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Patrick says
Nancy's thinking: "How can I siphon off their youth and beauty? Come on, vampire tentacles, deploy!"
Perhaps the most AWFL of them all, Sara Cody, murderer of children with toxxine recommendations:
https://publichealth.sccgov.org/about-us/leadership
felt tip pen
The term "felt tip" went out with "carbon copy".
Local news featured this Boston family who "took in" a family of Haitian migrants: “This is great! It’s like having your own personal chef!”
You know how the Left wants YOU to begin housing illegal immigrants? Well, this one rich New England family decided to do just that and I'm having a hard time figuring out how it's different from having a house slave.
Seriously, watch this "heartwarming" news segment.
Guys. Rich white ladies might have hacked the system.
I think they just figured out how to legally own slaves.
All while feeling self-righteous.
Lisa: It's a delight. And it's really fun having them. What I realized is there's such prejudice against refugees, mostly because people don't know them.
Reporter: Lisa says she feels like she has her own personal chef as Wildonde loves cooking.
Patrick says
Yep. The Netflix guy's (ex?) Spouse, Jobs' ex-wife, etc. are all part of a major Woke crew.
ABC News ‘Climate’ Reporter Robbed in Oakland during Daytime ‘Smash & Grab’ ...
She noted that the theft felt “violating.”
However, she also said she felt “sad for the folks that do this,” referring to the criminals.
She noted that the theft felt “violating.”
However, she also said she felt “sad for the folks that do this,” referring to the criminals.
AWFL lectures what looks like a liberal Church about apologizing for Whiteness.
Yes, it's Marianne Williamson.
Which brings us to Chris Rufo’s latest article, published in City Journal yesterday under the headline “Katherine Maher’s Color Revolution.” The sub-headline added, “The NPR boss is a symbol of regime change—foreign and domestic.” Ms. Maher is in her late thirties and childless. Not that there’s anything wrong with that. The problem here is much worse. ...
Katie Maher’s public interest arose after a longtime NPR editor, Uri Berliner, himself a left-leaning liberal, published an op-ed criticizing NPR’s wildly out-of-control liberal bias. As you might expect, gloating conservative “I told you so’s” and angry liberal hand-wringing followed.
Predictably, Berliner was forced out of NPR last week. But the attention drawn by his op-ed shined the krieglights on NPR’s newest CEO, Katherine Maher. Her vast archive of social media posts framed her profound familiarity with woke left buzzwords and phrases like, “structural privilege,” “epistemic emergency,” “transit justice,” “non-binary people,” “late-stage capitalism,” “cis white mobility privilege,” “the politics of representation,” and “folx,” whatever those things are. Katie enthusiastically supported Black Lives Matter from day one (and still does). She has compared driving cars with smoking cigarettes. And she frets deeply over “toxic masculinity.”
And, she calls Donald Trump a “deranged racist sociopath.”
Katherine’s crazy woke vocabulary became a minor scandal, as NPR pitifully tried to defend itself from Uri Berliner’s claims that it went too woke. But as Rufo kept picking at the scabs of Katherine’s man-hating feminist claptrap, he found another political layer. A deeper, darker layer. A very scary, troubling layer.
It now looks like Katherine Maher is nothing less than a deep state regime-toppling tool on the order of regime-change-queen Victoria Nuland, except younger and under deeper cover. Here’s part of how Rufo described what his research uncovered, which was a pretty bizarre resume for the CEO of what should be a public news agency. Maher’s career involved world travel while working for political nonprofits, and she managed to hit all the color-revolutionary hotspots like they were nightclubs along a bar-crawling gal’s trip:
That’s not all. It’s no wonder she’s had no time for romance. Katie has been a very busy girl. Rufo found her resume jam-packed with surprising security-state connections, connections dripping with portent, because when did the CEO of a government-funded public news agency start needing intelligence agency background?
As ominously as a surprise visit from the State Department’s Top Color Revolution Engineer Victoria Nuland, Katie Maher’s repatriation from the Middle East and her nesting at Wikipedia and NPR is a very bad sign for the United States:
One possibly for what she’s doing at NPR might be described in one of her now-deleted blog posts from 2010, in which a very young and very idealistic Katie Maher mused about the role of media in terms of political control. In the scrubbed article, she described how gaining control of African media — in that case, radio — could ultimately provide “control over the state.”
According to Katie, one important key to state control is a “closed society.” It is unsurprising therefore that Maher is also an active and enthusiastic proponent of clamping down on “disinformation.”
Acronym for Affluent White Female Liberal