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昨(1)日下午台東東方海面晴朗無雲區，繼前天下午再度出現「鬼波」(angel echo左圖)，為西南風過山的穩定大氣，致使花蓮雷達的雷達波產生「超折射」現象，非天氣回波，但可以印證花東出現的高溫為過山「沉降增溫」造成。 最新(1日20時)歐洲(ECMWF)模式模擬顯示，明日至下週三(3至7日)有「熱帶系統」由菲律賓東方海面向西通過菲律賓附近，但由於結構鬆散，呈現2個環流中心，主中心進入南海發展，副中心則通過巴士海峽。美國(GFS)模式亦有類似的模...

By Forum Staff Ridgewood resident Brendan Hunt, also known as “X-Ray Ultra,” was recently convicted of threatening to assault and murder members of the United States Congress to impede, interfere and intimidate with those members and to retaliate against them on account of their performance of their official duties. On Jan. 8, 2021, two days after the violent assault on the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., Hunt, 37, posted a video called “KILL YOUR SENATORS” that included the summary “Slaughter them all,” to BitChute, an Internet-based video sharing site. In the video, Hunt made ...

NY trial over US Capitol riot tests freedom of expression limits Issued on: 29/04/2021 - 02:06 Brendan Hunt, 37, appears in a screenshot of a video he posted titled "Kill your senators" Handout US Attorney's Office/AFP 4 min New York (AFP) Free speech may be sacred in the United States but calling for the killing of US lawmakers on social media is unlawful, a New York jury ruled Wednesday after a weeklong trial that revisited the January 6 riot at the Capitol. The federal trial, the first related to the storming of Congress by supporters of ex-pres...

Updated April 29, 2021 at 8:10 AM ET A New York City man charged with making online threats to kill members of Congress after the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol has been found guilty and now faces up to 10 years in jail. The jury took about three hours to deliberate in the case of Brendan Hunt, who acknowledged that he had written the online statements but dismissed them as “blather” produced under the influence of marijuana and alcohol. He testified that that he never believed the posts would be taken seriously. “I was really just letting off steam,” Hunt said, according to ...

NY Man Convicted of Making Death Threats Against US Lawmakers A New York man who threatened to kill Democratic members of Congress on social media earlier this year was found guilty by a jury at a federal court in Brooklyn on April 28, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of New York. Brendan Hunt, a 37-year-old part-time actor and filmmaker from Queens who sometimes used the alias “X-Ray Ultra,” was found guilty of one count of threatening to assault or murder multiple U.S. officials in a video posted online, officials said in a statement.