Today I’m deferring to the greater knowledge of others. Please take the time to read their writings. First up, Greg Olear, who details the malfeasance and names the individual who built the court with corruption beyond the pale. Link👇🏼 Leo the Cancer Moving on. If you have read Justice Alito’s letter, his reasoning for ending … Continue reading Truth Behind the SCOTUS’ Attack on Women
I’ve spent as much time as I could spare in the last two weeks watching the trial of former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin for the murder, witnessed around the world, of George Floyd. I admit there were times I couldn't watch. The replays of all the witness videos, the street videos, and each body-cam … Continue reading Jury Deliberations Begin in Chauvin Trial
🎼"Southern. Trees bear a strange fruit, 🎶Blood on the leaves and blood at the root, 🎵Black body swinging in the southern breeze, 🎶Strange fruit hanging from poplar trees ..." ~Billy Holiday, Strange Fruit Officials report there was no foul play, okay? Apparently, the racial tensions that have erupted since May 25th, 2020, the day George … Continue reading “No Signs of Foul Play”
Just over two weeks ago George Floyd was murdered by Derek Chauvin, a police officer who had a record of abuse against black civilians. Chauvin killed George Floyd knowing he was being taped, hearing bystanders pleas to “get off his neck.” He looked defiantly into the camera as he killed Floyd, clearly believing he would … Continue reading Defunding Police in Minneapolis
The sight of *BREAKING NEWS* has no power over me. It has been overused. There is only so much a person can process. Important reports are overlooked, often by design, when news is timed to distract from something the administration wants us to miss. The double mass-shootings on August 3, 2019, woke the press who … Continue reading Mississippi is Hiring De-boners
Alabama, Georgia, Ohio The Alabama Human Life Protection Act is an attack on women's health and freedom. This is one phase of a plan by the Federalist society to overturn reproductive rights nationally. Alabama: Alabama passed a ban on abortion, without exception for rape or incest; the measure is the most extreme anti-abortion law in … Continue reading The Slow Death of Womens Rights
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