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Is it unusual for the federal government to execute women?

Montgomery, 52, was the only woman on federal death row. She is the first woman executed by the federal government since 1953 when Bonnie Brown Heady was executed in the kidnapping and murder of Bobby Greenlease, the 6-year-old son of a wealthy Kansas City car dealer. Heady pleaded guilty on Oct. 30, 1953, and less than two months later, she died via gas chamber at the state penitentiary in Jefferson City, Mo.

While there are some women who do anything to have a child, there are certainly some who try stealing other women’s babies to raise them as own. Chances are that the stress and pressure to have children has forced some woman to kidnap or steal other women’s children even right out of the womb , yep ,
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Here are 8 psychopath women who stole , killed other women’s children for their bizarre reasons

Lisa Montgomery

Lisa Montgomery was convicted of strangling to death expectant mother Bobbie Jo Stinnett and cutting her unborn baby out of her stomach in December 2004 at Stinnett's home at Skidmore in northwest Missouri.

Montgomery abducted the child, who survived, and tried to pass her off as her own. She was arrested and the baby was rescued the next day at Montgomery's home near Melvern in east-central Kansas.



The child, Victoria Jo, survived and is now a 16-year-old. She still lives in the area with her father, Zeb Stinnett, and other family members who do their best to protect her privacy.

Blake755:
What about those who wasn't given a head start or something hmm

well that’s just life , we tighten our buckle and move on as it should be , we have no choice really than to move on

An Old Mans Advice



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fvETktnaRw

Grudges I've noticed do no good , Humility, family , Love , Humanity .put away a part of your profit when you get paid ALWAYS.
Anger! Should be shelved its embarassing. Try to be there for the ones who were there for you ,return that favour they are great people trying to survive in this fvcked up world too.. So yeah .Take Every situation exactly how it is , make best use of the card you're dealt with. move on.Treat your woman with Uptmost Respect

Lyrics : For colored boys -Kota the friend ( you really should get the mp3)

The average Nigerian IQ is 80 ,bad really.....

I read , re-read , unlearned , made research , re -read again, postulated theories , got all I needed .its really all a map
Started reading the encyclopedia at 12, started late because of the regular mass children plays of the 90's and 80's as we all did.

I'm a free thinking Taiost
I follow the principle of que Sera Sera , what will be will be ,May not be a popular opinion but lol the world once thought Criptids like the lochness exists and the World was flat



Stop believing and hoping on God, The Ondo killing should fucking be enough for you to know , Bloody Hell Uwa was killed in a bloody Church, and so many before her, The CORONA , we have 6800 gods and counting , yours is a jewish myth of how a god was born amongst the Jews to save them
The story of the flood was copied from the epic of Gilgamesh 2300 years before Genesis
The story was they were 3 gods who after creating humans decide to wipe them up for their sins But for one of the gods he trusted humans and said they was one man who was richeous and should be saved

So he went behind the gods back and told the man a certain cubit of boat not ark , he should make, that a flood was coming , and yes after the flood came it wiped the world and only this man and his family were spared , then he let our a raven(not dove) to confirm if the water had subsided , which it has

When they came back from the Ark the made roasted sacrifice to the God and the Gods promised never to use flood to wipe the world again
By the way floods are a regional occurance , it is impossible for the world to be flooded

[Arctic animals like the polar bear and penguins only survive in Artantica ,, how did the move all the way from there to meet an old man in the middle east smh

Why do I care? I don't , I used to .....but now its obvious the kicking IQ of the Average Nigerian would scorn their brains on this , But the little population , the 25 percent that this will impact Live your life smile and be happy , stop searching for truth there's none , live life like an Animal would in its territory


Of course bringing people to 'light' is morally hypocritical of me , because I will have to place myself in a stand point of moral pedestal you believe is superior to who you wish to be taught or 'brought' into light , which i feel deem "fitting'' , is it not better they find who they are themselves.

Life Encourages You to Follow The Ethical Compass Within You

A low-paid janitor cleans the same floors of the cancer ward every day. Others may not view the job the same way he does. It is very meaningful for him because it is the same hospital where his only child was treated for cancer.
He feels grateful to the medical staff who contributed on the wellness of his child. In the same way, he hopes to bring inspiration to people suffering from cancer and their family.
Many people are willing to do anything to reach the level they want. They work nearly 24/7 to get the promotion they desire. They hustle day and night to reach the goals they set.
Doesn’t seem bad, right?
It only becomes bad when you are seeking something that does not match with your values. If you succeed, but your inner compass does not agree with it, you won’t have inner peace every day.
Your life is limited, so make sure you pursue something that your own ethics agree.

Life is a Series of Pause and Stops, But You Can Choose How to Deal With Them
When it looks like we have it all, we experience sudden job loss, health problems, emotional pain, abrupt transition and other unwanted issues.
Successful people look at these as opportunities to prepare themselves to launch a better plan. They don’t sit around pitying themselves. Instead, they devote their energy to steer their life in the direction they want.
What pause or stop are you experiencing right now?
No one wants to experience stops. But they are necessary in order for you to grow and be strong. These stops can remind you of the greater potential that awaits you.
Said Barbara De Angelis:
“We don’t develop courage by being happy every day. We develop it by surviving difficult times and challenging adversity.”

Life Humbles You When You Forget About Reality
“The problem is… how to remain whole in the midst of the distractions of life; how to remain balanced, no matter what centrifugal forces tend to pull one off center; how to remain strong, no matter what shocks come.” — Anne Morrow, The Gift from the Sea
People often forget that the status they have is not forever. All the comfort they are enjoying will not always be there. They don’t stay grounded when success lands on their palm.
When everything seems to be perfect, life often gives you a wake-up call. Each day is a reminder to live with a genuine attitude of gratitude.
Enjoy the moment you have today. Build a relationship with others. Keep humility a part of your being. When life slaps you with a hard discipline, you can still rise above the pain.

Life Requires You to Have a Break, It’s Not Always About Peak Performance
Dr. Elmer Gates, an inventor, produced his best ideas when he sits down in silence for few hours. He instructed his secretary not to interrupt when there are guests in his office.
He stays in a quiet room and concentrates until his subconscious start to flash ideas related to the project. He writes those ideas as fast as they strike his mind. Later, he screens them to determine their practicality and value.
The brain gets overwhelmed when you keep drinking from a firehose of information. It steals and freezes your brain.
Your brain can learn loads of new tricks and skills if you treat it right.
Your mind and body cannot accommodate peak performance all the time. You are a human, not a machine. Give yourself the rest it deserves.
If you don’t give your body time to rest, it will find time on its own. Your health will deteriorate and your peak performance will slow down.
When you rest, you come out even better and stronger with a more refreshing outlook in life.


TAKE A BREAK AND NEVER UNDERESTIMATE THE POWER OF MEDITATION

Stop hanging out with people that tell you what you want to hear. Hang out with people who tell you the truth


So many good people have their life ruined by ‘’friends ‘’, lol ‘Friends’

ukaface:
where is the news reporting naija men achieving this feat
Any small thing Una go Dey attack naija females….

They don’t speak for Men. These frequent cyber attacks are eyesores we can well do without .

Yeshua Hamashiach

sweetyme001:
However, we shouldn't take unnecessary advantage about unfortunate events when they occur.
Owing to the recent confirmed case of Corona virus in Lagos, we urgue you all to remain careful, observing precautionary measures and still remaining dedicated to work.
We wish you success

Hi hello , hows your day going ?

Mansa Kankan Musa


Mansa Kankan Musa was one of the wealthiest African warriors whose sovereignty lasted from 1312 to 1337 AD. Mansa was also the tenth sultan of Mali, and under his control, Mali conquered 24 cities. Due to his bravery and power, this African king earned many nicknames and titles, including Conqueror of Ghanata and Lion of Mali.

Ann Nzingha



Ann Nzingha was a great queen and smart ruler of the Matamba and Ndongo Kingdoms, current Angola. She ruled over the Mbundu tribe during the 17th century and is celebrated for heroically and astutely fighting against the Portuguese to free her people. Besides, Queen Nzingha built a formidable army by recruiting runaway slaves as well as Portuguese-trained African soldiers. Matamba became a supreme trading power in the Central African region under the Nzingha rule. Over time, since her control, her nation was among the African countries that resisted Portuguese colonization after several attempts.

Miyamoto Musashi



The greatest sword fighter of his time, Miyamoto Musashi, is one of the best-known samurai in Japanese history. Born in 1584 in Harima Province, Musashi was raised by his uncle in Shoreian temple.

By the time he was 13 he had already won his first duel against Arima Kigei, a student of military arts. Later in his life, he became a master painter and writer.

His most famous written work is The Book of Five Rings, which covers the sum of his experience as a sword fighter including strategy, tactics and philosophy.

Shaka Zulu


One of the popularized traits of the Zulu fighters is their exceptional combat skills. As a result, Shaka Zulu, a fierce ruler of the Zulu community, introduced military reforms that enabled his people to gain their warrior culture and formidable reputation. Why was Shaka Zulu deemed a warrior? Even though Shaka Zulu had the power to defeat many, the war was not his first decision. He was a skilful diplomat who incorporated other techniques to negotiate with his enemies. During his tenth year of rule, Shaka was in charge of 50,000 combatants and reigned over 250,000 people. So if you are looking for an African warrior tattoo, Shaka Zulu would be an ideal choice.

LionHeart

Richard I was given the nickname Lionheart (or Coeur de Leon) for his exceptional fighting ability and courage.

The duke of Normandy and the Count of Anjou, he ascended to the throne of England in 1198 after defeating his father Henry II with the help of his powerful mother Eleanor of Aquitaine.

Richard took the cross in 1188 when he heard of Saladin’s successful conquest of Jerusalem.

He spent his final five years reclaiming his throne from his brother John and fighting against Philip’s advances into Normandy.

Ewuare

Ewuare was a legendary African warrior of the Benin Empire. He came into power after a bloody battle that claimed his brother’s life. Despite a rough start to his reign, Ewuare managed to rebuild the city. Under his regime, he conquered new cities, reformed political structures, became a patron of the arts, and encouraged trade with other countries that made ivory and wood famous. Most people believed that Ewuare had magical powers demonstrated in most of the artwork of the epoch. To date, an annual festival dubbed Igue is marked annually in Benin, and the meaning of the holiday is to renew Ewuare’s magical powers.

Spartacus



Born in Thrace in 109 BC, Spartacus is most widely known as the gladiator who led the revolt against Rome during the Gladiatorial War.

It is not known for sure how Spartacus became a gladiator but the leading theory is that he once fought for the Roman army but deserted and became a thief.

He was arrested and sold as a gladiator due to his strength. Spartacus was killed in a battle at Lucania in 71 BC and his men were crucified.

He has been remembered as a legendary commander not only for his successes in battle but for his own courage.

Cetshwayo Kampande



Cetshwayo Kampande is recognized as a true African hero owing to his victory against the British. When the Englishmen invaded Zululand with excessive force, Cetshwayo did not surrender and instead sent over 20,000 Zulu fighters. This army empowered the British in what was seen as the biggest opposing battles by the Africans, losing just 1000 of their warriors. At this battle, King Kampande managed to kill the heir of the French throne, Prince Napoleon.

Saladine


Known to the western world as the antihero of the Third Crusade, he is revered in the Middle East as the hero who returned Jerusalem into Muslim hands.

The Kurdish Sultan was born in 1138 in Mesopotamia (now Iraq) and grew up during the First Crusade. He was trained as a soldier by his uncle Asad al-Din Shirkuh.

Early in his military career he worked on uniting Arab forces under his control first in Egypt then in Syria and Palestine. He then set his sights on Jerusalem and conquered King Guy de Lusignan at the Battle of Hattin.