TYB
Matt Hancock, the cheater and star of I'm a Celebrity, get me out of here?
Just when I forget how slimy the limeys are…
TFW you think you missed the death explotation… she's also claiming homicide. Thirsty.
"To me it looks just like Ghislaine and it wouldn’t be shocking to find out that she was around Jonbnet. What’s even more interesting is that The Ramseys used the same law firm as Maxwell – Haddon, Morgan and Foreman P.C., Attorneys at Law. From an article at Vanity Fair:"
chekt
Cats would've killed the rats who were infested by Yersinia pestis and the rats wouldn't have been able to breed like rabbits, plus some minor climate change (lower temps, rat habitat was on fire yo)
https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2019/07/max-planck-harvard-genome-study-shows-extent-diversity-of-roman-plague/
>Do we need political parties at all/
We need hard and fast term limits, chose what job to run for and do THAT job, no more perpetual campaign donation seasons, no more political "dynasties' (looking at you CIA)
RINOs and Democrats Running as Republicans Are Called Out in Jackson County, Missouri
March 2, 2023
Chaos erupted in Jackson County Missouri Republican Central Committee as RINOs Admonished and then Silenced New Grassroots Committee Members
Jackson County, Missouri is the second largest county in Missouri and consists of over 600 square miles of land and over 717,000 in population. It is the most populated county in the Kansas City area.
In September 2022, a group of newly elected Grassroots conservatives joyfully met for their first meeting to elect a chairperson of the Jackson County Missouri Republican Central Committee. Several people campaigned for the chair position, but one, in particular, stood out, Mark Anthony Jones who conveyed to the committee he was determined to get the county back on the right track, help with the schools and support the new committee members and candidates find their way through the labyrinth of the whole political spectrum. Jones was elected GOP chairperson.
Only a month went by when one of the committee members found that several Establishment Republicans, including Senator Mike Cierpiot from Jackson County, voted to fund Planned Parenthood. Because of this proposed funding of Planned Parenthood, Missouri’s “Right-to-Life,” who had previously endorsed these Republicans, pulled their endorsement.
At the October 2022 Jackson County Republican Central Committee meeting, 58% of the committee members, in support of Missouri-Right-to-Life endorsement removal, voted to also un-endorse Senator Cierpiot. After the vote and in anger with the committee, Chairman Jones abruptly closed the meeting and left the room. On the committee’s website, there was no indication showing the majority of the committee members’ decision to remove Cierpiot’s endorsement. Months later, at a budget meeting, Jones was asked why the committee’s website had no mention of Cierpiot’s un-endorsement and Jones replied, he felt the committee was wrong and said he made the decision to not let the committee’s motion be recognized.
From October 2022 through this last meeting in February of the New Year, the situation with the committee and Jones went from bad to worse.
In January 2023, three Missouri legislative bills were introduced, two of the bills were sponsored by Jackson County Establishment Republicans. All these bills appear to be designed to diminish Missouri’s Grassroots base.
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Senate Bill 16, would create weighted average voting in the Jackson County Central Committee with the apparent goal to disenfranchise those committee members from the more conservative rural districts while benefiting those Republicans living in more densely populated districts, where liberal ideology is more generally accepted.
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Joint House Bill 31, if passed, would remove one of the historic pillars of the Republican platform. This bill’s purpose appears to be to fracture the Republican base forcing the more conservative members to accept a more liberal ideology or leave the party. Fracturing the Republican base, by default, gives the Democrats more power.
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House Bill 781 calls for the Missouri state voters, who now have the option to affiliate with a specific political party, to totally remove the party affiliation option, making things easier for future candidates, ideologically aligned with one party, to “switch” parties, obfuscating an individual’s historic party affiliation and essentially making the road easier for a Democrat to run as a Republican.
Many of the Jackson County Central Committee members wanted to censure these individuals, but Jones refused any such action and actually accused concerned committee members of personally attacking him.
On January 22, 2023, at a committee budget meeting, Jones fumed against the committee for not supporting the Establishment Republicans. Jones blamed the members for the dire financial straits of the committee. He felt the committee was not making enough of an effort to fundraise. Based upon Jones’s negative position against a number of committee members, one committee member commented “When members of our own party are advancing policy that is in more accord with Democrats than Republicans, they have forsaken the oath they took to faithfully represent us who voted for them.”
Jones’ disregard for committee member only increased the growing frustration that had been brewing for months. The committee members started to communicate with each other. Their goal was to have, at the February meeting, a full dialogue of the incomprehensible disregard of the Republican platform and Jones’ complete refusal to allow even a discussion.
seems legit
>wants bloggers who write about Gov. Ron DeSantis, Attorney General Ashley Moody, and other members of the Florida executive cabinet or legislature to register with the state or face fines.
because ad agencies cost too much
Cops investigate after black schoolkids attacked white students and forced them to say 'Black Lives Matter' on camera at Ohio elementary school
Ohio schoolkids might face charges for forcing and assaulting students into saying 'Black Lives Matter' on the playground
March 3, 2023
The February 10 incident at Kenwood Elementary is being treated as an Anti-White hate crime
Footage of the incident shows the students being tossed around and hit by several of their peers
A criminal investigation at anOhio elementary schoolhas been launched after black students forced their white peers to say 'Black Lives Matter' on camera and assaulted those who didn't.
The incident at Kenwood Elementary on February 10 showed the altercation play out as two students were initially seen escorting their peer to an area on the playground while punching the student in the head.
Footage of the 17-minute video showed the student being tossed on the ground while another student joined seconds later. About 10 minutes later a third student was thrown right beside them.
The students involved in the incident were interviewed by school staff as Springfield Police attempt to charge the suspect for menacing and assault for knowingly harming a victim, according to Dayton247now.
The incident is being treated as an Anti-White hate crime and lists at least four students involved. The names of the students weren't immediately available
School Principal Evan Hunsaker told police he was informed about the incident the following Monday.
'He stated that a few of the students who had tried to avoid the situation, were chased down and escorted, dragged, or carried to the spot on the playground. One student was also punched in the head by one of the suspects,' the police report reads.
Springfield City School District officials released a statement and won't be disclosing how the students will be punished.
'The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) prevents the District from disclosing personally identifiable information or details about the discipline of a child to anyone other than their parent or guardian,' the obtained by WHIO statement reads.
'As it relates to this incident concerning participants and staff involved, the Springfield City School District followed appropriate procedures in accordance with Board Policy.
'Moving forward from this experience, the District is working closely with counselors, mental health experts and multiple community partners and agencies to provide support to children and staff directly involved, as well as those not directly involved.
'The District will use this experience as an opportunity to strive for greater acceptance, grow and reinforce community connections.'
Sauce/more: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11815279/Cops-investigate-schoolkids-forced-white-students-say-Black-Lives-Matter-camera.html
That's a substantially bigger kid, he needs to be removed from the school. Racist fker. Bet his Mom's a real charmer, probably can't speak to the Dad, anybody know who that might be..
>I Swing Off Two Desks and Field Goal Kick Him in the Face and Break His Nose.
Outfreaking standing move anon. I gave an undisclosed left hook and also broke a nose, a pair of glasses. It was muh proudest moment and muh last fight.
SILs talked about walking home from school in the early days of "forced migration" and evidently calling them burnt cookies is a bad move..
>planting more trees
I took out trees last year, maybe add trees this year, and some of those troughs to use as garden beds
Anybody used these? Thoughts?
Whoever owns the weed business in CO also owns it in MO (Blackrock/Vanguard?State Street+ Big Pharma).
All the pharma names are the same, waiting to see if Maggie's Farm pops up.
MEGA+Big Pharma is just enough to grow my own this year
No stems no seeds dat I don't need..
I'm still all about "the content of your character" rather than what color, good people are good people, simple as that. The nose I broke was on a white neighbor, I didn't do to school with blacks or any other minority.
Good to hear, they look pretty good, space em apart far enough to get the mower in between, I think it's a go.
I'm not sure I have a green thumb but by golly I have to try