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Today’s News: May 03, 2023

WORLD NEWS

EU Backs Dutch Scheme to Forcibly Shut Down Thousands of Farms, Ban Farmers From Returning to Agriculture Forever

The European Commission in Brussels has backed a scheme by the globalist government of Prime Minister Mark Rutte in the Netherlands that would see thousands of farms shut down in order to comply with EU climate goals.

On Tuesday, the governing arm of the European Union officially threw its support behind plans by the Dutch government to buy out thousands of farmers from their lands in order to meet the EU’s Natura 2000 scheme to protect certain environments. The plan, which would offer farmers 120 per cent of the value of their farm, could see some 3,000 so-called “peak” emitters of nitrogen shut down.

Great Reset: Companies Try Train Children to Eat Bugs in Switzerland

Companies in Switzerland are trying to train children to eat insects to build up a future customer base for the Great Reset-style protein.

Rather than peddling delightful Swiss chocolate, some companies in Switzerland are actively attempting to try to convince children to munch down on some bugs instead.

French Finance Minister Under Fire For Writing, Publishing Erotic Novel While in Office

Confusion, amusement, and dismay as France’s minister for finance writes and publishes an erotic novel while still in office.

Bruno Le Maire, the minister for finance with Emmanuel Macron’s French government, has sparked ridicule after writing and publishing an erotic novel while still in office. But he insists he couldn’t do his job without the additional stimulation of writing raunchy fiction.

Biden Administration to Send 1,500 Active-Duty Troops to Southern Border amid Migrant Surge

The Biden administration will send 1,500 active-duty troops to the U.S.-Mexico border to stem an expected migrant surge following the end of pandemic-era restrictions.

The troops are not expected to apprehend any migrants or do any law enforcement work, but rather, do data entry, warehouse support and other administrative tasks, so that U.S. Customs and Border Protection can focus on fieldwork.

REPORT: Australian Police Investigating Woman for Opposing Trans Inclusion in Women’s Soccer

Police in Australia have issued an Apprehended Violence Order (AVO) to a woman after several people online reported her for opposing the inclusion of a male player in a women’s soccer league.

Cold War ‘Battleground’ Between U.S. and China Will Be in Europe, Claims Chinese Ex-Military Commander

The “battleground” of the Cold War between Communist China and the United States will be waged in capitals across the European Continent, a former People’s Liberation Army (PLA) has claimed.

Writing in the Jack Ma-owned South China Morning Post, retired Chinese Colonel Zhou Bo claimed that the Cold War between Beijing and Washington will be fought over influence in Europe, which he claimed will be divided between its reliance on America for its defence and China for trade.

At Least Nine Dead and Seven Injured in Shooting at School in Belgrade, Serbia

Police arrested a teenage male after a shooting in a school classroom in Belgrade, Serbia, on Wednesday morning which killed at least nine, with the victims mainly children.

The gunman, said to be a teenage boy who is a pupil at the school and who allegedly used a gun taken from his father, is said to have entered a classroom and shot a teacher, before turning the gun on others. Among the nine confirmed dead are a security guard and eight children. The injured include the teacher and six more children.

U.S. Defense Official Says Hawaii Mystery Balloon Does Not Belong to China

A U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) official said Tuesday there was no evidence that a mysterious balloon detected off the coast of Hawaii on April 28 belongs to China or any other hostile foreign power.

The official reiterated DOD’s judgment that the balloon poses no threat to aviation safety or U.S. national security.

Reports: TikTok Tutors Chinese on How to ‘Run’ Across the U.S. Border from Mexico

Radio Free Asia (RFA) on Monday reported on a growing number of videos posted to China’s controversial TikTok platform that teach Chinese nationals how to sneak across the U.S. border from Mexico.

RFA said the videos are grouped together under hashtags like “walk the line” or “illegal immigration.” Much of the information presented in the videos appeared to be accurate, and some of them were created by people who claimed to have successfully slipped across the border at least once.

Man Arrested Outside Buckingham Palace with Suspected Weapon, Police Carry Out ‘Controlled Explosion’

London police said a controlled explosion was carried out outside Buckingham Palace late Tuesday after a man was arrested on suspicion of possessing an offensive weapon.

The Metropolitan Police force said officers arrested the man after approached the palace gates and threw items suspected to be shotgun cartridges into the palace grounds.

Biden rival pledges to pardon Assange

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. declared that “the America I love does not imprison dissidents”

U.S. NEWS, POLITICS & GOVERNMENT

ARRESTED: East Texas Deported Migrant Charged with Five Murders in Custody

The previously deported Mexican national accused in the brutal murder of five Honduran migrants in Cleveland, Texas, is now in custody, according to San Jacinto County Sheriff Greg Capers. A multi-agency task force took the fugitive into custody on Tuesday night near Cut & Shoot, Texas.

Sheriff Capers told Breitbart Texas that a team of U.S. Marshal Deputies, Texas Department of Public Safety CID agents, and Border Patrol’s elite BORTAC agents found Francisco Oropesa near Cut & Shoot early Tuesday evening. The arrest brought to an end, the four-day manhunt for the four-time deported Mexican national.

Leftists, Trans Takeover Another Capitol, This Time in Texas

Left-wing activists have mounted another “insurrection” in a state capitol, this time disrupting a session of the Texas state legislature in Austin, taking over the gallery Tuesday before being forcibly removed by police.

Vice Principal Sent to Hospital Trying to Break Up Fight: ‘Everybody Kick that Ho!’

An assistant principal at Westfield High School in Houston, Texas, was sent to the hospital last Thursday after being beaten by a mob of students.

Video footage shows the unidentified woman, dressed in a pink blazer, running down the hallway to break up an altercation, which KTRK reported was between two ninth graders. The vice principal then became the target, shielding herself from blows inflicted by a group of students, according to video of the incident obtained by the New York Post.

$100 Million Offer Made to Tucker Carlson for New Broadcast Role

On Tuesday, Valuetainment Television made a public $100 million, five-year contract offer to Tucker Carlson, plus ownership shares in the company. Carlson is still under contract to News Corp., however, and his Tucker Carlson Today shows are still in the archive lineup. But his sidelining has created a media feeding frenzy. Newsmax also seems to be in the hunt. Backchannels — and in the case of Valuetainment, a publicity-grabbing front channel — have opened up as media companies hope to steal market share on the Right from the Fox News Channel.

Ilhan Omar: Tucker Carlson ‘Was the King of Hate’

Representative Ilhan Omar  (D-MN) said Tuesday on MSNBC’s “All In” that former Fox News host Tucker Carlson was the “king of hate.”

Guest host Mehdi Hasan said, “Of course, this Islamophobia, the racism, the bigotry, does not come out of nowhere. There are people who incited and there are people who push it and promoted. I’m thinking of a certain media network who just got rid of their top rated cable host, Tucker Carlson. As I pointed out on my show on Sunday, We don’t know why he was fired. But we do know that he was not fired for the racism that he pushed on his show, week after week. They were fine with that. And in fact, you ended up being one of his targets a lot of the time.”

Oklahoma sex offender hid criminal past from woman found dead at his property alongside three teens: family

An Oklahoma woman said police found the bodies of her daughter and three grandchildren on a rural property where authorities had tracked down a registered sex offender and two missing teenagers — all of whom were also found dead.

Janette Mayo, of Westville Oklahoma, said the Okmulgee County Sheriff’s Office told her late Monday that authorities had found her daughter, Holly Guess, 35, and her grandchildren, Rylee Elizabeth Allen, 17; Michael James Mayo, 15; and Tiffany Dore Guess, 13; shot to death on land owned by convicted rapist Jesse McFadden.

Although the state medical examiner still must confirm their identities, Sheriff Eddy Rice said he thought that “we have found the persons.”

“We believe to have found everything that we were seeking this morning, Rice said. “Our hearts go out to the families and friends, schoolmates and everyone else.”

Cops found their bodies alongside the two teens, Ivy Webster, 14, and Brittany Brewer, 16, the sheriff’s office said Monday.

Durbin: Taxpayers Are Paying $13 Billion to Save First Republic Bank

On Monday’s broadcast of “CNN News Central,” Senate Majority Whip Sen. Dick Durbin (D-IL) stated that the $13 billion loss that the FDIC is taking on the seizure of First Republic Bank is “$13 billion in taxpayers’ money” that the federal government put into First Republic Bank to ensure that it “did not fail and cause some recession in this economy.”

While discussing the debate over raising the debt ceiling between President Joe Biden and House Speaker Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA), Durbin said, “Speaker McCarthy is playing a dangerous game. Look at this First Republic Bank, we put $13 billion in taxpayers’ money there to make sure that this bank did not fail and cause some recession in this economy. There’s a lot at stake here, with a small — literally small bank in comparison to the national economy, $23 trillion, and the debt ceiling debate that McCarthy is trying to use for political purposes. This is totally irresponsible. If he defaults, if he even gets close to default, if there’s a serious threat of default, it’s going to have an impact on this economy, on business, on growth, as well as the number of jobs across America. We shouldn’t play this dangerous game. The President’s right.”

Panel: California, a Free State, Owes Black Residents $1.2 Million Each in Reparations

California’s official reparations task force has estimated that black residents of the state are owed $1.2 million each in compensation for the legacy of slavery, even though the state entered the Union as a free state in 1850.

The committee, signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) during the height of the Black Lives Matter panic in 2020, released an interim report last year backing reparations and proposing separate black schools, among other proposals. Though it narrowly decided that only those black residents who could trace their roots to Southern slaves should be eligible for reparations, it has determined that all black residents continue to suffer.

New Mexico Woman Sentenced to 16 Years for Abandoning Newborn in Dumpster

A New Mexico woman was sentenced to 16 years in prison Monday after leaving her newborn son in a dumpster in the city of Hobbs in January of last year.

The baby, who was found alive by dumpster divers, is doing well, his only health conditions being a potential heart murmur and asthma, according to his father, Stephen Astorga, as reported by KOB 4.

Judge Upholds Ban on Transgender Democrat Lawmaker Zooey Zephyr

Republican legislators who voted to bar Montana’s transgender Democrat Rep. Zooey Zephyr from the state House after he suggested their child protection rules would deliver “blood on your hands” were backed in a court ruling Tuesday.

The judgement came just hours before the Legislature wrapped up its biennial session.

‘Gutfeld!’ Keeps Cranking Out New Episodes While Left-Wing Late-Night Competitors Suffer During Writer’s Strike

Fox News’ Gutfeld! is continuing to churn out new episodes while its left-wing late-night competitors suffer during a writer’s strike that has left their shows interrupted.

Gutfeld!, hosted by Fox News’ Greg Gutfeld, will be the only network-based late-night show to stay on the air, because its writers are members of the Writer’s Guild of America, and are not participating in Hollywood’s first labor stoppage in 15 years, according to a report by TheWrap.

Joe Manchin Indicates Possibly Leaving Democrat Party Before 2024

Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) sparked speculation that he may leave the Democrat party ahead of 2024, amid his latest comments about having a close relationship with “No Labels.”

The Democrat senator touted his relationship with No Labels, the political group that has been trying to allow all 50 states to vote on a third-party candidate in the presidential elections, and the possibility of a nationwide run.

FBI arrests former Boston police officer for alleged Jan. 6 violence at U.S. Capitol

Joseph Fisher, a former Boston Police officer, was arrested in Plymouth Thursday for allegedly entering the U.S. Capitol Building during the Jan. 6 insurrection and assaulting a Capitol Police officer.

2ND AMENDMENT

SCOTUS Justice Barrett Gives Illinois City Until Monday to Respond to Challenge to ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban

On Tuesday afternoon, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett gave the city of Naperville in Illinois until Monday to respond to a challenge levied against its “assault weapons” ban, according to the Chicago Tribune.

Robert Bevis, owner of Law Weapons & Supply, claims Naperville is destroying his business and that it is unconstitutional.

Breitbart News reported that Bevis filed an emergency application with Justice Barrett, asking the court to intervene and issue an injunction against two separate “assault weapons” bans in Illinois pending appellate review.

Constitutional Carry Clears North Carolina House Judiciary Committee

Constitutional carry legislation cleared the North Carolina House Judiciary Committee by a vote of 7-4 on Tuesday.

The vote comes just over a month after Breitbart News reported the North Carolina legislature overrode Gov. Roy Cooper’s (D) veto and ended the state requirement for law-abiding citizens to acquire a permit in order to buy a handgun.

Report: Gun Sales Surge in States Adopting ‘Radical Measures’ Against 2A Rights

A National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) report on April 2023 background checks shows gun sales surged in states where “radical measures” against Second Amendment rights have been adopted, are about to take effect, or are awaiting outcomes of lawsuits.

Mark Oliva, NSSF Managing Director of Public Affairs, noted, “April…[witnessed an] uptick of 1,369,296 FBI National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) verifications.”

11 Instances of Defensive Gun Use Dramatize Wisdom of Second Amendment

In recent decades, gun control advocates increasingly have tried to rewrite history by asserting that the Second Amendment—despite its plain text—never was supposed to protect a “right of the people” to keep and bear arms, but rather grants to state governments only the authority to maintain militias.

The latest purveyor of this objectively false narrative is Kris Brown, president of Brady: United Against Gun Violence, a major gun control group formerly known as the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence. The organization, founded in 1974 as the National Council to Control Handguns, has never met a Second Amendment restriction that, in its view, goes too far. 

Standing in front of the Lexington Minutemen Memorial in Massachusetts, Brown decried what she called “a false interpretation” of the Second Amendment as protecting an individual right, implying that this historically sound interpretation is inconsistent with “protecting our kids.”

The irony is astounding.

That “well-regulated militia” that assembled at Lexington in 1775 was then, as it is now, composed of ordinary civilians who employed their privately owned firearms in an organized and collective defense of their rights and liberties. And they stood their ground in the first battle of the American Revolution against, quite literally, an attempt to forcibly disarm them

Policymakers who resist burdensome restrictions on the “right of the people to keep and bear arms” do so precisely because they, like our Founders, know that every human being has an unalienable right to self-defense, and that without the practical means to defend themselves and their communities, Americans’ rights are nothing more than dead letters and hopeful wishes. 

And just as it was for our forefathers, the Second Amendment today remains premised on ensuring that we—the people to whom the right belongs—are well-armed against any criminal or tyrant who would victimize us or our children unjustly.

The reality is that today ordinary Americans are as reliant on their Second Amendment rights as they’ve ever been.

Wayne State cop shoots emotional support dog during welfare check

A cop at Wayne State University shot an emotional support dog while performing a welfare check near the Detroit campus, a report said.

The campus cop opened fire on the 10-year-old goldendoodle named Ace when the pooch approached him at about 9:30 p.m. Friday. The dog was struck once in the jaw and was recovering, owner Justin Fuller told the Detroit Free Press.

“He spotted an officer and began trotting up to him,” said the 18-year-old Fuller. “And when the officer saw Ace, he looked at me and then looked at Ace and just shot him.”

“He was already dripping blood from the side of his face walking in the house,” Fuller told WXYZ in Detroit. “By the time he got in here, he stumbled up the steps, blood on the wall.”

The black goldendoodle — whom Fuller got as a gift for his 10th birthday — survived the encounter and was brought to a local vet. He was released Saturday morning with some stitches and a cone wrapped around his neck.

Boxing Star Arrested over Concealed Handgun: ‘I’d Rather Be Safe Than Sorry’

Former heavyweight world champion boxer Deontay Wilder was arrested on a concealed gun charge Tuesday and, after posting bond, tweeted, “I’d rather be safe than sorry.”

FOX News reported that 37-year-old Wilder was arrested in Hollywood around 1:15 a.m. after police found a concealed gun in his Rolls Royce.

HEALTH

US Fentanyl Deaths More Than Tripled in 5 Years

The rate of drug overdose deaths involving the synthetic opioid fentanyl more than tripled in the United States from 2016 through 2021, according to a report by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released on Wednesday

Congress aims to cooperate on easing drug prices

Congress is turning its attention to reining in health costs, as lawmakers in both chambers look to harness enthusiasm for bringing down drug prices and turn it into bipartisan legislation.

Democrats scored a key victory over the pharmaceutical industry last year with the Inflation Reduction Act, which gave Medicare the ability to negotiate some drug prices

Johns Hopkins Study: 7 Herbs Can Kill Lyme Bacteria Outperforming Conventional Treatment

Lyme disease is a bacterial infection caused by the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi, transmitted to humans through the bite of infected black-legged ticks. It is a prevalent disease in the United States, with tens of thousands of reported cases each year.

Treating Lyme disease can be challenging, as the bacteria can hide in different forms and evade the immune system. Common treatments include antibiotics, but their success rate varies, and some patients continue to experience symptoms even after treatment, known as Post-treatment Lyme Disease Syndrome (PTLDS) or chronic Lyme disease.

Signs and symptoms of Lyme disease include:

  • Bull’s-eye rash (erythema migrans)
  • Fatigue
  • Fever
  • Chills
  • Headache
  • Muscle and joint aches
  • Swollen lymph nodes

A recent study from Johns Hopkins University evaluated the effectiveness of certain herbs in treating Borrelia burgdorferi, the bacteria associated with Lyme disease. The study compared the herbs to common antibiotics, doxycycline and cefuroxime and discovered that some herbs outperformed antibiotics in treating different forms of the bacteria.

Top 7 Herbs for Lyme Disease Treatment:

  1. Cryptolepis
  2. Japanese knotweed
  3. Cat’s claw
  4. Chinese skullcap
  5. Artemisia (wormwood)
  6. Black walnut
  7. Cistus incanus (essential oil)

The study found that Cryptolepis was the most effective in treating both motile and persister forms of Borrelia, even outperforming common antibiotics like doxycycline and cefoperazone. Other highly effective herbs include Japanese knotweed, cat’s claw, and Chinese skullcap. While artemisia and black walnut also showed promising results, their potential toxicities make them suitable only for short-term use.

Some commonly used herbs, such as Andrographis, stevia, grapefruit seed extract, and monolaurin, did not show significant activity against Borrelia in this study. However, Andrographis is still considered valuable due to its immune-boosting properties and ability to target other microbes that may be involved in chronic Lyme disease.

ECONOMY & BUSINESS 

Biden Has Added 220 Million Hours of Regulatory Paperwork Since His Inauguration

It equates to “roughly 25,000 years” of filling out forms and other compliance tasks, reports American Action Forum’s Dan Goldbeck.

Bud Light Sales Keep Spiraling amid Transgender Controversy: ‘Serious Trouble

Bud Light’s sales have apparently continued dropping since the announcement of its partnership with transgender advocate Dylan Mulvaney caused significant backlash.

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported Monday:

In the week that ended April 22, the brand’s in-store sales plummeted more than 26%, according to figures reported by Bump Williams Consulting, a Connecticut-based firm that specializes in the alcoholic beverage industry.

And the decline is only accelerating. The week before, sales dropped by 21%. The week before that, it was 11%.

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 

IBM Freezes Hiring For Roles That Can Be Replaced By A.I.

It begins. The Technocrat reshuffle of humanity is clearly seen at IBM where there is no mercy for humans that can be replaced by A.I. Goldman Sachs’ estimate of 300 million lost or degraded jobs by A.I. is no small dent on humanity and that only envisions current technology. As ChatGPT advances in power, the number of displaced workers will naturally rise proportionately.

Electric Cars: Policy Beyond Capability?

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently announced proposed emission standards that would mandate a large increase in the sale of new zero‐​emission vehicles from model years 2027 through 2032. Compliance with the proposed rule is estimated to require 67 percent of new vehicles to be electric in 2032 compared to 5.8 percent in 2022. Informed analysts claim that the rule is extremely ambitious: “The new rule will effectively try to shove electric vehicles down the throats of the public at a faster rate than it has shown a willingness to swallow them.” The Energy Information Administration in its 2023 Annual Energy Outlook (Figure 10) would seem to confirm the ambitious nature of the proposed rule, projecting electric vehicles sales of around 15 percent in the early 2030s and still under 20 percent by 2050.

ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT

Watch: Biden’s Interior Chief Unaware China Controls Minerals to Make Batteries for Electric Cars

President Joe Biden’s Department of Interior Secretary Deb Haaland is seemingly unaware that China controls the world’s critical minerals supply chain — the very raw materials needed to produce batteries for electric vehicles.

During a Senate hearing this week, Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) questioned Haaland about the Biden administration’s strict regulations that seek to boost electric vehicles over gas-powered vehicles.

 

GARDENING, FARMING & HOMESTEADING

20 Best Crops For A Survival Garden

When times are uncertain, many turn to a survival garden. And to be honest, why wouldn’t you? Survival gardening provides healthy, readily-available food at rock-bottom prices. It’s good exercise, good for morale, and it’s fun. And if you have time to burn, it’s a great way to take your mind off of the stresses worldwide.

Even if you live in an apartment, you can have an urban food garden. If you have a large yard, we’ll talk briefly about survival garden design on a larger scale, too. But frankly, my goal here is to talk about growing your own food for survival purposes, and what things are the most effective to grow for both caloric and nutrient density.

So let’s start out with how this works, and then go on to the best foods to grow in your survival garden!

COVID RELATED NEWS

Novak Djokovic Can Return to the U.S. Open After Government Lifts Vax Requirement

Tennis icon and champion Novak Djokovic will finally be allowed to return to the U.S. Open this year after missing the 2022 tournament over the Biden administration’s vaccine mandate.

In an email shared with reporters on Tuesday, U.S. Tennis Association spokesman Chris Widmaier said that Djokovic would be welcome at the 2023 U.S. Open in light of the Biden administration lifting its vaccine mandate for foreign travelers.

Pfizer Reports Dramatic Declines — But It’s Not As Bad As Wall Street Expected

Pfizer (PFE) stock dipped Tuesday on lighter-than-expected declines in the March quarter, driven almost entirely by its Covid products, Comirnaty and Paxlovid.

CANCEL CULTURE

Bar Patrons Standing for National Anthem Sparks Outrage: ‘The Most Dangerous Situation’

At Rainbow Oaks Restaurant — just an hour outside of San Diego — a TikTok user shared that she had faced the most “dangerous” situation she had ever been in. At noon, while she was eating her stack of pancakes, about a dozen people stood up for the Star-Spangled Banner being played on the bar’s TVs.

As first reported by Fox News, the TikTok user who goes by the screen name @Paulinaappa_0  recorded the patriotic display and included the caption: “By far the most dangerous situation I’ve ever been in #godblessamerica #getout #illegal #whitepeoplethings.”

ICYMI

‘Godfather Of A.I.” Leaves Google To Warn Of A.I. Dangers

The ‘Godfather of Artificial Intelligence‘ has sensationally resigned from Google and warned the technology could upend life as we know it.

Geoffrey Hinton, 75, is credited with creating the technology that became the bedrock of A.I. systems like ChatGPT and Google Bard.

But the Turing prize winner now says a part of him regrets helping to make the systems, that he fears could prompt the proliferation of misinformation and replace people in the workforce.

He said he had to tell himself excuses like ‘if I didn’t build it, someone else would have’ to prevent himself from being overwhelmed by guilt.

He drew comparisons with the ‘father of the atomic bomb’ Robert Oppenheimer, who was reportedly distraught by his invention and dedicated the rest of his life to stopping its proliferation.

Geoffrey Hinton, 75, who is credited as the ‘Godfather of Artificial Technology’, said that a part of him now regrets helping to make the systems.

There is a great AI divide in Silicon Valley. Brilliant minds are split about the progress of the systems – some say it will improve humanity and others fear the technology will destroy it

Speaking to the New York Times about his resignation, he warned that in the near future, A.I. would flood the internet with false photos, videos and texts.

These would be of a standard, he added, where the average person would ‘not be able to know what is true anymore’.

The technology also posed a serious risk to ‘drudge’ work, he said, and could upend the careers of people working as paralegals, personal assistants and translators.

Some workers already say they are using it to cover multiple jobs for them, undertaking tasks such as creating marketing materials and transcribing Zoom meetings so that they do not have to listen.

‘Maybe what is going on in these systems, is actually a lot better than what is going on in the [human] brain,’ he said, explaining his fears.

‘The idea that this stuff could actually get smarter than people — a few people believed that.

‘But most people thought it was way off. And I thought it was way off. I thought it was 30 to 50 years or even longer away.

‘Obviously, I no longer think that.’

‘M*A*S*H*’ Actress Eileen Saki Dead at 79

Actress Eileen Saki, who was perhaps best known for playing bar owner Rosie on the famed television series M*A*S*H*, died on Monday at the age of 79, following a short battle with pancreatic cancer.

Saki’s family told TMZ the actress passed away in Los Angeles, California, on Monday, after battling cancer.

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