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Woman Under Investigation For Making Threats Against President
A former employee of a popular online news site is under investigation by the FBI and Department of Justice for allegedly posting material depicting a possible threat against President Obama. Ms. Sissy Bungblatt was taken into custody last week after being identified as the one who had posted the articles and images.
"She was just a bad apple," said her former employer. "Sissy apparently secretly despised President Obama and without my knowledge posted some really, really terrible things. She clearly hates all black people. It's sad."
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FBI Releases Popular Online News Sites
The Federal Bureau of Investigation returned control of online news outlets World News Bureau and two companion sites back to their owner after an investigation indicated a rogue employee posted material implying a threat toward President Obama without management's knowledge or consent.
Phoenix, Arizona resident Sissy Bungblatt is free on her own recognizance while awaiting trial on three charges of making threats toward an elected official.
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Scottsdale Businessman Hosting Obama Fundraiser
Arizona businessman, entrepreneur, and philanthropist Scooter Van Neuter announced Thursday that he is hosting a fundraising gala to benefit First Lady Michelle Obama's "Let's Move" campaign. "Let's Move" promotes healthy eating and exercise for children and adults.
"I've always been a strong supporter of the First Family, and the "Let's Move" campaign is especially dear to my heart, having had a girlfriend who once had a Cessna 150 make an emergency landing on her ass," said Van Neuter. "I want to help make sure this kind of thing never happens to another child."
Van Neuter also announced that his entire workforce is now comprised exclusively of people of color - a first for a major white-owned news corporation. "After what I saw in Ferguson and other cities, I knew I had to do something to stop white police officers from killing our unarmed black youth. Around here it's 'hands up, don't shoot' all day long."
Presidential threat/racist Sissy Bungblatt