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Vermont Girls’ Basketball Team Reaches Limit, Refuses to Play Game against Transgender Player
The Mid Vermont Christian School (MVCS) girls’ basketball team has withdrawn from the state tournament after their opposing team includes a biologically male transgender player.
MVCS refused to play in the Vermont Division IV state tournament because the team doesn’t want to play against male student-athletes.
The Australian Catholic University has ordered Pride flags to be removed from libraries across its campuses.
The LGBTQ pride flags were put up in February during orientation week, as in new student orientation week rather than sexual orientation week.
But the university has instructed staff that the flags were not “appropriate”.
An email sent to staff read: “It is not considered to be appropriate at ACU. If you have any such material on display in your library could you please remove it from the public area.”
The move has sparked a backlash from gay staff and students who insist that the Catholic institution should be promoting and celebrating gay pride despite the fact Catholic teaching on sexuality and gender is at odds with the gay pride movement.
Former Axios journalist Ben Montgomery crossed the line and was given the boot by his employer for falsely accusing Florida’s Republican Governor Ron DeSantis of spreading “propaganda.”
Axios parted ways with Montgomery after he referred to a roundtable event hosted by DeSantis as “propaganda.”
“This reporter is no longer with Axios,” Axios editor-in-chief Sara Kehaulani Goo said in a statement. ...
The press release was regarding a roundtable discussion on “divisive concepts such as Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, Critical Race Theory (CRT), and the impact that these concepts have had on Florida higher education institutions and the students that attend them.”
In a reply, Montgomery wrote back “this is propaganda, not a press release.”
Here is how you identify some of the criminals and their connections
you take screenshots of their emails and tweets
Peter Daszak is buddies with Rita Colwell. Who is she? How about the former head of the National Science Foundation? Someone who worked with the CIA on anthrax. Someone who had huge pots of money to dole out.
Marion Koopmans (on the WHO COVID origins investigations committee, and on Peter Daszak’s Lancet COVID investigations committee) was celebrating winning a 2.5 million grant for “preparedness” “research.” Who was she celebrating with?
Jeremy Farrar (007) then head of Wellcome
Andrew Rambaut, one of the authors of the Nature Medicine coverup and on Tony’s Feb 1 call
Peter Daszak
Ian Mackay (Australian buddy of the above)
Helen Branswell, medical science reporter for STAT
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Texas Rangers Refuse to Celebrate ‘Pride Month’
The Texas Rangers is the only Major League Baseball team refusing to give into pressure and publicly schedule a “Pride night.”
June 9, 2023
As corporations and organizations continue to promote the LGBT agenda through June under the “Pride Month” celebration, the Texas Rangers remain the only Major League Baseball team refusing to celebrate and promote LGBT “pride.”
In 2003, the Rangers attempted to host an “informal gay night,” where, without officially marketing the event, they invited several LGBT groups to the stadium. However, the event was met with heavy protest.
Since then, the Rangers have held fast to their decision not to host another “Pride” celebration, though they have avoided making an official statement.
In 2020, Rangers COO Neil Leibman told The Dallas Morning News, “With respect to Pride Night, we reached out to the Resource Center and said what can we do internally. We immediately adopted some changes they suggested to be more inclusive in hiring practices. I think that’s more meaningful than just saying, ‘OK, we had a Pride Night.’”
Students at Marshall Simonds Middle School in Burlington, Massachusetts, were asked to wear rainbow-colored shirts to school to celebrate Pride on June 2
However, a student-led protest broke out, where they destroyed Pride decorations, threw stickers on the ground and chanted 'my pronouns are USA'
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CNN's Evan Perez has is forced to cut his liveshot short outside Trump's arraignment in Miami by a protester who wouldn't stop shouting, "F* CNN!"
Better than giving in completely, but hardly a strong stance against the homo-globo Nazis who demand that everyone be "proud" of sodomy and pedophilia.
My cousin is gay
My cousin is gay, he lived in Washington DC as a patent attorney. In the early 1990's, a friend of his was murdered, but because he was gay the police just ignored it.
"Pride" was just about "fuck you, we exist", 30 year ago. Yeah, they exist. You can be against it, disgusted by it, but discrimination shouldn't be allowed.
We ARE NOW in a Nazi-style demand we accept (not tolerate) it now, but there was tremendous discrimination before. I think this has gone too far myself. Pride Month, Pride Month is an inch too far. There's a reason to push back against the government, but when the government is pushing it - that's when you need to take a second look.
"My cousin is gay, he lived in Washington DC as a patent attorney. In the early 1990's, a friend of his was murdered, but because he was gay the police just ignored it."
"Pride" was just about "fuck you, we exist", 30 year ago. Yeah, they exist. You can be against it, disgusted by it, but discrimination shouldn't be allowed."
"Gay Pride" was just defiance, it wasn't ORIGINALLY about demanding acceptance."
Murder is murder. It is not ignored just because the victim is gay. This shows police incompetence in Washington DC not the entire USA.
Christianity and Western Civilization always tolerated gay people and discrimination was never an issue.
Given that we have tolerance, defiance is unacceptable. This is a solution in search of a problem.
Nooo, that's not true. Alan Turing first broke Germany's Enigma encryption by building the first electronic computer, and when the war was over, was forced to go on drugs that effectively sterilized him and drastically changed his mental state.
"Zoomers are rejecting wokeness" ... Check out the scene at this Ontario school
richwicks says
Nooo, that's not true. Alan Turing first broke Germany's Enigma encryption by building the first electronic computer, and when the war was over, was forced to go on drugs that effectively sterilized him and drastically changed his mental state.
At the time, they thought homosexuality was a medical condition they could cure with hormone treatments. Not the case, of course, but really no different that thinking one could cure or inoculate against a cold like SARS virus using mRNA injections.
How would they know they got the service with a smile with that diaper strapped to her face?
"How dare they state their opinion on a topic! Only I may publicly state opinions."
A University of Cincinnati women's gender studies professor has been ordered to complete free speech training after she failed a student for referring to non-trans female athletes as "biological women," according to a report.
Ex-NBA Player Competes in Nationally Televised Game with ‘Trump Won’ Written on His Head
Former NBA star Royce White played a game in Ice Cube’s Big3 League with a special message for Democrat President Joe Biden.
As the nationally televised game went on, viewers noticed White appeared to have something written on the side of his head.
It didn’t take long before a camera zoomed in to see the message displayed: “Trump Won!”
Royce had a conversation with President Donald Trump’s former adviser Steve Bannon earlier.
“Ever since Trump’s come onto the scene, you’re the second-worst news they’ve seen,” Bannon said.
“They’re going to freak out.”
“I can’t wait,” White replied.
“Me and him, we’re both coming roaring back.
“Me roaring back from 2013, him roaring back from the cheat in 2020.”
“Here you got a black guy, a basketball player, in Minneapolis, that actually talks about real issues,” Bannon said about Royce’s impact.
“That, I think, can resonate.” ...
On July 3, White wrote “Protect RFK Jr.” on his head.
This next song, I'm a little concerned about doing on account of it's "gender specific." Hopefully there's nobody from Budweiser here!
The crowd absolutely LOVED that line.
Country music is done with Bud Light and now boomer Beach Boys fans are done with the brand as well.
Love went on to take a dig at the woke FBI as well:
Or the FBI!
Sorry, I apologize in advance for anything I might say or do.
What a champ.
The Jolly Roger Telephone Company has been messing with telemarketers for years now.
Here's how it works:
A telemarketer or scammer places a call, the intended receiver doesn't recognize the number and sends the caller to the Jolly Roger. One of the Jolly Roger's bots answer and try to keep the caller talking for as long as possible.
The general idea is that if they're stuck talking to a bot, they're not bothering you and me. Plus, they have a nice "person" who seems genuinely interested in what they're peddling to talk to.
It's a win-win.
Until now, it's all been done with recordings and algorithms developed by the Jolly Roger's founder Roger Anderson. ...
But now, Anderson has incorporated ChatGPT into the recordings, and while they were funny before, the callers tended to figure out they weren't getting anywhere pretty quick.
With ChatGPT, the bots are pretty good at fooling them and keeping them talking. ...
That scammer didn't have a hope or a prayer.
Keep up the good fight, Jolly RogerGPT!
Armed with nothing more than charisma, wit, and a social media presence, influencers build audiences that can reach into the millions. Their podcasts and livestreams get views that make anchors at major broadcast media weep bitter tears of envy. Their blog posts can reach more readers than any journalist at a major newspaper or magazine. They have reach. They can move the needle in ways the legacy media no longer can, and unlike corporate journalists they say whatever the hell they want.
The influencers don’t need credentials. Many of them possess credentials, of course. There’s a strong undercurrent of Turchinian resentment running through influencer political discourse. We’ve been overproducing doctorates for decades relative to the number of available sinecures, and not everyone finds a seat at the table in the great game of musical endowed research chairs at the universities. As competition for high-status positions has grown more fierce, the elite have increasingly relied on (im)moral signalling to regulate entry, which has only made the situation worse: it’s one thing to lose the game because others were better at it, but it’s another thing entirely when the game has shifted from professional competence to political acquiescence, and you see the positions filling up with unimpressive mediocrities. But then, isn’t that exactly what the losers would say? There’s a fascinating symmetry to the intellectual war raging between the credentialed and the influencers: the former accuse the latter of being merchants of misinformation, while the latter deride the former as a bunch of lying shits. Don’t listen to those guys, they’re full of it – the one message everyone can agree on.
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