The iRumor Mill - Because you can't believe everything you read on the Internet!
Your
source for the truth about Conspiracy Theories,
Internet Rumors,
Scams and
Warnings
Home
About Subscriptions
Contact us
Social Media
Site & Privacy Notice
FAQ
Virus
Virus Protection
iRumorMill.com Determination: Real
Update 01/24/16: On Jan. 16, 2016 Jason Rezaian was freed after spending 18 months in an Iranian prison. His release stemmed from a prisoner swap that was negotiated by the Obama administration. This according to a Jan. 22, 2016 article by NBC. The article said, "Rezaian was sprung last Saturday along with Amir Hekmati, a former Marine who had been held since 2011, Saeed Abedini, a Christian pastor imprisoned since 2012, and Nosratollah Khosravi-Roodsari. The fifth prisoner, Matthew Trevithick, was released in a separately negotiated deal."
Jason Rezaian was found guilty by an Iranian court of espionage and now faces a prison sentence of 10 to 20 years. This according to an October 12, 2015 article by the Washington Post.
The article said Rezaian, had been "imprisoned in Tehran for more than 14 months" and that his trial ended last August. The Post also reported, "Rezaian and The Post have strongly denied the accusations, and the prosecution has drawn wide-ranging denunciations, including statements from the White House and press freedom groups."
This has drawn much criticism of the Obama administration, who pushed through a nuclear deal with Iran while Rezaian had been confined, exceeding a period longer than the Iranian hostage incident. The incident lasted 444 days, from November 4, 1979, to January 20, 1981. Jimmy Carter was in the Oval Office during the hostage crisis. The hostages were released moments after Ronald Reagan was sworn into office and given his inaugural address.
Posted 10/13/15 Updated 01/24/16
Sign up for the iRumorMill.com Full Service Alert System - Find out more by clicking here
© 2014 - 2015 iRumorMill.com
Drive with Uber!
Uber is an app that makes it easy
to get paid for giving people rides with your car. Set your own hours. Be your
own boss. Get paid weekly in fares. It's that simple.
Driving for
Uber is a fun and safe way to earn money by driving people to business meeting,
work, parties and functions.
Riders pay via credit card linked to their smart phone apps and drivers need not
carry any cash. Drivers work their own hours and there are no quotas. When you
are ready to drive, simply get in your car, tap on your your app and wait for
the requests.
Get a sign in bonus after your 20th ride
when you click this link, fill out the application