Anonymous ID: 8bc982 July 11, 2020, 6:37 a.m. No.9926736   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>6748 >>6765

A former United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York refused Friday to address why Ghislaine Maxwell was not arrested for so many years, though authorities were aware of Maxwell’s alleged crimes as early as 1996.

Mary Jo White served as the US Attorney for the SDNY from 1993 to 2002, during which period former President Bill Clinton was in office. White held the SDNY position during the time period in which painter Maria Farmer told The New York Times that she reported crimes by both convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and Maxwell to authorities.

Former President Barack Obama would later appoint her as the 31st Chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission, in which role she served from April 2013 to January 2017. She now serves as senior chair at Debevoise & Plimpton, a New York law firm.

The Daily Caller News Foundation repeatedly asked White why Maxwell was not arrested until July 2020, though reports of her alleged misconduct date back to 1996. On Friday, Debevoise spokeswoman Greer Hunter refused to comment on the matter.

 

https://dailycaller.com/2020/07/10/mary-jo-white-ghislaine-maxwell-jeffrey-epstein-sdny-fbi/

Anonymous ID: 8bc982 July 11, 2020, 6:41 a.m. No.9926769   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7128

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8511963/Dozens-academics-journalists-blast-cancel-culture-critics-JK-Rowling-Noam-Chomsky.html

Anonymous ID: 8bc982 July 11, 2020, 6:55 a.m. No.9926856   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>6865 >>6880 >>7045 >>7263 >>7364

>>9926837

This is the current state of NBC News. – Dr. Joseph Fair is a virologist who also happens to be a “medical contributor” to NBC News. Across the months of May and June, Dr. Fair made numerous appearances on the “Today” show and other NBC/MSNBC platforms to give viewers all the gory details about his long and difficult struggle with what he claimed was a case of the Wuhan Virus, COVID-19.

The only problem is, he never had COVID-19.

NBC News is a raging dumpster fire, but that just makes it equal to every other broadcast or cable news station outside of OANN and NewsMax.

Everything you see on any cable or broadcast network “news” program is most likely a lie. Every. Damn. Thing.

 

https://dbdailyupdate.com/index.php/2020/07/11/saturday-news-roundup-nbc-news-is-a-dumpster-fire-and-dont-think-seattle-cant-happen-to-you/

Anonymous ID: 8bc982 July 11, 2020, 7:15 a.m. No.9926964   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7045 >>7263 >>7364

Government-funded youth groups as well as foster care providers and social workers are encouraging, supporting, and in some cases organizing young people under their jurisdiction to protest against racism and the police in the aftermath of George Floyd’s death. A program funded by the Department of Labor put together a plan to help youth groups activate their young people and send them into the streets to protest for Floyd.

Oakland’s School of Unity and Liberation, which works with at-risk youth and writes curricula to radicalize foster youth and is funded by the Rockefeller family’s Rockefeller Brothers Foundation and others, has been going all in on the protests in coordination with Black Organizing Project:

The National Foster Youth Institute: “As an organization, the National Foster Youth Institute stands in solidarity with the protestors who are demanding justice. We stand with those who are ready to make bold, transformational change. We stand with the people and organizations that are ready to move beyond talk to take meaningful action. Lives depend on it.”

YouthBuild Louisville is a job training and leadership group that is “primarily funded by the Department of Labor and Louisville Metro Government.” Its CEO Lynn Rippy laid out a plan for youth agencies to “Offer opportunities for them to express themselves, including fears. Validate their anger. Safe ways of expression include writing, talking, calling in the middle of the night, etc. Advise them of safe strategies if they’re taking part in demonstrations.” Rippy said that “We want them to let their voices be heard, to understand they have power” and encouraged young people to demonstrate during daylight hours.

The government-funded nonprofit Youthprise went with the “Dada, What Color Was George?” approach while stating, “At Youthprise, where I am honored to serve as Vice President, we applaud the young people who have refused to give up in the face of adult opposition and are currently on the front lines peacefully fighting for equity and justice!…We are committed to addressing disparities rooted in institutional racism, and we won’t stop until we see change. Soon we will be sharing meaningful action steps Youthprise will be taking to address inequity in the Black community. We will also be issuing a call to action to our broader community. It will take all of us not turning away, but turning over every stone to uncover, expose, and correct the disparities plaguing our community. Our youth are leading the way; let us join them!” Youthprise claims to have “granted over $30 million to youth initiatives, provided training and technical support to over 100 youth organizations, and successfully lobbied for over $3.1 million in direct state approrpriates.” The group is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3). According to a financial statement, “The Organization received 87% of revenue from 10 governmental entities and one foundation for 2018.”

Foster VA, which is “a campaign started by Extra Special Parents (a licensed child placing agency) to raise awareness of Virginia’s need for great foster families”: says “Being activists in this generation is very important” and encourages children to be taught to “advocate” and build a “network with those with the same passions.” Not having this activist conversation with children, according to the group, puts them in danger.

Treehouse, “Washington’s leading nonprofit organization addressing the academic and other essential support needs of more than 8,000 youth in foster care” said: “The hearts at Treehouse ache for George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade, Ahmaud Arbery, and so many other precious lives that have been stolen at the hands of police whose duty is to protect our citizens. Treehouse stands in community with those who have been impacted so directly by this targeted violence. Treehouse believes in long-term sustained action to rebuild the systems that are failing…Treehouse notes that it is essential to remember the victims’ names and stories and spread the word about the injustice happening in our society. Treehouse hopes for individuals and communities not to turn away in silence but to create awareness, change, and justice.”

The Youth Justice Coalition organized a protest in Los Angeles. According to the Chronicle of Social Change: “Organized by the Youth Justice Coalition, protesters in downtown Los Angeles demanded that L.A. city and county shift hundreds of millions of dollars away from the police, Sheriff and Probation departments – public funds they say should be invested in youth development centers and employment opportunities for young people. The coalition is also calling on local leaders to remove police officers from schools, shutter juvenile detention facilities and provide free transportation passes to the city’s youth.”

 

https://nationalfile.com/government-funded-youth-groups-foster-care-providers-agitate-for-george-floyd/