TWITTER THWARTS TERRORISTS’ TWEETS

By Jerry Berger
Berger's Beat
February 06, 2016

http://bergersbeat.com/twitter-thwarts-terrorists-tweets/

Bad news for Republic, the owner of the radioactive waste dump in Bridgeton where an underground fire rages. A U.S. Court of Appeals recently ordered the EPA to finish new regulations that require polluting companies to post financial assurance up front for the costs of cleaning up hazardous materials. (Across the U.S., many firms have just declared bankruptcy to prevent having to pay the price for the pollutants.)
FORMER ST. LOUIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE PROF Larry Stukenholtz has passed away. He was suspended in 2007 after SNAP had disclosed he’d been sued for child sex crimes at a Catholic school in Orange County, CA.
TWITTER IS THWARTING TERRORISTS’ TWEETS by having suspended 125,000 Twitter accounts associated with extremism. Currently, there are 320 million monthly active Twitter users.
ON THIS DAY IN
1820, The first organized emigration of blacks back to Africa took place (New York to Sierra Leone); 1926, St. Louis Browns acquired catcher Wally Schlang from the Yankees; 1974, the U.S. House of Reps began determining grounds for President Nixon’s impeachment; 1990, Brett Hull became the first son of NHL 50 goal scorer Bobby Hull to score 50; 1997, O.J. Simpson found liable in the murders of Ron Goldman and Nicole Simpson.