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Anonymous ID: 832ca1 March 2, 2024, 1:43 a.m. No.20504632 🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>20503890

tyb

>>20503911

Hey there!

hi

Anonymous ID: 832ca1 March 2, 2024, 1:51 a.m. No.20504666 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>4677

The University of Florida on Friday closed its diversity office and fired 13 full-time staffers to comply with a new state law that bans Sunshine State schools from spending on such ideologies.

“The University of Florida has closed the Office of the Chief Diversity Officer, eliminated DEI positions and administrative appointments, and halted DEI-focused contracts with outside vendors,” the memo issued by the university provost, the general counsel, and the vice president for human resources read.

The $5 million allocated for diversity, equity and inclusion will now be redistributed to faculty recruitment, it added.

DC_Draino

@DC_Draino

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BREAKING: Speaker Johnson announces release of 5,000 hours of J6 CCTV footage

He says this is the 1st wave of many that will come over the next few weeks & months

He has also ordered that no faces be blurred (which would’ve hid Fed informants/agents)

Time for J6 truth!

https://truthsocial.com/@DC_Draino/posts/112021344722788074

distraction

meh

Johnson sucks

>>20504677

You're Asian, good luck with that!

>>20504732

comms to someone

>>20504732

>https://x.com/nypost/status/1763819341647081766

confirmed

Woman missing for 7 years found in motel after police hear her desperate screams

A suspected trafficking victim who had been missing for seven years was rescued this week — after her blood-curdling screams led police to a Michigan motel.

The woman — who vanished in 2017 — called her step-parent and told them she was being held against her will at a motel in Inkster, Michigan State Police said Thursday.

Although they didn’t have an exact location, troopers determined the victim was being held at the Evergreen Motel, an assumption that was confirmed when they arrived on the property.

“They described it as like a crying, kind of screaming type of noise that lured them to that specific area,” Michigan State Police Lt. Mike Shaw told WXYZ.

Officers forced their way inside the room, where they found the woman alone.

The woman, now in her 30s, was physically unharmed, but the room contained drugs and a gun.

She was rushed to the hospital and is undergoing counseling, according to cops. The victim has also been reunited with her family.

Police did not offer further details about her disappearance and are keeping her identity under wraps.

Human trafficking detectives are involved with the missing persons case, however.

“We’ll kind of look at what’s next, right… interview her if a crime did take place such as human trafficking or is it a domestic violence situation or is it different,” Shaw said.

“I don’t want to use the word kidnapping like somebody grabbed her and took her to that place. It may have started out as a relationship that turns into being held against your will and being trafficked.”

A suspect has been identified, but have not yet taken anyone into custody.

Inkster is a city suburb of Detroit, with a population of roughly 25,700.

https://nypost.com/2024/03/02/us-news/michigan-woman-missing-for-7-years-found-in-motel-after-police-hear-desperate-screams

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Q !ITPb.qbhqo 12/04/201723:30:26 ID: eda158

8chan/cbts: 34655

Anonymous 12/04/201723:24:46 ID:6ee2e0

8chan/cbts: 34602

Q pointed out the picture on the RED.ORG site with the Korean woman pointing to "Meet Me In Seoul" Obummer goes to China, did he go to Seoul too?

>>34602

Kash Patel

@Kash

Global warming…

https://nypost.com/2024/03/02/us-news/blizzard-dumps-snow-on-mountains-in-california-and-nevada-stretch-of-i-80-shut-down/

Stretch of I-80 shut down as monster blizzard dumps snow on mountains in California and Nevada

“One thing I’ve learned, if you are not used to driving in this weather, if you’re not used to being in this area, it’s not a good idea. You should stay home.”

Mar 02, 2024, 4:51 AM

https://truthsocial.com/@Kash/posts/112025473685076924

Stretch of I-80 shut down as monster blizzard dumps snow on mountains in California and Nevada

California authorities shut down 100 miles of Interstate 80 on Friday as the biggest snowstorm of the season bore down on the Sierra Nevada, where residents were urged to take shelter and stay off roads as they prepared for up to 10 feet of snow in some areas and damaging winds.

“AAANNNDD WE’RE CLOSED!!” the California Highway Patrol posted on X, previously known as Twitter, saying the closure was due to “spin outs, high winds, and low visibility.

No estimated time of reopening the freeway.”

Authorities closed the interstate in both directions after 5 p.m. on a day when the majority of more than a dozen ski resorts around Lake Tahoe were closed, a tornado touched down in central California and visitors to Yosemite National Park were told to leave.

The 100-mile closure is at the state border just west of Reno, Nevada near Emigrant Gap, California.

California Highway Patrol, state transportation officials and other authorities reported throughout the day that troopers and others were responding to dozens of collisions on I-80, cars sliding into snow banks or getting stuck on the side of slick roadways. There were no immediate reports of any serious injuries.

A tornado touched down Friday afternoon in Madera County before 4 p.m., said Andy Bollenbacher, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service Hanford. It caused some damage to an elementary school, he said.

The National Weather Service in Reno said late Friday it expects the heaviest snow to arrive after midnight, continuing with blizzard conditions and blowing snow through Saturday that could reduce visibility to one-quarter mile or less.

The storm began barreling into the region on Thursday, with the biggest effects expected to close major highways and trigger power outages Friday afternoon into Saturday. A blizzard warning through Sunday morning covers a 300-mile stretch of the mountains.

Meteorologists predict as much as 10 feet of snow is possible in the mountains around Lake Tahoe by the weekend, with 3 to 6 feet in the communities on the lake’s shores and more than a foot possible in the valleys on the Sierra’s eastern front, including Reno.

Winds are expected to gust in excess of 115 mph over Sierra ridgetops, and 70 mph at lower elevations.

Backcountry avalanche warnings were in place in various areas. All visitors at Yosemite were supposed to be out as of noon Friday, with the park closed at least through noon Sunday.

More than 7 feet of snow could fall in some areas.

Many Lake Tahoe ski resorts said they were staying closed Friday due to conditions.

But the snow wasn’t all bad news for the resorts. Palisades Tahoe ski resort said the big dump expected over the weekend on top of 8 feet of snow in February should allow them to keep the slopes open through Memorial Day.

In South Lake Tahoe, the lunchtime crowd at Heidi’s Pancake House was a third of the typical 60 diners. Even with the worsening forecast, general manager Salvador Ortega expected to stay open and most of his employees to show up.

“We are one of the restaurants in South Lake Tahoe that don’t close unless we don’t have power or something breaks down. We’re open 365,” he said. “Tahoe is a small community. It’s rare when an employee doesn’t make it to work.”

Ortega said he believes the snowfall will ultimately be good for the community and increase tourism once it’s safe to travel again.

Andrew Schwartz, the lead scientist at UC-Berkeley’s Central Sierra Snow Lab, said it is possible they could break their modern-day record of about 3.5 feet of snow in a single day from back in 1989.

On the bright side, California water officials said the storm should provide a much-needed boost to the Sierra snowpack, which is vital to the state’s water supplies.

It stood at 80% of average to date on Thursday, California Department of Water resources officials said.

Todd Cummings decided to drive from Santa Cruz to the Lake Tahoe area ahead of the storm. His destination, the Northstar resort, did open, but the slopes were far from packed.

“Nobody’s here,” he said in a brief phone interview during his first chairlift ride of the day. “They have limited trails open but this lift goes to the top.”