "fidget spinners" have once again made the news amid another

deadly discovery about them.

According to Click2Houston, Target is pulling the popular toy from its shelves after a shocking

report found that they contained enough lead to be lethal to young children.

In fact, it's being reported that the recalled toys have as much as 300 times the legal limit

for children's products I some of their brass and metal spinners.

"While these two products comply with all CPSC guidelines for fidget spinners, based

on the concerns raised, we're removing them from our assortment," Target said in a statement.

"Additionally, we're working closely with our vendors to ensure all of the fidget spinners

carried at Target meet the CPSC's guidelines for children's products."

Unfortunately, many people don't realize that fidget spinners aren't classified as

children's toys, so they're not subjected to the same regulations as other toys you

allow your children to play with.

Because of this, countless manufacturers of the products have come under fire for having

lethal levels of lead.

But while the spinners aren't governed in the same manner as regular toys, the U.S.

Public Interest Research Group (PIRG) still analyzed them, and what they found is plain

disturbing.

KDVR has more on their findings:

"Alarmingly, when PIRG notified the CPSC about the elevated lead levels in the fidget

spinners, the CPSC responded in an email that these fidget spinners are general use products,

not children's products," the group said in its report.

Lab reports found two fidget spinners contained high levels of lead, well over the federal

legal limit of 100 parts per million.

The report found the Fidget Wild Premium Spinner Brass tested at 33,000 parts per million for

lead, while the Fidget Wild Premium Spinner in Metal tested at 1,300 parts per million.

"The two fidget spinners cited in their letter are clearly marked on the package as

'appropriate for customers ages 14 and older,' and are not marketed to children," company

spokesman Lee Henderson said in a statement.

"As a result, the fidget spinners identified are not regulated as toys or children's

products and are not required to meet children's product standards."

If you have the "fidget wild premium" in either brass or metal from the Bulls-I-Toys

company, it's recommended you discard them immediately to avoid exposing your child to

dangerous levels of lead.

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Hillary Gives Worst Interview to Date, Talks About Being President in Alternate Earth - Duration: 3:36.

It may be time to stage an intervention.

Can somebody get a list of Hillary Clinton's family and friends — the ones who aren't

accused of sexual assault, at least — to sit down and have a talk with her?

It's no secret that the loser of the 2016 election has been having a rough time coming

to grips with her defeat.

Whether it's peddling books at Costco about how she should have won or coming up with

an endless array of excuses, Clinton seems to be slipping further into desperation and

denial with each passing month of President Trump.

Now, she may have hit rock bottom.

During an interview with the blatantly liberal "Now This" social news site, a wide-eyed

Clinton shared her fantasy of being president of an alternate reality earth.

Yes, really.

"We went to another planet with Hillary," declared the intro to the interview.

"People joke about Earth 2, where you are president, and what you might be doing on

Earth 2," prompted Now This political director Nico Pitney.

Don't encourage her, Nico.

That's what we call "being an enabler."

Jumping right into the delusion, Clinton slipped back into campaign mode, and began listing

off her political agenda as if nobody had told her the election was over.

On North Korea — apparently Earth 2 has a Kim Jong Two — the former secretary of

state parroted the same failed policies that got us into the current mess in the first

place.

"Full-on diplomatic pressure and sending diplomats who actually know the language,

know the history," Clinton suggested as her solution to a nuclear-armed North Korea.

Apparently after decades of olive branches and nicely-worded letters, she believes that

more soft talk is the answer.

Oh, and she thinks nobody but her has ever realized that speaking Korean is useful in

Korea.

It's a bit like asking a politician their plan for landing on the moon and being told,

in a very earnest voice, "Well, we're going to need some people who are good at

science and stuff."

After a few softball questions about guns and drugs, Clinton pressed for one final question

to continue the "I'm really president" make-believe session.

"I like being on Earth 2," she told the interviewers, before tackling the topic of

Russia.

"We've got to get to the bottom of what happened in 2016," she declared.

Easy: You lost.

Next?

"If I had been president — or on Earth 2, where I am — I would have an independent

commission with subpoena power because if we don't get to the bottom of this, it's

going to keep happening," she rambled, referring to alleged Russian interference in her loss.

"I worry about '18.

I worry about 2020 because this is the first time we've ever been attacked and not imposed

any real consequences on our adversary," she continued.

We were attacked?

So far all that has been concretely proven is that a handful of political ads were paid

for from Russia, and ran on Facebook in states where they made absolutely no difference.

Lamest.

Attack.

Ever.

Of course, if she really were president, the Russia questions would no doubt be quickly

buried.

After all, she wouldn't want people knowing about the pay-to-play scandals and apparent

bribery involving her and Putin's country.

Not even in an alternate reality.

"Let's go to Earth 2!" Hillary Clinton concluded.

Actually, let's not.

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Harrison Ford Sees Car Crash, Becomes Real Life Hero Moments Later - Duration: 2:57.

Actor Harrison Ford is well-known as a Hollywood action hero, portraying heroes such as Han

Solo and Indiana Jones.

But according to BizPac Review, Ford just drew notice for being a real-life hero when

he came to the assistance of a woman who suffered a car accident.

The 75-year-old actor was driving down State Route 126 in California on Sunday when the

woman in front of him suddenly veered off the road and crashed at the bottom of an embankment.

According to the initial report from TMZ, eyewitnesses to the incident stated that Ford,

along with a few other drivers, immediately stopped and exited their vehicles to rush

down the hillside so they could help the woman.

Ford and the other bystanders were able to get the woman safely out of the wrecked vehicle

as first responders arrived, and though the woman suffered only minor injuries, she was

transported to a nearby hospital to get checked out.

This actually isn't the first time Ford has given a helping hand following a car accident,

as TMZ reported in September that the actor assisted in directing traffic after a pile-up

brought cars to a standstill in the Midtown tunnel of Manhattan in New York City.

That incident, also occurring on a Sunday afternoon, was captured on video as Ford exited

his trapped Mercedes-Benz and directed the cars stuck behind him as they backed up and

rerouted themselves to a different street.

Nor is this the first time that Ford has been up close and personal with an accident, as

pointed out by the U.K. Daily Mail.

In covering Ford's rescue of the woman who drove off the freeway, the Daily Mail noted

that he was believed to have been returning home from the small airport near Santa Paula

that is used by many aviators of small planes.

Ford is well-known for being an aviation enthusiast that frequently pilots vintage prop-driven

aircraft.

He experienced two aviation mishaps over the past few years that could have cost him his

life.

In February, Ford was distracted as he was approaching the runway to land at John Wayne

Airport in Santa Ana, California, when he barely cleared the top of a taxiing American

Airline Boeing 737 commercial jet that carried 116 passengers and crew.

In March of 2015, Ford actually did crash a rebuilt vintage World War II aircraft onto

the Penmar Golf Course in Venice, California, after experiencing mechanical issues.

Thankfully, he escaped that accident with only minor injuries.

Harrison Ford may get paid the big bucks to play an action hero on the silver screen,

but we know that he is a hero and man of action in real life as well.

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As Hollywood Ignored Sex Crimes Here, Obama Admin Had Troops Ignore Pedophilia Abroad - Duration: 5:56.

While celebrities were looking the other way in regards to rampant sexual misconduct, the

Obama administration was instructing troops to ignore pedophilia taking place in Afghanistan.

Although the Pentagon did not have formal guidelines discouraging troops from reporting

child sex abuse they witnessed or knew of, several military personnel said they were

informally told to simply ignore the situation, according to a recent report from the Department

of Defense inspector general.

"Following a review of DoD Instructions, Command Policy and Service guidance, we did

not identify any guidance or policy that expressly discouraged personnel from reporting incidents

of child sexual abuse," the report noted.

"In some cases, the interviewees explained that they, or someone whom they knew, were

told that nothing could be done about child sexual abuse because of Afghanistan's status

as a sovereign nation, that it was not a priority for the command, or that it was best to ignore

the situation and to let the local police handle it," it continued.

The report was the result of outrage following allegations that during 2011-2012, the Pentagon

had a policy that prevented U.S. troops from reporting when Afghan police and militia officials

sexually assaulted children in what was known as "bacha bazi" — or "boy play,"

according to The Hill.

When military personnel violated that policy and reported instances of pedophilia, they

were allegedly punished.

The Pentagon, however, denied that the policy existed, which prompted the inspector general

to investigate the matter.

While no official policy was found, some branches of the military had "cultural awareness"

training that identified child sex abuse as an "accepted practice" in Afghanistan,

the report explained.

For example, Navy personnel were trained to "control and overcome any frustration caused

by cultural differences that they may experience during their deployments."

Meanwhile, Marines were told to be "mentally prepared to encounter this attitude, and to

'move on,'" according to the report.

Neither the Army nor the Air Force discussed pedophilia in Afghanistan as part of their

cultural training.

But the situation went further than just reading materials, as one interviewee told the inspector

general that before deployment, a mock Afghan village was set up in Camp Lejeune, N.C.

As part of the exercise, students were reportedly told to let local officials handle child sexual

abuse.

"During the simulation, students were told that if they witnessed child sexual abuse,

they should let the local officials or police know and not interfere with the locals,"

the report explained.

"The interviewee said that the reason given as to why not to interfere was due to maintaining

cooperation with the Afghans."

What's worse was that higher-ups didn't seem to care about the abuse taking place

until The New York Times reported on it, which caused severe backlash.

"The initial reaction of the staff was 'we don't really care about this, and we're

not going to do anything about it,'" the interviewee said, according to the report.

"Then, after The New York Times article came out, and the issue got traction, we had

to pay attention to it."

In the Times article, Gregory Buckley Sr., the father of Lance Cpl.

Gregory Buckley Jr., recalled the last phone conversation he had with his son before Buckley

Jr. was killed at his Afghanistan base in 2012.

From his bunk, the younger Buckley could hear Afghan police officers sexually abusing boys

they had brought to the base.

"At night we can hear them screaming, but we're not allowed to do anything about it,"

Buckley Sr. recalled his son saying.

When the father urged his son to tell his superiors, he was told that the "officers

told him to look the other way because it's their culture."

Another military member interviewed by the inspector general reportedly told superiors

about a former Afghan Local Police commander abusing a 14-year-old boy, but was met with

"an attitude of 'Afghan problem, Afghan solution' when it came to the removal of

police officers."

The chain of command further instructed a fourth interviewee that the situation was

"out of our control."

"There's nothing we can do about it," the interviewee recalled being told after

reporting an assault.

"This is Afghanistan," or "It's their country."

On the contrary, under international law, U.S. forces can intervene and use reasonable

force to prevent child sexual assault, the report found.

While personnel that use force to prevent such abuse may be subject to criminal complaints,

the U.S. would have jurisdiction over that person and could reasonably find that the

force was necessary to defend against death or grievous bodily harm.

In other words, members of the armed forces could be preventing these acts from occurring

with little to no chance of being punished for it.

But, for some reason, they were encouraged not to intervene.

This is the "multiculturalism" at work.

As retired Grove City College professor Marvin Folkertsma wrote in his piece "Tracking

America's Suicide," "our judgments should be based on the values that have defined our

civilization for the past two millennia, and not airily dismissed on the grounds of multicultural

moral relativism."

While it remains important that we work with troops from other countries in our quest to

establish peace in the Middle East, we cannot simply look the other way when children are

being abused.

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