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Oprah's Axis Of Evil
It Was 50 Yrs. Ago
This reporter is never going to get around to finding & embedding all the versions of "Rumble"; you're welcome to do so if you give a flying fuck at a rolling dough-nut.Rumble — how Link Wray brought the sound of slashed speakers to rock guitar
The brutal-sounding instrumental track was hugely influential
Monday, November 18, 2024
The Time Is Now!
State Of Emergency?
Sunday, November 17, 2024
"Thinkin' 'Bout The Subway ..."
*9.0 or larger magnitude, baby!!
Standard Time Sucks!
Saturday, November 16, 2024
Get Up In The Morning ...
Friday, November 15, 2024
Matt Gaetz, Deadhead
Dog Bites Man Dep't.:
Dumb-Asses Chumped By Trump
The Schaden Freudes Itself
Do these clods live under the proverbial rock? Sure, many of Trump's supporters are Nazis, but it's not as if he's giving up on Israel before all the Hebrews are kilt by the loving Gawd of the evangelicals to usher in their end times.Muslims who voted for Trump upset by his pro-Israel cabinet picks
WASHINGTON, Nov 14 (Reuters) - U.S. Muslim leaders who supported Republican Donald Trump to protest against the Biden administration's support for Israel's war on Gaza and attacks on Lebanon have been deeply disappointed by his Cabinet picks, they tell Reuters."Trump won because of us and we're not happy with his Secretary of State pick and others," said Rabiul Chowdhury, a Philadelphia investor who chaired the Abandon Harris campaign in Pennsylvania and co-founded Muslims for Trump. Muslim support for Trump helped him win Michigan and may have factored into other swing state wins, strategists believe.
Trump picked Republican senator Marco Rubio, a staunch supporter of Israel for Secretary of State. Rubio said earlier this year he would not call for a ceasefire in Gaza, and that he believed Israel should destroy "every element" of Hamas. "These people are vicious animals," he added.
Trump also nominated Mike Huckabee, a former Arkansas governor and staunch pro-Israel conservative who backs Israeli occupation of the West Bank and has called a two state solution in Palestine "unworkable", as the next ambassador to Israel.
Burn Baby Burn!!
Friday Freak Out
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Thursday, November 14, 2024
Unless You Actually Try To Use It
Presented in its entirety because the South African shitheel who owns the Times is a cheap jerk w/ a paywall. As well as a cowardly Trump appeaser. We'll see him & the school board before a Peoples Tribunal soon enough. In chains.A substitute teacher at Beverly Hills High School says she was fired due to posts she shared on Facebook criticizing Trump and condemning the behavior of students at a MAGA rally on campus, where Black students reported being harassed.Joanie Garratt retired last year after teaching at the Beverly Hills Unified School District for almost 30 years. She started a monthlong substitute-teaching assignment on Nov. 4 and said she was outraged to receive a call from an assistant superintendent on Wednesday dismissing her. She said her online political posts were cited as the reason for her firing.
“I was shocked; I thought I’d get a warning,” she told The Times. “I didn’t say anything [about Trump] in class. I know not to say anything in class. But I am disgusted with MAGA, and Beverly Hills High School has become MAGA.”
A spokesperson for the district did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Garratt’s dismissal.
Last week, a group of mostly male students held a raucous pro-Trump rally at Beverly Hills High School. Students wore “Make America Great Again” T-shirts and hats, toted at least two Trump cardboard cutouts and cheered loudly as a school security guard brandished a Trump banner.
At a recent Board of Trustees meeting, around a dozen Black students expressed their concerns about the rally, saying they were subjected to harassment, intimidation and racial slurs. Last week, BHHS Principal Drew Stewart sent a message to families saying the school would protect students’ free speech rights but would limit their ability to congregate in large groups so that all students felt safe on campus.
On Nov. 7, Garratt wrote on Facebook that pro-Trump students “harassed & intimidated many other non-maga students and specifically targeted the class where the Black Student Union was meeting, yelling all kinds of racial slurs.”
“Some students arrived at school truly upset & even crying only to be bullied later by their classmates,” she added. She wrote that Trump, and not the administration, was to blame for this behavior.
In other recent posts and comments, she said she was “ashamed to be an American” and that Trump supporters “worship a fascist.” Garratt, who is Jewish, also said some Jews had “aligned with the devil” in supporting Trump.
The educator had a history of anti-Trump posts on Facebook prior to being asked to take on the substitute-teaching post.
On Wednesday evening, she posted that she was dismissed from her position, writing, “I WEAR THIS AS BADGE OF HONOR and stand with all the teachers, past & present, who will be persecuted for expressing their views in public forum. SHAME ON BHUSD.”
Other teachers in Southern California have also been scrutinized due to their reaction to the election.
In Moreno Valley, a high school teacher was placed on leave following a racially charged anti-Trump outburst in the classroom where he said that many Latino men who support Trump want to be white.
And at Cerritos High School, a teacher allegedly left her classroom because one of her students was wearing MAGA attire, according to reporting from ABC7.
Unlike these two incidents, however, Garratt said she did not share her political views in the classroom.
During Tuesday’s Board of Trustees meeting, several Black students at the high school said there was already a racism problem at the school and that the issue got worse during the election.
“I’ve had to deal with a lot of racism my entire life, but coming to Beverly [Hills High School], I’ve unfortunately had to experience a lot more,” said Jurnee Burrell-Williams, president of the Black Student Union. “I kind of taught myself to get used to it and ignore it, but the week of the election it became utterly impossible to just ignore it.”
Teacher Bella Ivory said she felt scared when rallying students shouted hateful curse words outside the classroom where she was helping facilitate a Black Student Union meeting last week.
Several board members expressed dismay at the reports of student behavior during the rally, and Supt. Michael Bregy said he would be reaching out to those who spoke at the meeting as well as concerned parents.