A Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA) whistleblower has claimed that agency supervisors labelled Trump supporters as “domestic terrorists,” Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.) revealed on Tuesday. According to Comer, who’s the Chairman of the House Oversight [...] The post Whistleblower Claims FEMA Officially Labeled Trump Supporters ‘Domestic Terrorists’ appeared first on The People's Voice.

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We’re well into November, but I’m going to be honest… I still can’t get over the fact that October has ended. Did that month go by far too quickly for anyone else? Maybe I feel that way because I’m such a huge fan of the spooky season — I’m never quite ready for it to be over! On the plus side, I know that I’m certainly not the only one who feels that way. There are those of us who start decorating for Christmas as soon as November 1 arrives, of course. But then there are those of us who allow Halloween to linger in our homes until Thanksgiving, at the very least. From the way George’s toddler son is acting, I have a feeling he’ll be like the latter when he grows up… find out what I mean in the adorable video below! @gsocia They grow up so fast #wedding #dance #toddler #fyp #johnmayer #wedding ♬ original sound – George_S “They grow up so fast,” George writes in the caption, joking that he’s witnessing his toddler’s first dance at his wedding. Nothing Can Separate This Dancing Toddler and His Beloved Skeleton Friend It seems that George’s home has mainly been cleared of Halloween decorations. But because his toddler admires that skeleton so much, they’ll be kept out at least a bit longer. I mean, could you imagine trying to separate these two!? That would simply be far too cruel. So, instead, Dad is letting them continue their adorable dance. Who knows, maybe the skeleton will still be around in December! In fact, George confirms in the comment section of his own video that he’s “afraid his [toddler’s] ‘skelly’ will be around all year!” Turns out, this little boy’s attachment to his “skelly” is hilariously common. “My 2-year-old son also became attached to our skeleton. He dragged it everywhere for 2 weeks,” a fellow parent shares, with another adding, “Wait my 1-year-old niece has an emotional support skeleton too — I think she and your kid are destined for each other.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Dancing Toddler Is Not Ready For Spooky Season To End appeared first on InspireMore.

Anclote Key is a nature preserve off the Florida coast. The island is only accessible by ferry or private boat. The Anclote Key Preserve State Park has four islands: Three Rooker Island, North and South Anclote Bars, and Anclote Key. One visitor made a fantastic discovery after Hurricane Milton: a statue washed up on the beach. They explored the find, thinking it might be the mermaid statue lost during Hurricane Helene. @themermaidtracy How long did it sail in the sea,before it landed on Ancolte Key ?#nature#view#storytime #beauty#real#mystery #wow #omg#sea#oceanlife#florida#fyp#foryou #foryour#themermaid## ♬ original sound – themermaid Alas, the statue on Anclote Key was not a mermaid at all; the hurricane brought the Old Man of the Sea. The statue looks like an ancient, petrified wood carving. It has more features than the heads on Easter Island, but it is not nearly as ornate as the Hurricane Helene mermaid statue. Images from Facebook here and here. No one seems to know where the large statue originated. Some comments said they saw a post about it on Facebook, but our search netted only more mermaids. Helene is not the only hurricane that relocated a mermaid statue. There have been several over the past few years. When first encountered, the statue was standing, but a few days later, it was lying on its side, assaulted by the surf. The island is preparing for another storm (Sara). The OP said she would return to check on it after the storm to see if he was still there. The main attraction in the state park is the 1887 lighthouse. People enjoy the picturesque beaches, swimming, and sunbathing. The park permits camping, but no amenities exist, so it is primitive. The area is beautiful. If you want to have an adventure, please bring food and water and pack out any debris or whatever else you pack in. Please share. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Hurricane Storm Surge Tosses Mysterious Mermaid Statue On Beach appeared first on InspireMore.