A social media influencer in Pennsylvania has been charged for allegedly torturing animals for likes on YouTube‚ police said. Anigar Monsee‚ 28‚ was arrested on Jan. 19 and charged with four felony counts of aggravated cruelty to animals. She is being held at the Delaware County Jail on a $200‚000 bond.Apparently‚ someone tipped off the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals about animal torture videos being posted to YouTube. PETA then reportedly notified the Upper Darby Police Department about the YouTube channel that reportedly featured the torture of animals.Monsee's YouTube channel allegedly had four livestream videos that showed her mutilating a live chicken‚ pigeon‚ rabbit‚ and frogs. According to the Daily Times‚ Monsee was torturing two conscious animals while "singing a song; 'Happy death day' (to the tune of 'Happy Birthday') to the third animal."The New York Post reported‚ "Monsee‚ who in some of the videos appeared scantily clad‚ allegedly solicited more likes and followers from her 20‚000 subscribers as she hacked at the animals in the various livestreams‚ according to a criminal complaint."In videos posted in August and September‚ Monsee is accused of dismembering several frogs while alive and plucking a live pigeon’s feathers before running the bird’s head under scalding water and then sawing it off‚ according to the Upper Darby Police Department. In a video shared online‚ police said Monsee used a “dull knife” to torture a rabbit to death for over 30 minutes.Monsee allegedly used a knife to slice a chicken’s neck over a kitchen sink as the animal attempted to flee in a video titled "Cooking lucky." Upper Darby Police Superintendent Timothy Bernhardt explained‚ "During the video‚ she is soliciting more likes and more viewers. And once she gets to the point where she is satisfied with the number of viewers‚ she then proceeds — over the course of 10 minutes — to harm and ultimately kill that chicken."During the videos‚ viewers were reportedly told that they could request an animal for Monsee to cook if they paid money. "In the affidavit‚ officials noted that Monsee appeared to solicit more likes before she would harm an animal and said that some of her commentary was sexually charged‚" according to WCAU. Bernhardt said‚ "It's just barbaric. It’s inhumane that someone could do that. She’s going to answer to all four of the incidents. Detectives looked into it and charged her. Hopefully it will send a message that this is cruelty.”Bernhardt stressed that it was a disturbing “fact that you are soliciting and people are encouraging this.”Her YouTube channel named "motherndaughter" has since been deleted.According to YouTube’s community guidelines‚ animal abuse is not permitted. A YouTube spokesperson said‚ “Content that is violent or abusive toward animals is not allowed on YouTube‚ and we have terminated the channel in question.”Monsee allegedly described herself on social media as a “blogger” originally from Liberia.Monsee is scheduled to appear in court for a preliminary hearing on Feb. 5.Like Blaze News? Circumvent the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

A magnificent jade face mask has been discovered in a Maya royal burial at the Chochkitam site near Petén‚ northeastern Guatemala. Dating to around 350 A.D.‚ the mask is made of jade tesserae with spondylus shells for the mouth and eyes. Their translucent‚ flesh-toned qualities give the mask a vivid glow when backlit. It is believed to represent the Maya storm god. The burial chamber was found inside a pyramid structure in 2021. Obscured by the heavy canopy of the Petén rainforest‚ the Chochkitam site had not been thoroughly explored by archaeologists‚ but it was the target of looters who dug tunnels into the mounds seeking treasure. Researchers mapping the site with LIDAR technology spotted a burial chamber in the pyramid that the looter’s tunnels had failed to reach. They had to dig more than 20 feet into the pyramid before they encountered human remains — a skull‚ teeth — and a coffin-shaped stone box. The box contained offerings: a ceramic pot‚ large oyster shells‚ pieces of bone and pieces of jade that proved to be tesserae from a mosaic mask. That the burial chamber was contained inside a pyramid already indicated it belonged to a local king; the contents confirmed it. In addition to the mask‚ archaeologists found two large jade plaques‚ 13 spondylus shells and a stingray spine (a sharp reference to the king’s manhood). The tesserae of the mask were transported to the Holmul Archaeological Project Laboratory in Antigua‚ Guatemala‚ where in June 2022‚ National Geographic Explorer‚ archaeologist and dig leader Francisco Estrada-Belli‚ puzzled it back together. A sharp-eyed colleague noted that some of the bones the archaeologists had thought belonged to the crypt’s inhabitant were actually covered in fine carvings‚ likely made using volcanic obsidian glass. As it turned out‚ two of the bones weren’t those of the buried king at all—but their carvings revealed the identity of the royal ruler. Extraordinarily‚ one of the carvings depicted a ruler holding up the head of a Maya deity—the exact god represented in the mask Estrada-Belli had pieced together. But who were they? University of Alabama archaeologist Alexandre Tokovinine‚ who specializes in Maya epigraphy‚ helped Estrada-Belli decode the glyphs‚ unlocking the secrets of the identities of both the ruler—Itzam Kokaj Bahlam (“sun god/bird/jaguar”)—and the god. Known to archaeologists as Yax Wayaab Chahk G1‚ the swirling deity represents a manifestation of the Maya storm god directly translated as “first sorcerer rain god.” The find is “very‚ very unusual‚” says Estrada-Belli—and has proven extraordinarily informative about a time and place that remain stubbornly obscure. Radiocarbon dating of the bones in the burial chamber returned a result of around 350 A.D.‚ the early part of the Maya Classic period. Itzam Kokaj Bahlam was likely the ruler of the city‚ but there is evidence in the depictions of royalty elsewhere at the site that he was a vassal king‚ beholden to much more powerful dynastic rulers in Tikal and Teotihuacán. Compared to them‚ Chochkitam was a small‚ remote city with very limited power and range. There’s more to learn about the kings of Chochkitam and their connections to other powerful rulers in the still-murky early Classic period of the Maya. Estrada-Belli and his colleagues intend to pursue everything from ancient DNA studies of the bones found at the site to the possibility of finding more treasures buried within these abandoned pyramids.

“For as touching the ministering to the saints‚ it is superfluous for me to write to you: For I know the forwardness of your mind‚ for which I boast of you to them of Macedonia‚ that Achaia was ready a year ago; and your zeal hath provoked very many. Yet have I sent the brethren‚ lest our boasting of you should be in vain in this behalf; that‚ as I said‚ ye may be ready: Lest haply if they of Macedonia come with me‚ and find you unprepared‚ we (that we say not‚ ye) should be ashamed in this same … The post The Editors’ Quote of the Day: appeared first on SurvivalBlog.com.

The latest meme created by JWR: Meme Text:  Wake Up‚ You Sheeple! We Are The Carbon That They Want To Reduce! Notes From JWR: Do you have a meme idea? Just e-mail me the concept‚ and I’ll try to assemble it. And if it is posted then I’ll give you credit. Thanks! Permission to repost memes that I’ve created is granted‚ provided that credit to SurvivalBlog.com is included.   The post JWR’s Meme Of The Week: appeared first on SurvivalBlog.com.

I am constantly collecting data from the web and I save it to several USB memory sticks that I carry with me daily. If I’m in the office and happen to run across something of value I often pull the USB stick out of my pocket and save a copy. I have sub-directories organized on my stick such as “Food Storage”‚ “Water Supply”‚ “Topo Maps” or “Ham radio related” and then sub-category that into say “Antenna Builds”‚ “Local Repeaters” or “Radio Manuals”. I’m not advocating saving everything on a USB stick because nothing beats having the piece of paper in … The post Storing Valuable “How to” Digital Data‚ by Slate Creek appeared first on SurvivalBlog.com.

On January 28‚ 1887‚ In a snowstorm at Fort Keogh‚ Montana‚ the world’s largest snowflakes are reported‚ being 15 inches (38 cm) wide and 8 inches (20 cm) thick January 28th‚ 1855 was the birthday of William Seward Burroughs‚ who invented the adding machine. January 28th is the anniversary of the rescue of General James L. Dozier from his Italian Red Brigades kidnappers. Tangentially‚ Colonel Jeff Cooper created a shooting drill in honor of those who freed him – The Dozier Drill. And on this day in 1986‚ the U.S. space shuttle Challenger exploded 73 seconds after liftoff from Florida‚ … The post Preparedness Notes for Sunday — January 28‚ 2024 appeared first on SurvivalBlog.com.

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