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National Report has become a real national hazard to American citizens trying to discern truth from fiction in today's news propaganda climate.

Can anyone find and post for us the names of the real people behind the National Report disinformation campaigns???

W

National Report is a satire^[1][2][3] news website.

National Report comments on fictional events.

It was founded by Allen Montgomery in 2013.^[4]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Report

Originally Posted by ALIPAC

National Report has become a real national hazard to American citizens trying to discern truth from fiction in today's news propaganda climate.

Can anyone find and post for us the names of the real people behind the National Report disinformation campaigns???

W

They are definitely dangerous. Their "satire" is too close to real to really be satire. It really approaches being LIES.

NATIONAL REPORT

AMERICA'S #1 INDEPENDENT NEWS SOURCE

Staff

	Allen Montgomery, Publisher Allen Montgomery is a veteran in the Publishing industry and has lead some of the nation’s largest independent news organizations. Upon receiving his Masters Degree in Journalism from UCLA, Allen worked his way up from the copy room to the board room at several national “mainstream” news organizations before founding National Report. Follow Allen on Facebook here.
	Nigel Covington, Editor-In-Chief Nigel J. Covington, III, is a lifelong resident of Vancouver, Washington. He graduated from Columbia River High School before attending Washington State University where he majored in Journalism and Media Production. Nigel served as president in 2006 for the WSU chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. He was awarded the Lillian March Ritter Journalism Award in 2009. Nigel is the Editor-in-Chief for the National Report and currently resides in Hazel Dell, Washington. Nigel is on Facebook here, or follow him on Twitter at: @NigelCovington. You can email Nigel at: write_nigel@yahoo.com View all posts by Nigel Covington →
	Barbara Bagwell, Staff Writer Barbara Bagwell has been described as a contemporary Gertrude Stine with a touch of escort. Effortlessly charming, Barbara has wheedled and hobnobbed her way to a Knocker Award for Lady Journalism and numerous accolades for her work on various church bulletins. She is a featured writer for the Colic Shoals, Missouri, edition of the “Penny Wisdom Saver”. View all posts by Barbara Bagwell →
	Manfred Peregrine, Celebrity Reporter Manfred Arnold Von Archbald Jr, known professionally as Manfred Peregrine, is an American celebrity gossip columnist, socialite and lifetime resident of Hollywood California. He graduated valedictorian from USC Annenberg School For Communications and Journalism class of 1984. Manfred has been a member of Hollywood’s elite inner circle since birth. Grandfathered in by virtue of his late father, Manfred Archbald Sir, who was a talented and prolific screen writer during tinseltown’s infancy. He currently calls west Hollywood Hills home, with his life partner Chaz and his Bichon Frise, Leopold. Like Manfred Peregrine on Facebook here. Email Manfred Peregrine at mperegrine@nationalreport.net. View all posts by Manfred Peregrine →
	Jane M. Agni, Staff Writer Jane Agni is a freelance writer residing in the rain-soaked city of Portland, Oregon. She has written for such fine websites as Modern Woman Digest andCivic Tribune. Her book entitled “The States Of Shame: Living As A Liberated Womyn In America” appeared on Oprah’s Book Club and quickly went bestseller shortly thereafter. She’s currently at work on the follow up tentatively named “Sisters Of Shame: The Why In Womyn” . Jane Agni maintains on-call status for the National Report, giving her unique perspective on the latest world events. Follow Jane M. Agni on Facebook here or send her an email atjagni@nationalreport.net. View all posts by Jane M. Agni →
	Paul Horner, Staff Writer Mr. Horner has won numerous awards for journalism including a Peabody Award and a Pulitzer Prize. He was recently in the media for his heroics in stopping a robbery by quoting Pulp Fiction. View all posts by Paul Horner →
	Diego James, PhD Diego James holds a PhD from South Dakota State University. He has worked as a scientist in both industry and academia. He is currently pursuing a sustainable lifestyle in rural North Dakota, where he writes science news, raises show chickens, and breeds heirloom tomatillos. View all posts by Diego James→
	Cassidy Pen, Staff Writer Cassidy Pen is a decorated war veteran having served in Vietnam, Nicaragua and Panama. His calling is to expose and document the decay of Christian morals in his beloved America while sadly witnessing the rise of Satan’s influence among our precious youth and misguided politicians. View all posts by Cassidy Pen →
	Lillian Fabricant, Staff Writer Lillian Fabricant, Acclaimed author of young person’s novels, earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Oxnard University in the History and Sociology of Children’s Fictions, A Masters degree from Johns Hopkins University in Traumatic Cosmetology and another B.S. from the Honolulu Academy of Agrarianism in Pineapple Cultivar Development. Her highly anticipated, unapologetic memoir, “I Covered The Kid Beat”, which recounts her time spent examining, as an undercover journalist , the broken system of the Alabama State Department of Juvenile Services, is scheduled for publication sometime after her trip this Fall chronicling Connecticut’s biennial Nutmeg Harvest. View all posts by Lillian Fabricant →
	Mammy Tornado, Advice Columnist Mammy Tornado was born and raised in Chelmsford, Massachusetts. Upon graduating, she immediately married her high school sweetheart and started a family. Six years later, her husband left for work one day and never came back. Mammy stayed strong and refused to fall into a deep depression. After all, she was not alone. As a single mother she struggled to raise four children on her own. Throughout the 80’s, she supported her family by providing quality voice overs for adult films. While using food as a prop to provide quality sucking and slurping sounds for her work, she really began to pack on the pounds. Unbeknownst to her, she had turned to food for comfort. With nearly a decade of hard work in the voice over business, she lost her job after swallowing a chicken bone that damaged her vocal chords. As the paychecks disappeared and her children grew older and began to leave the nest, she turned to an old friend to fill the void in her life… Sex. Her appetite for sex and food go hand in hand. In her own words, Mammy explains “Food makes me horny and sex makes me hungry, it’s a vicious cycle!” Although she is couch bound, Mammy has made it a lifelong mission to spread her girth across the earth. By scouring the internet she is able to continue her search for a hot meal …and even hotter sex. Please visit Mammy’s website at Tornado Family Values, and LIKE her on Facebook here. Submit your questions for Mammy here.
	Chase Logan, Staff Writer Chase Logan is a graduate of Georgetown Law and current Washington insider. Chase works the Hill tirelessly in search of the next “Big Scoop” and has been the first to break some of the most salacious of DC stories from sexual indiscretions to executive cover-ups. Beginning his political career in high school, Chase has been pursuing truth in politics since his early days at the Young Republication National Federation. Connect with Chase here. View all posts by Chase Logan →
	Ian Paisley-Tie, Foreign Affairs Correspondent Ian Paisley-Tie is a journalist working for the Canterbury Times newspaper in the United Kingdom. Son of much-loved Ulster Unionist politician, the Right Reverend Sir Ian Paisley, Ian Paisley-Tie Jr is not at all into public life and politics, preferring to live quietly by the seaside. Ian is 33 and has a degree in Politics, Law and Theology from Oriel College, Oxford. If you can write, you can write to Ian here: ipaisleytie@gmail.com View all posts by Ian Paisley-Tie →
	Milton Freewwater Jr., Staff Writer Milton Freewater, Jr. is a fully accredited Journalism Major from Western Baptist College in Salem, Oregon. While journalism is his job, his true passion lies in collecting old subway tokens from around the world and his side job of being a children’s storyteller at local orphanages. View all posts by Milton Freewater Jr. →
	Arthur Hamilton, Director of Sales & Marketing Arthur’s fame started at age 13 when he won the first of what has become several Chili Dog competitions. Arthur used his love for all things chili dog to build a franchise of chili dog carts located in urban areas across the country. Arthur has since sold his share of the muti-million dollar business he founded and has found his passion within the walls of the National Report media complex as the Director of Sales & Marketing. Contact Arthur for questions regarding advertising space on National Report at nationalreportonline@gmail.com.

Central Texas schools closed amid Ebola scare reopen

BELTON, Texas (KXAN) — Three Central Texas schools that closed because of an Ebola scare will reopen Monday morning for students. Belton Independent School District officials say they closed the campuses on Friday as a precaution after two students were on the flight with infected Dallas nurse Amber Vinson. She is currently being treated at the National Institutes for Health facility in Maryland.

Belton ISD hired a hazmat crew to disinfect the three schools. By the way, the Central Texas family aboard that flight plans to keep their children at home for 21 days. People in the small community of Belton never expected Ebola to hit so close to home.

A letter went home to parents of Sparta Elementary School and North Belton Middle School in Belton on Wednesday last week, saying students from each school were aboard the Frontier Airlines flight that was carrying Vinson. Both of those campuses, as well as the Belton Early Childhood School, closed for disinfection. Belton ISD Superintendent Susan Kincannon said they hired the same hazardous materials cleaning team that cleaned and sterilized facilities in Dallas — an approach that exceeded the recommendations made by local health officials.

The decision to close the schools came after the district said in a news conference Wednesday that the students are not a risk to the public and would be allowed to return to school Thursday — in fact encouraging parents and students to go to school. However, they had said that the parents had decided to keep their children at home for 21 days from the time they took the flight.

“I’m frustrated that we didn’t learn until late tonight [Wednesday night] that the CDC was re-evaluating the health risk. The health and safety of our students is my first priority,” said Kincannon last week.

The superintendent added that the school closures will also allow health officials additional time to re-assess the health risk to passengers on the plane. Meanwhile, all other Belton ISD campuses will remain open, Kincannon saying that it is safe for students to attend those schools.

Bell County Health Department Epidemiologist, Lacey Sanders, has been in close contact with the family.

The siblings traveled on Frontier Airlines Flight #1143 from Cleveland to Dallas on Monday and attended classes on Tuesday and Wednesday. They traveled on the flight with their parents and are not showing any symptoms but are being monitored by the Bell County Health Department of State Health Services. The students are considered low-risk because they didn’t have close contact with Vinson on the plane. However, one of their parents reportedly sat within 3 feet of Vinson.

After consulting with local and state health officials and the CDC, the district says there is no imminent risk to the rest of the children.

It was confirmed on Wednesday that Vinson, 29, was diagnosed with the Ebola virus. According to the CDC and Frontier Airlines, the passenger did not show any symptoms during the flight. Health officials say that the students do not need to be quarantined.

“They’re not required to be quarantined or isolated because they did not have close contact with her,” explained Lacey Sanders, epidemiologist for Bell County Health Department. “Because Ebola patient wasn’t symptomatic, CDC says the kids are very low-risk.”

The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is asking all 132 passengers from Frontier flight 1143, which landed at 8:16 p.m. CT Oct. 13 after a flight from Cleveland to Dallas-Fort Worth, to call the CDC at 800-232-4636.
Belton ISD statement

Dear Parents,

Three Belton ISD schools will be closed on Thursday, October 16, 2014.

The campuses that will be closed are North Belton Middle School, Sparta Elementary and the Belton Early Childhood School.

Late tonight, I learned that officials at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are re-evaluating the health risk to some passengers on Frontier Airlines Flight #1143 from Cleveland to Dallas. At this time, we do not know if this will include either of the two Belton ISD students who traveled on the flight.

The two students attend North Belton Middle School and Sparta Elementary. Some pre-kindergarten students at the Belton Early Childhood School transfer through Sparta Elementary at the beginning and end of the school day.

Canceling classes at the three campuses will allow us to thoroughly clean and disinfect the schools and buses that served them this week. It will also allow health officials additional time to re-assess the health risk to passengers on the plane.

I’m frustrated that we didn’t learn until late tonight that the CDC was re-evaluating the health risk. The health and safety of our students is my first priority.

All other campuses will be open tomorrow, and it is safe for students to attend those schools.

I will remain in close contact with state and local health officials. By law they have the authority to direct our response, and we rely on their expertise and the information that they provide to make decisions.

As more information becomes available, I will share it with you.

Sincerely,



Susan Kincannon, Ed.D.

Superintendent










http://kxan.com/2014/10/20/central-t...-scare-reopen/

We need names of real people.

W

Originally Posted by imblest

They are definitely dangerous. Their "satire" is too close to real to really be satire. It really approaches being LIES.

Here is another one to watch out for.

World News Daily Report is a news and political satire web publication, which may or may not use real names, often in semi-real or mostly fictitious ways. All news articles contained within worldnewsdailyreport.com are fiction, and presumably fake news. Any resemblance to the truth is purely coincidental, except for all references to politicians and/or celebrities, in which case they are based on real people, but still based almost entirely in fiction.

http://www.politicususa.com/2014/10/...-isnt-fox.html

Desperate Republicans Recycle Birtherism On a Fake News Site That Isn't Fox News

World News Daily has a disclaimer that offers a subtle clue that the “real” birth certificate story is a hoax.

That site is “reporting” that Kenya released Obama’s “real” birth certificate.