you need to give an attribution to
Lewis Morin . . .
who is Trumptastic!
I may have the name incorrect, so someone correct it.
"‘Hair,’ ‘Everwood’ actor Treat Williams dies after Vermont motorcycle crash "
headline at Boston Herald web page
https://www.bostonherald.com/2023/06/13/hair-everwood-actor-treat-williams-dies-after-vermont-motorcycle-crash/
so weird, I was thinking about his part in Hair just recently . . .
from the Herald article about Treat Williams (link earlier in bread)
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"Justine Williams, a writer, director and producer, tweeted that Williams was “the best.” Actor James Woods said, “I really loved him and am devastated that he’s gone.”
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conscription_in_the_United_States
the end of the Vietnam era draft.
"December 28, 1972 had been scheduled to be the last day that draftees would be inducted that year. However, President Nixon declared that day a national day of mourning due to the death of former President Truman, and Federal offices were closed.[87] Men scheduled to report that day were never inducted, since the draft was not resumed in 1973. "
linked is a Trailer for the movie 'Hair' in which actor Treat Williams is shown. He is the 'hippy' who sings the song 'Hair'.
being repulsed by control freak administrators who demand clown clothes is not 'homophobia'.
it's not any kind of phobia.
It's called 'standing up and being heard'.
just because you don't want to dress in emblemed attire that is political in nature doesn't mean you have any fear at all.
Al Stewart
"The Palace of Versailles"
https://whdh.com/news/counter-message-protest-during-pride-spirit-day-at-burlington-middle-school-sparks-town-wide-discussion/
this article gives a more balanced view of the 'counter protest'.
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Perchase said she received some feedback that the counter message was in response to the school not recognizing the observance of Memorial Day.
Perchase said the lack of recognition for Memorial Day was “an oversight” and said school officials apologized to students on Monday.
She continued, saying she wished students would have contacted her directly.
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Versailles is noteworthy for a lot of different reasons, anon.
the jaded court of the Kings was so despised that the revolutionaries may have decided to burn the place to the ground but . . .
somehow it was noted that it was a national treasure so it wasn't burned down.
Paris has gone through lots and lots of turmoil over the centuries, and Versailles has survived through it all.
look how CNN uses the Constitution as a prop!
Yes, he does need to see more of it.
He needs to see Trump exonerated (again) and returned to the White House as the next president.
I really expected someone to nominate this as NOTABLE