"During his wedding reception, Aimers approached an underage waitress at the Northampton Country Club, and "asked her to go outside and make out," according to an affidavit of probable cause for his arrest. He told the girl the two of them "can do whatever you want."

Later, Aimers followed the waitress into the women's bathroom and pulled her into an empty stall, the affidavit said. There, he sexually assaulted her and exposed himself, she told police."

triblive.com/state/pennsylvania/14589341-74/cops-groom-assaulted-teen-waitress-at-bucks-county-wedding-reception

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I think their plan [Agenda 21, America 2050] calls for everyone to live in 'megacities', transportation highly restricted, controlled, and virtually nobody living in the vast countryside. Freedom would be completely gone.

"An assistant football coach at a New Jersey high school is accused of having sex with a female student.

Mark Kinney, 31, of Clementon, New Jersey, was arrested and charged with sexual assault, endangering the welfare of a child and official misconduct."

nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/Maple-Shade-New-Jersey-High-School-Football-Coach-Arrest-Sexual-Assault-Charges-Student-505525571.html

"Two classic science fiction films — “Blade Runner” and “The Running Man” — are both set in 2019, and although the films envisioned a few details that aren’t a reality right now, many of their themes nailed current modern life in America.

Blade Runner’ was meant to be a warning about how our climate was changing, how our pollution was destroying the world, how industry is taking over the environment,” says Gray Scott, a New York City-based futurist and host of online show “Futuristic Now.” “All of those conversations we’re having now.

The world of “The Running Man” is rife with shantytowns filled with the homeless and destitute, recalling pockets of modern-day Los Angeles and New York City. Meanwhile, the rich travel in limousines and live in gleaming skyscrapers."

nypost.com/2019/02/02/how-blade-runner-and-the-running-man-predicted-our-lives-decades-ago/amp/