BO, have you sorted out the board adding an 's' to any http addresses? That needs to be sorted out if it hasn't already.
Wow! McStain shit still going strong after a whole fuckin' day? Amazing.
Shows just how reviled he is. McStain's wish to go out on his own terms misses the point - his 'legacy' in the coming days, months and years will be completely shredded and the real truth about this evil git will become public knowledge. Its already started - and it began here!
The question you pose is incorrect. Its not me that is against using https but because some sites actually don't work when using it so if an Anon tries to copy and paste a link that has been altered and then sees that it doesn't work how many do you think will remove the s from https? Not many.
It then defeats the purpose of posting the link.
https://spectator.org/judge-tells-new-citizens-to-take-a-knee/
At a citizenship ceremony in Brooklyn, Judge LaShann DeArcy Hall gives the newest Americans appalling advice.
A friend invited me to a citizenship ceremony in Brooklyn on Wednesday, held at the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York. I arrived around ten, assuming that I would witness the ceremony up close. But that’s no longer permitted, at least not in Brooklyn. The court’s charmless bureaucrats instead pen friends and family in a third floor room with a soundless television, through which the ceremony is beamed terribly. It is next to impossible to see anything and the absence of sound makes viewing pointless anyway.
I arrived with my gift, a couple of flags, and looked around the crowded and noisy room for a chair. A man, who appeared to be from a Latin American country, viewed me warily, glaring at my flags as if I’d arrived with a piece of cow dung in my hand. I almost wanted to yell at him, “Yes, they are American flags. Is that okay with you?” Annoyed by this scene, which might as well have been a crummy airport lounge in a Third World country, I walked outside. Of course, that’s an involved process too, as you have to forfeit your cell phone upon entering the building. But at least it allowed me to kill some time outside in the fresh air. I was told that the impossible-to-hear citizenship ceremony (for us) would wrap up around 11:30 or noon, at which point friends and family could greet the new Americans on the second floor as they streamed out of the court room.
Out of sheer boredom, I decided to go down to the second floor early and could hear the judge bellowing at the newly sworn-in Americans through the closed door. A few other friends and family of new citizens had the same idea and we compared notes on the possible identity of the loudmouth judge. “It is Judge LaShann DeArcy,” someone said. Her full name is LaShann Moutique DeArcy Hall. She is an Obama appointee, naturally, and she is astonishingly obnoxious. Talk about an entitled judicial activist, whose ego is as expansive as her name.
more at the link above