One Direction Warns Australian Fans Camping Out about Snake Attacks
Nothing, not even poisonous snakes will stop some One Direction fans from getting a glimpse of their favorite boy band.
Obsessive One Direction fans were camped out behind the hotel where the band was staying after playing a show at the Adelaide Entertainment Center. The so-called Directioners either didn’t notice or didn’t care that the ground they were standing on was clearly marked with the normally fear-inducing phrase “Snake Habitat.” The members of One Direction saw the signs, though, and are worried for the safety of their fans invading the “snake habitats” around the resort’s perimeter.
Band member Liam Payne took to Twitter to urge fans to be careful.
Girls behind the hotel please get out the fields there’s a huge sign saying snake habitat it’s just not worth it someone’s gunna get hurt
— Liam Payne (@Real_Liam_Payne) September 24, 2013
The band’s devotees were undeterred, however, with one tweeting in…
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Iran’s Hassan Rouhani Speaks to U.N. General Assembly
President of Iran Hassan Rouhani spoke before the United Nations General Assembly Tuesday afternoon, insisting that Iran is no threat to world peace.
Rouhani struck a tone that was both conciliatory and defiant in his first appearance before the body. His speech was a marked contrast to the more combative style of his predecessor, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Rouhani signaled Teheran’s willingness to engage in negotiations but said that, “acceptance of the inalienable right of Iran constitutes the best and the easiest way of resolving this issue.” He condemned targeted assassinations, Western involvement in Syria and what he called the “structural violence” of economic sanctions that have wrought havoc on his country’s economy in recent years.
