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Outrage: Wealthy Elite NYC Moms Pay For Handicapped Guides To Cut Their Lazy Brats In Line At Disney World

It can't get much lower: Manhattan matrons are hiring handicapped guides in order to get their lazy brats into Disney World in front of other customers, cutting the line.

The woman said she hired a Dream Tours guide to escort her, her husband and their 1-year-old son and 5-year-old daughter through the park in a motorized scooter with a “handicapped” sign on it. The group was sent straight to an auxiliary entrance at the front of each attraction.

Disney allows each guest who needs a wheelchair or motorized scooter to bring up to six guests to a “more convenient entrance.”

 

Duchess of Cambridge Does A PSA For Children's Hospices

The Duchess of Cambridge cut her first public service announcement for children's hospices in Britain.

Speaking to mark the Together for Short Lives' Children's Hospice Week, theexpectant princess talks of the "remarkable work" that one of her key charities, East Anglia's Children's Hospices [EACH], does for children and their families.

 

  

WH Asked About Obama's Opposition to Born Alive Infant Protection Legislation In Light of Abortionist Kermit Gosnell Infant Murder Case

Ed Henry of Fox News queried White House Press Secretary about whether President Obama is following the horrific infant murder trial of abortionist Kermit Gosnell as well as President Obama's opposition to the Born Alive Infant Protection Act as a state senator in Illinois.

Obama opposed the Illinois state born-alive bills in 2001, 2002 and 2003. The 2003 bill was assigned to the Illinois Senate Health and Human Services committee that Obama chaired.

In 2002 Congress passed the Born Alive Infants Protection Act 98-0, before Obama was elected to the U.S. Senate.

 

 

Boston Terror Attack Update: 3 Dead, At Least 144 Injured; 17 Critical

Boston marathon bombs were pressure cooker IEDs packed with ball-bearings: Devices that killed three, including eight-year-old boy waiting for his runner dad are used by terrorists in Afghanistan Police sources: Two pressure-cooker bombs were packed with shards of metal, nails

Named: Boy, 8, who was waiting to give his runner dad a hug at the finish line when the Boston Marathon bombings killed him and 'grievously injured' his mother and sister: Woman in her twenties also among three dead as another 144 are hurt with 17 critical

More horror for Newtown families as they witness carnage of Boston Marathon explosions from VIP seats near finish line

FBI Uses 'Tripwires' to Nab Bomb Makers

• Eight-year-old Martin Richard named as one of the three people confirmed dead in the blast
• Boston police and federal officials descended on an Ocean Avenue apartment complex in Boston to search the home of a person of interest
• FBI warned police to be on the lookout for a 'darker-skinned or black male' with a possible foreign accent in connection with the attack
• Hospitals reported at least 144 people are being treated, with at least 17 of them in critical condition and 25 in serious condition. 
• At least eight of the patients are children - including a two-year-old boy with a head injury
• Hospitals report they were removing ball bearings from victims - suggesting the bombs were designed to propel shrapnel
• At least ten people have had limbs amputated
• Two detonations came 12-seconds apart - with witnesses describing scenes of utter 'pandemonium'
• New York City stepping up anti-terror efforts in wake of attack and have tightened security around popular destinations like Times Square
• FBI officially classifying bombings as terrorist attack, as President Obama said it is important to 'get to the bottom of this' 
• Boston police say no suspect has been taken into custody

 

 

Newtown Victim Ben Wheeler's Mother Francine Delivers President Obama's Weekly Address on Gun Violence, April 13, 2013

Francine Wheeler, whose son was murdered in the Newtown rampage, delivered President Obama's weekly address to the nation on the subject of gun violence.

"Sometimes, I close my eyes and all I can remember is that awful day waiting at the Sandy Hook Volunteer Firehouse for the boy who would never come home - the same firehouse that was home to Ben's Tiger Scout Den 6," Francine Wheeler said. "But other times, I feel Ben's presence filling me with courage for what I have to do, for him and all the others taken from us so violently and too soon."

 

 

 

Dr. Edward Hallowell with Laura Ingraham

Laura Ingraham hosted Dr. Edward Hallowell of the Hallowell Center.

Hallowell said there is good and bad news with ADHD: that the criteria to diagnose has been refined, but the condition has been overly diagnosed.

Hallowell said there is no test for ADHD and that a careful history is the key to discerning the condition.  It is complicated by the fact that society is fast paced and distracting.  He cited a deficit in homan contact and connection.  He agreed with Ingraham that engaged family relations is the primary solution in connecting with others.  He also is affected by ADHD and remarked on the great talents of those with ADHD.  Ingraham expressed concern about changing innate brain function and Hallowell said medication used properly is very helpful.  He agreed it can be addictive or have side effects and said the drug must be monitored.  He noted the baby shouldn't be thrown out with the bathwater albeit instances of casual and careless use of drugs to treat ADHD.  

Ingraham and Hallowell discussed the problem of faking a diagnosis to get the meds.  

Pope Francis Calls For Decisive Action On Clergy Sex Abuse Cases

 Pope Francis called for decisive action on clergy sex abuse on Friday by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Church which deals with this issue.

Francis said the department should continue to "act decisively as far as cases of sexual abuse are concerned, promoting, above all, measures to protect minors, help for those who have suffered such violence in the past (and) the necessary procedures against those who are guilty," a statement said.

It said the pope wanted Catholic bishops around the world to promote and put into place "directives in this matter which is so important for the witness of the Church and its credibility".

 

Benji Backer on "The Laura Ingraham Show"

Laura Ingraham guest host Raymond Arroyo spoke to Benji Backer of Appleton, Wisconsin. 

Backer was harassed in three schools and made one school switch.  He said it is due to his activism and the interviews he's received.  He was demeaned for his conservative politics.  He has tried to handle his own issues and not depend on his parents to intervene.  He was called a racist, dumb and has concerns about getting bad grades for his views.  Arroyo noted his own children were pulled out of public schools due to the moral equivalency issues were given.

Backer recommends that young students who are harassed is to go to the principal, the school board and to stand up to a teacher.   

Nicholas Carr, author of "The Shallows" with Laura Ingraham

Laura Ingraham hosted Nicholas Carr, author of "The Shallows".

Carr said our brains are very good at adapting to changes in our environment and thus they are adapting to technology as we seek new information.  He cautioned that the bombardment has caused people to not think deeply.  He said the touch screen now allows very young children to interact with screens.  He stated that moderate use is acceptable, but that children need an array of experiences and that individual children react to technology differently. He feels schools should be a refuge from the tech deluge. 

Carr was inspired to write his book due to the changes in himself from being immersed in gadgets.  He would put off giving children smartphones as long as possible.  

Bill Diss with Laura Ingraham

Laura Ingraham hosted Bill Diss, pro-life advocate and marth teacher. 

Diss said Planned Parenthood have a million dollar grant for teen outreach where children are pulled out of the classroom during the school day and also have special programs in which they offer prizes as incentives to be involved.

Diss said the northeast part of Portland is a minority community where Planned Parenthood set up shop.  He was contacted by concerned black pastors about this and he formed a group "Precious Children of Portland" due to his pro-life beliefs.  He was forced to sit through a presentation by Planned Parenthood, even when he appealed on the basis of religion.  

Diss said permission slips for the presentations were sent home with his name on them in several languages.  He has been under surveillance by the Benson High School despite being a top math/tech teacher.  

Diss thinks Planned Parenthood is seeking money and stealing souls via promoting premarital sex.  He is currently on suspension after asking for a business card from the group and it said "Planned Parenthood".  He told them to leave and the administration came right up to confront.  He said he is on suspension until he's is fired.  

Matthew Boyle of Breitbart News with Laura Ingraham

Laura Ingraham hosted Matthew Boyle of Breitbart News.

Boyle said Breitbart reporting on the Obama daughters vacation endangering them is false.  Ingraham commented on how the Obamas invoke their daughters continually when it serves their interests.  Boyle said the White House is desperate to attack Breitbart because it is questionable to have the Secret Service accompany the Obamas rather than allocating Secret Service resources to keep the White House open for tours shut down due to the sequester.  Ingraham reported that 25 agents went with Malia to Mexico and asked which adult is with them and Boyle said the Secret Service is chaperoning them.  

Boyle said Judicial Watch has filed FOIA request to find out how much this latest trip cost.  

Mike Farris with Laura Ingraham

Laura Ingraham hosted Mike Farris of ParentalRights.org.

Farris, a constitutional lawyer, said the "In Bloom" database funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation contains subjective, personal information about children and tracks them from preschool to college.  Social Security, test results and comprehensive data is being accumulated.  This is in contrast to evaluating systems which information was gleaned for. 

Farris said the data is designed to match a student up to predesigned objectives and if a child has learning gaps, the child is red flagged.  

Did WH Pressure US Magazine To "Sequester" Obama Girls Spring Break Piece?

Did US Magazine cut piece on the Obama girls spring break in the Bahamas? As of March 27th a.m., this Google search gave the following:

Michelle Obama, Sasha and Malia Vacation in the Bahamas for ... Us Magazine-10 hours ago Michelle Obama and daughters Sasha and Malia were recently in the Bahamas on a spring break getaway. Credit: Bennett Raglin/WireImage.

 

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Jami Valentine with Laura Ingraham

Laura Ingraham hosted Jami Valentine of Solace for the Children. 

Valentine said she was approached to form a branch of Solace for the Children for war injured children. One little six year old Afghan girl called Raifa was brought to the US was burned when an IED blasted in her family's tent.  She also suffered from PTSD and was withdrawn.  Valentine gently worked with her to bring her out.

  Valentine took Raifa to Disney World which she responeded to positively as any child would.  She decided keep Raifa until she healed because she had been through enough.  She learned English quickly and her personality emerged.  

Valentine said Raifa had skin grafts to her head, but said she won't grow hair on the top of her head, but had some in the back.  She spoke about the process of getting her back home to Afghanistan.  

Family Matters: Boys From Single Parent Families Fare Poorly

New evidence suggests what we've always known: children, especially boys, fare better in two parent, traditional families.

David H. Autor, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, says that the difference between men and women, at least in part, may have roots in childhood. Only 63 percent of children lived in a household with two parents in 2010, down from 82 percent in 1970. The single parents raising the rest of those children are predominantly female. And there is growing evidence that sons raised by single mothers “appear to fare particularly poorly,” Professor Autor wrote in an analysis for Third Way, a center-left policy research organization.