North Carolina based Krispy Kreme Doughnuts is facing some real hardships. I mean they're the No. 3 in the nation when it comes to donuts.
It's competing with Dunkin and Tim Hortons and it's losing. So what Krispy Kreme doing now?
Mickey-Doh.
Partnering with McDonald's, Krispy Kreme will be selling its products at select locations in the United States. Starting on October 26, McDonald's will sell the famous glazed donuts, chocolate with sprinkles and raspberry filled donuts at nine locations in Louisville.
The donuts will be purchased in the six or dozen through drive-thru or inside restaurant.
If this takes off, McDonald's might purchase the company from JAB Holdings.
Krispy Kreme was founded in 1937 in Winston-Salem. It was a favorite in the South before it expanded into the U.S.
Now there are 1,400 locations in 33 countries.
Krispy Kreme has struggled throughout the years. With folks being concerned about their healths, donuts, sweets and sugar took a backseat. Krispy Kreme franchises struggled getting the products and of course, owners couldn't afford the licensing fees this company offered.
Last year, Krispy Kreme went back to being a publicly traded company.
Being a resident of Dayton, I remember we had one location in Kettering. That location closed in 2015.
The closest locations are in Columbus and West Chester Township, Ohio.
Radioactive waste for years. A school is forced to close.
A lawmaker that's wants to be an activist and a lawmaker that supports overturning the 2020 election. Two do nothings representing St. Louis, Missouri.
Here's something Rep. Cori Bush (D-MO) and Rep. Karen Wagner (R-MO) should spend their by worthless time doing!
Fix the infrastructure in Metro St. Louis.
Wagner represents parts of St. Louis County. Bush represents the independent city of St. Louis and portions of the county.
The city of Florissant is located in St. Louis County. It is one of the many suburbs around the Interstate 270 corridor. It has a population of 57,000. The city's white population is 52% and Black 43%.
It is part of Bush's district.
Jana Elementary School is part of the Hazelwood School District.
The school has announced that it will permanently close due to toxic waste being found inside the ground. For years the Coldwater Creek had contamination from radioactive waste. There were high levels of it around the school and it led to a legal matter.
Contamination was in classrooms, the playground and elsewhere at Jana Elementary School in Florissant, Missouri, according to a report last week by Boston Chemical Data Corp. It follows another study by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, made public in the summer, that found contamination stemming from World War II-era nuclear weapons production in a wooded area near Coldwater Creek.
The Hazelwood Board of Education voted in closed session Tuesday to close the school until it can be cleaned up. Virtual learning will start Monday and is planned until the students can be moved to different schools, tentatively scheduled for Nov. 28. It’s unclear when Jana Elementary would reopen.
The school board, in a statement after the closed meeting, said the remediation is necessary but acknowledged “this is causing a disruption to our students’ education and school climate.”
The decision came even as a Corps official raised questions about the Boston Chemical study. Phillip Moser, program manager of the Corps’ Formerly Utilized Sites Remedial Action Program in St. Louis, said the agency’s evaluations found no contamination between the wooded site and the school or its playground. He called the Boston Chemical report “incomplete and not consistent with the approved processes required to do an evaluation at one of our sites.”
Still, several politicians urged immediate closure of the school.
Jana Elementary School is being closed due to toxic activity.
The new report worried parents, especially since the federal Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry stated in 2019 that people exposed to Coldwater Creek from the 1960s to the 1990s may have an increased risk of bone cancer, lung cancer and leukemia.
“I do not understand why it’s not closed now,” William Johnson, the father of a current student at the school and three others who went there, told the board.
It wasn’t immediately clear if students will continue at the school through the rest of the week. District spokesperson Jordyn Elston said she didn’t have information on the remainder of the week.
Many speakers at the meeting welcomed the shutdown of the school, but wondered why the school district didn’t communicate about the problem. Some said they heard about it first on the news or on Facebook.
“I’m happy that you have a plan now,” said Patrice Strickland, who has two children at the school. “I’m so happy you’re considering our babies now. But just communicate with us.”
Nuclear waste from World War II weapons production as part of the Manhattan Project contaminated Coldwater Creek. Mallinckrodt Chemical Co. processed uranium ore in St. Louis from 1942 to 1957 and shipped waste to a site near Lambert Airport, where it made its way into the 19-mile-long waterway that flows into the Missouri River.
The Environmental Protection Agency designated the creek as a Superfund site in 1989. Remediation efforts — digging up contaminated dirt and taking it by covered rail car to a waste management facility in Idaho — aren’t expected to be complete until 2038.
Dawn Chapman, co-founder of the environmental group Just Moms STL that has pushed for cleanup of Coldwater Creek, acknowledged the difficulty in connecting illnesses to contamination. But Chapman said the new report — funded by two law firms seeking compensation for illnesses and deaths allegedly caused by the creek contamination — has created worry for current and former parents, teachers and staff.
“Everybody’s just terrified,” Chapman said.
Children face risk of cancer due to school having radioactive waste.
The Boston Chemical study cited levels of radioactive isotope lead-210 that were 22 times the expected level on the kindergarten playground. It also found high levels of polonium, radium and other material in various places throughout the school.
Mahadevappa Mahesh, chief physicist at the teaching hospital at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore, called the data “bothersome,” but said he needed more information to reach firm conclusions about the potential health effects.
“The psychological impact is greater than even the actual physical injury,” said Mahesh, also a professor of radiology. “Now that the students and the parents know these things, that can have a lot more psychological impact — worrying about the radiation — more than actual radiation injuries.”
The school — which sits in a subdivision surrounded by homes — opened in the 1970s and has educated thousands of children, said Christen Commuso of the Missouri Coalition for the Environment. While the area along Coldwater Creek is racially mixed, about 80% of Jana Elementary School’s 400 students are Black.
“You’re talking about kids throughout the decades who have been exposed to this.” Commuso said.
Eventually, Ashley Bernaugh wants her son to be back at the school. Bernaugh is president of Jana Elementary School’s parent-teacher association.
“We love Jana Elementary,” Bernaugh said. “I’ll go down fighting for it.”
A Florida man shocked he being arrested for voting.
Vote.
Ignore the noise.
Vote to save democracy.
Gov. Karen DeSantis is a controversial figure in Florida politics. He is running for reelection and is likely to beat Charlie Crist. If we don't get our asses out there to vote, you'll get four more years of noise and his profile risen as a 2024 potential.
Florida went to Washed Up 45.
However, the former president complained that he didn't win areas that never voted for him. So the Republicans believe areas that never vote for them are committing voting fraud.
There were Republicans allegedly voting more than once.
20 people were arrested by the Office of Election Crimes and Security fraud appeared to have no idea why they were being arrested and seemed to be unaware that they were being accused of violating state law when they voted, according to police body camera footage shared with CBS News.
Florida felons were restored voting rights. However, it left out felons who had committed murder and sexual crimes. The law left voters confused.
The footage was first reported by the Tampa Bay Times and was provided by the Tampa Police Department. It shows the arrests of three of the twenty people who allegedly broke the state's election laws on felon voting rights: Tony Patterson, 43, Byron Leanord Smith, 65, and Romona Oliver, 55.
All are listed as residents of Tampa and were previously convicted of either murder or a sex offense. They all also voted in 2020, according to voting records provided by Hillsborough County.
In mid-August, DeSantis announced that his election police department had arrested 20 former convicts who had voted, despite the fact that their full voting rights had not been restored. He said that "Amendment 4," a ballot measure that overwhelmingly passed in 2018 that restores voting rights to felons, did not apply to them because felons convicted of murder or a sex offense cannot vote, even if their sentence has been served.
If convicted of voter fraud, defendants may be fined up to $5,000 and face a prison term of up to 5 years.
Florida is hard challenge but if you're determined to save democracy, vote for the Democrats.
Rep. Val Demings (D-FL) and Sen. Karen Rubio (R-FL) debate.
Demings is hoping to be first African American woman to serve as a U.S. Senator in Florida. Rubio, the first Hispanic Republican in the U.S. Senate is wishy washy. When he ran for president, he said he was resigning from the senate. When he didn't get the nomination, he decided to recend his retirement and ran for senate. He won the senate.
Rubio does work. But most of the work isn't getting on President Joe Biden's desk. He would endorse bipartisan bills only to vote against them.
The two dueled over inflation, abortion rights and immigration Tuesday night in what is expected to be their only debate before the election.
The hour-long debate, held at Palm Beach State College, was punctuated by persistent interruptions and insults, as the candidates each criticized the other's legislative record on Capitol Hill.
Demings, who faces an uphill battle in a state Washed Up 45 won in 2016 and 2020 and where recent polls indicate she is trailing Rubio, took the opportunity at one point in the debate to highlight her humble upbringing as daughter to a maid and janitor, later serving as police officer who rose in the ranks to become chief.
In the wake of Ye, Washed Up 45 and the noise. I want to clear up a common tactic used by the noise.
Silence criticism of Israel.
I strongly believe Israel should be held for war crimes against the Palestinian people. I do not support this notion that criticism of Israel is anti-semitic. I believe its a deflection by the pro-Israeli lobbyists and American lawmakers to stifle criticism and attempts to pressure world leaders to sanction the country.
For those who attack Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN), Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI), Marc Lamont Hill, Mehdi Hassan, Ayman Moyhadian, Rep. Andre Carson (D-IN) and others because of criticism of Israel are either racist, Islamophobia or supporters of genocide.
I am also calling out Rep. Shontel Brown (D-OH).
She needs to abandon the notion that Israel is always right.
Yeah, I dare you call me anti-semitic!
I have no hatred of race, gender, sexuality, religion, nationality, disability and cultural standings.
However, I do not like misinformation, gaslighting, relentless finger pointing and painting critics of majority as the other.
Israel is a foreign country and is no different than Russia, Iran, North Korea, Somalia, Saudi Arabia, Ukraine, Egypt, Great Britain, Mexico, Guatemala, Venezuela and Nicaragua.
Fascists believe in ethnocentric religious governments.
Zionism is not Judaism. It is a nationalist philosophy that states the rightful settlers have sole autonomy to the land of the Holy.
Proponents of Zionism note Zionism's success in establishing a Jewish state in the region of Palestine, today Israel, and seek to portray anti-Zionism as broad opposition to Israel and a Jewish presence in the region. Supporters of Zionism have frequently highlighted that Anti-Zionist views are expressed by some antisemites, just as pro-Zionist views are expressed by other antisemites. The relationship between anti-Zionism, pro-Zionism and antisemitism is debated, with some academics and organizations that study antisemitism taking the view that anti-Zionism is inherently antisemitic or new antisemitism, while others reject any such linkage as unfounded and a method to stifle criticism of Israel and its policies, including in its occupation of the West Bank.
I love this country. I was born here. Why can't I be considered an American citizen?
Ignore the noise.
Vote.
Vote to save democracy.
It is time to close the book on racist policies regarding the U.S. territories and the District of Columbia.
🇦🇸 - American Samoa (AS). Population 56,000. Capital: Pago Pago. Gov. Lemanu Palepoi Sialegā Mauga (D). Rep. Aumua Amata Coleman Radewagen (R-AS).
🇬🇺 - Guam (GU). Population 138,000. Capital: Hagåtña. Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero (D). Rep. Michael San Nicolas (D-GU).
🇲🇵 - Northern Mariana Islands (MP). Population 59,000. Capital: Saipan. Gov. Ralph Torres (R). Rep. Gregorio Sablan (I-MP)
🇵🇷 - Puerto Rico (PR). Population 3.8 million. Capital: San Juan. Gov. Pedro Pierluisi. Resident Commissioner, Rep. Jenniffer González-Colón (R-PR).
🇻🇮 - United States Virgin Islands (VI). Population 178,000. Capital: Charlotte Amalie. Gov. Albert Bryan (I). Rep. Stacey Plaskett (D-VI).
🏴 - District of Columbia (DC). Federal District. Capital of the United States: Washington. Population 716,000. No governor. Mayor Muriel Bowser (D). Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC).
The six U.S. Representatives are non voting delegates who have no House floor vote. They only have committee vote and committee chairs.
It appears the U.S. Supreme Court is not willing to change precedents.
It now resides upon Congress to give those born in U.S. territories the right to vote in the presidential elections. It is up to President Joe Biden to push for those living in the U.S. territories the right to vote and birthright citizenship for one unorganized territory.
If the Republicans do win Congress back, don't expect them to do anything about it. They are too busy promoting white nationalism under the guise of culture wars. They can't fathom people of color voting.
So thus, we're in a country of 332.4 million people.
Biden needs to address rights in the U.S. territories.
There are five U.S. territories with a population. There are over 4 million people living in the territories.
Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands and American Samoa are U.S. territories with a permanent population. Those living on four of the U.S. territories are birthright citizens. They can freely travel into the U.S. without any restrictions.
Those living in American Samoa are considered U.S. nationals. They are not U.S. citizens.
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and U.S. Border Patrol do not have a strong jurisdiction in American Samoa. Those who are traveling to American Samoa from the U.S. are required to have a passport. In the other territories, you can freely travel, but it is necessary to have a passport or the RealID (driver's license with a star) if a plane does land in a country outside the United States.
They must have a special passport to enter the United States. They must apply for U.S. citizenship in order to get federal benefits and accommodate work requirements.
The Supreme Court on Monday said it will not consider a case that sought to confer U.S. citizenship on American Samoans at birth and presented the justices with an opportunity to revisit a series of rulings containing racist language that denied residents of U.S. territories some constitutional rights.
In turning away the dispute brought by three people born in American Samoa who now live in Utah, the Supreme Court left in place a U.S. appeals court ruling that upheld a federal law declaring that American Samoans are considered U.S. nationals, not citizens, at birth.
The three American Samoans, John Fitisemanu, Pale Tuli, Rosavita Tuli, joined by the Southern Utah Pacific Islander Coalition, challenged the law in federal district court in 2018, arguing it is unconstitutional because U.S. territories, like American Samoa, are "in the United States" under the Citizenship Clause.
The trial court sided with the three American Samoa natives, but the U.S. Court of the Appeals for the 10th Circuit upheld the statute. Lawyers for the three said the Denver-based appeals court relied on the controversial "Insular Cases," which were a series of decisions issued in the wake of the Spanish-American War that denied all constitutional protections to the unincorporated territories.
The cases, which date back to 1901, involved Congress's authority to govern U.S. territories, and the decisions were replete with racist language. In one concurring opinion from 1901, for example, Justice Edward Douglass White wrote that the U.S. could acquire an island "peopled with an uncivilized race" and warned against automatically granting citizenship to "those absolutely unfit to receive it."
Justice Neil Gorsuch called for the court to reconsider the Insular Cases, writing in a concurring opinion last term in a separate case involving the denial of federal disability benefits to residents of Puerto Rico that they have "no foundation in the Constitution and rest instead of racial stereotypes. They deserve no place in our law."
Beautiful scenery of Pago Pago.
With a population of roughly 50,000 and located approximately 2,500 miles south of Hawaii, American Samoa is one of five U.S. territories, though only its residents have not been granted birthright citizenship by Congress. While residents of American Samoa — as all U.S. nationals — can apply for U.S. citizenship through an expedited process and travel overseas with a U.S. passport, lawyers for the petitioners told the Supreme Court that their passports include a disclaimer stating "NOT A UNITED STATES CITIZEN," which they called a "stigmatizing classification."
The American Samoan natives living in Utah cannot vote or run for office at the federal and state levels. They are also prohibited from serving on juries or working as police officers.
"This ongoing denial of citizenship imposes significant harms, which fall disproportionately on those who relocate from American Samoa to other parts of the United States," they wrote. "Those born in American Samoa, including petitioners, are labeled second-class by the U.S. government."
But the government of American Samoa and the Justice Department called for the Supreme Court not to take up the case. Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar said in a court filing that the 10th Circuit's "interpretation of the Citizenship Clause is consistent with the Constitution's test and with the long-established practice of the political Branches."
"It is also consistent with the wishes of the Samoan people, who have made clear through their elected representatives that they do not favor birthright citizenship," she said.
The American Samoan government told the Supreme Court that its people have for 3,000 years preserved the traditional Samoan way of life "in part by preserving their unique political status: From the moment the traditional leaders of the American Samoan people voluntarily ceded sovereignty over their islands to the United States, persons born in American Samoa have been born as United States nationals, but not United States citizens."
The petitioners, lawyers for the American Samoan wrote, "now seek to disrupt that unique status."
If the Supreme Court did grant U.S. citizenship to American Samoa, it will end its traditional Samoan way of life. It means U.S. citizens not living or born can sue the territory for land rights. The territory must allow Americans free access to the island.
For the time being, American Samoa will continue to hold its status as an unincorporated territory.
Marshall Bruce Mathers III is one of the best rappers in the world. Today, he turns 50.
Eminem is an American rapper, producer, media mogul and actor. He is one of the best white rappers in the world. On top of that, he is ranked in top 10 of the greatest rappers.
Born in St. Joseph, Missouri, but grew up in Detroit and Warren, Michigan, Em has always portrayed himself as the underdog. He created the Slim Shady ego as revenge on those who thought he would fail.
Eminem had never failed. These morons who felt Shady's wrath. Mind you these idiots thought Em was going to fail. Nope.
The Game, Raymond Scott, Canibus, Insane Clown Posse, Ja Rule, Jermaine Dupri, Machine Gun Kelly, Everlast and Nick Cannon have failed misrably.
Em was an underground rapper at the time. He was trying to get into the game. He listened to Fat Joe, Redman, KRS One, Rakim, Nas and LL Cool J to get his inspiration. He released his first album, Infinite.
Infinite was a cassette he sold when he was working at a local coney dog restaurant with his longtime producer and former D12 member Mr. Porter. He released the Slim Shady Ep and it ended up landing in the dropbox of Jimmy Iovine, then CEO of Interscope Records.
Iovine introduced Em to Dr. Dre and they immediately got to work. Em released his national debut album, The Slim Shady LP which went five times platinum.
The album immediately attracted controversy. Some of the noise believed that Em was promoting violence, homophobia and drug abuse.
Em was also attacked by some Black entertainers and activists for culture appropriation.
Mind you, much of the noise has become a distraction and no one has actually put a dent in the Rap God.
Eminem's credit to Dr. Dre goes beyond just a handful of albums. It's been a loyalty that kept Em on the Aftermath label for years. Anything with Dr. Dre's blessing is classic. Eminem's influences help push rap music more mainstream so rappers like DaBaby, Lil Baby, Jack Harlow, Megan Thee Stallion and many others could succeed in an industry that creates sharks.
I want to wish Em a happy birthday.
Em is working on his latest album. I hope that he will address The Game, Raymond Scott (formerly Benzino) and the noise.
Now Ye wants to waste money on a worthless social media company.
Ignore the noise.
Vote.
Vote to save democracy.
Vote to make Coondace Owens, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West irrelevant.
The platforms for the noise of the extreme.
Rumble - A video streaming knock off of YouTube. Funded by former Paypal executive Karen Thiel and Republican senate candidate Moron Vance.
Gettr - A knock off Twitter founded by a deadbeat father and adulter. Irony, he still operates an account on Twitter and has been trying to court far right extremist to the platform.
MeWe - A platform that calls itself an alternative to Facebook. It allowed unfiltered noise to reign on its platform. Until the Jan. 6 attacks, MeWe did not care about the content being posted. Now it is slowly cracking down on the noise.
Gab - A social media platform that caters to alt-right and far right extremism. It calls itself the place for free speech. However, it is watched by the feds because it may have played a role in the Jan. 6 insurrection.
VK - Russian knock off of Facebook. Many on the far right often go there when Facebook suspends them. The U.S. is working on sanctioning the platform.
Truth Social - a struggling social media platform by Washed Up 45. It was supposed to be an answer to Twitter banning the former president. However, the Securities and Exchanges Commission is investigating the company after a whistleblower confirms the former president is unlawfully transfering funds.
Parler - The once thriving alt-tech social media platform that was booted from Google Play and the Apple Store. The platform at one time was growing in popularity. It was a place for plotters to plan and execute the attacks on the U.S. Capitol.
Stay irrelevant.
There are other platforms the far right uses but I am done giving them promotion.
Embattled media mogul and rapper Ye is considering buying Parler. It is run by Coondace Owens' husband, alleged spooner, Karen Farmer.
“Parlement will be honored to help him achieve his goals,” Farmer said.
Ye also released a statement.
“In a world where conservative opinions are considered to be controversial we have to make sure we have the right to freely express ourselves,” Ye said.
Some believe Owens grifted Ye out of his money.
Parler’s parent company announced the deal on Monday morning, saying West had made “a groundbreaking move into the free speech media space and will never have to fear being removed from social media again.”
The acquisition comes after West, who has legally changed his name to Ye, had his account temporarily locked by Twitter this month over an antisemitic tweet.
Exact terms of the Parler deal weren’t disclosed, though Parler said it must still enter into a definitive agreement with West and expects to close in the fourth quarter. Parler’s parent, Parlement Technologies, would remain involved by providing technical services and cloud support.
A gay white nationalist who is a troll announced he has a disease that could paralyze him.
This guy appeared in a Sunday morning Twitter video entitled “I Have A Confession,” says he has been “bedbound” for over a month while fighting the illness – the latter explaining his absence from his political work and social media:
The guy who often tries to encourage Republican registration in Democratic districts by gaslighting has announced he has a blood disease which immobilized him. He said that while he may not be on the campaign trail trying to gaslight and troll for attention, the troll said he has "faith" that he will overcome this.
He is a product of the Washed Up 45 cult.
Thank you all for the outpouring of love. I’m truly humbled.
Today is day #4 in the hospital.
An adult male should have a hemoglobin level of 13.2 g/dL — mine was 4.4.
I’m awaiting results from a bone marrow biopsy.
This won’t be a quick fix, but I’m determined to get better.
"Hey everybody this is _______. There is a reason you haven’t seen much of me. And it’s because the last month-and-a-half I have pretty much-been bed bound and I almost lost the ability to use my legs.
I have a blood disease that triggered my anemia and my weight got dangerously low. The good news is I have a great doctor who’s taking care of me and I will recover from this. But I owe it to you to let you know what’s going on.
And actually, I want to apologize cuz I wish I could be out there knocking on doors and pounding the pavement and getting out the vote for Republicans but I simply just can’t do it.
Oh, and can't forget Anna Khait or Tarah Price, both Project Veritas operatives who also have profiles on Explore Talent. pic.twitter.com/zQCqjGEDAa
— The Dragnet News - Solidarity with 🇺🇦 🌻 (@Dragnet_News) July 12, 2021
And so I want to thank you, the tens of thousands of you out there who have become precinct chairs and election day workers and who are registering voters and knocking on doors and in my absence doing that work.
But I want to let you know that I’m not going to let this stop me. And that even though I’m at home I’m still recruiting volunteers and I’m connecting them with swing districts so we can take back the House and take back that gavel from Nancy Pelosi.
But I wanted to make this video because many of you are wondering where I am, why you haven’t seen me. But just know that my heart is 100% in this and we’re going to fight together to make sure that this November that we have a resounding, decisive America-First Republican victory.
And I will be at CPAC this year. I am not missing that for a hot second. Bye guys."
I don't wish ill on anyone but I am going to sleep and work like everything is normal.
Ignore the noise.
Vote.
Vote to save democracy.
Vote to make this guy and those like him irrelevant.
Washed Up 45 believes Jews who never voted him are disloyal to their religion and Israel.
Let's clear up a few things.
Hate in the United States is at an unprecedented high.
Anti-semitism is on the rise in the United States.
Scapegoating the Jewish religion to conspiracies about banking, media, government control and integration is a troupe. Equating Israel to Jews is a troupe.
Criticizing Israel and the actions it has done in the Middle East is not anti-semitic.
Washed Up 45 is now throwing troupes around. I mean he never took a break from making noise. So it is nothing new.
Jonathan Greenblatt, the president of the Anti-Defamation League, issued a sharp rebuke to former Washed Up 45’s comments warning American Jews to “get their act together” and show him proper appreciation, saying his remarks were “Jewsplaining” and “insulting and disgusting.”
“No President has done more for Israel than I have,” the ex-president wrote in a Sunday morning post on Truth Social, the troubled online platform he launched after getting excommunicated from virtually every other major social media network.
We don't need the former president, who curries favor with extremists and antisemites, to lecture us about the US-Israel relationship. It is not about a quid pro quo; it rests on shared values and security interests. This "Jewsplaining" is insulting and disgusting. pic.twitter.com/5XihxQGmLT
The former president has made repeated claims that Jewish people who don’t vote for him or support his agenda are “disloyal” or don’t care about Israel, in addition to peddling anti-Semitic tropes about Jews controlling the media.
No amount of problems merited George Floyd's death at the hands of dirty cops.
Ignore the noise.
Vote.
Vote to save democracy.
Believe who they are.
Kanye West has really went down the shitter. He has not only caused controversy but keeps the noise going by doubling down. On top of that, I hope Republicans and Fox squirm. They promoted him when he did his rant on Sucker Carlson.
Ye joined Carlson after his decision to wear a “White Lives Matter” shirt at Paris Fashion Week garnered heightened media attention. During the interview, some of which was not aired on Fox that evening, Ye made a series of offensive and conspiratorial claims about Jewish people and Jewish identity. Ye claimed that Jews are actually Black people, saying that when he refers to Jews he means “the 12 lost tribes of Judah, the blood of Christ, who the people known as the race Black really are [sic],” and posited that Planned Parenthood was the product of a collaboration between the KKK and Margaret Sanger “to control the Jew [i.e. Black] population.” He also said that it is impossible for him to be fairly described as antisemitic, because as a Black person he is actually a Jew.
I am not going to promote his music anymore.
He is noise and I am going to ignore the noise. However, I will punish the good readers of Journal de le Reyna another helping of Ye and his "walk away" campaign.
He has listened to his former stepdad-in-law Caitlyn Jenner and Coondace Owens.
All the bullshit that led to him injecting the red pill.
So he goes on N.O.R.E.'s Drink Champs podcast to explain the allegations of anti-semitism and his association with that controversial Owens. He also claimed its a conspiracy.
Noise.
Owens claim that George Floyd was not killed by that dirty cop. Owens is a bullshit factory aimed at trying to depress the Black vote.
She is trying to debunking forensic evidence and placing the blame of Floyd's death on Black Lives Matter.
Owens has spawn Blexit. Revisionism and grievance politics is what Owens specialize in.
#Ye spoke his mind and kept it real about #Drake 💯 Tap into part 3 of his interview with @DrinkChamps. Now out on the REVOLT app 📲
The Drink Champs podcast previewed an upcoming appearance on the show from the rapper also known as Ye. In a video that has drawn viral circulation on Twitter, West is shown claiming that Floyd’s death was a result of Fentanyl, rather than from a lack of oxygen while that dirty cop knelt on his neck in the process of arresting him.
West began by referring to the fact that he attended a screening of Owens’ new documentary, “The Greatest Lie Ever Sold: George Floyd and the Rise of BLM.”
“He said a prayer for eight minutes, they hit him with the fentanyl,” said West. “If you look, the guy’s knee wasn’t even on his neck like that.”
West had his JP Morgan account cancelled. His appearances are now being pulled. He ended up being dropped from The Shop.
“They blocked me out. The Jewish media blocked me out,” the controversial rapper fumed in Sunday’s episode of Revolt TV’s “Drink Champs” podcast.
He is feuding with Diddy (Sean "Puffy" Combs) after he leaked text messages accusing him of being part of a Jewish cabal.
While the noise of the far right clearly dismisses the numerous allegations against Washed Up 45, they focus on President Joe Biden showing empathy as being creepy and pedophilia.
As expected, white nationalist trolls are peddling misinformation based on shared moments Biden got close around constituents.
The noise would rather post memes and gotcha click bait than focus on real issues.
It seems like the Russian propagandist who accused then senator Biden of sexual assualt in the active halls of the U.S. Capitol will stick in the heads of the noise. The leftists who wanted to tank Biden for the noise of Bernie Sanders and the far right who wanted to claim hypocrisy of the #MeToo movement while excusing the allegations of sexual abuse of the former president, baptist preachers and far right media personalities.
Damn shame, Biden was raised to show empathy towards people.
Some may find his hugs and kisses uncomfortable.
He at least not raping them. I do not understand why Biden having empathy towards people and his son Hunter is a bad thing. The president has never had a rape allegation.
That Russian propagandist was noise from Bernie Sanders supporters in an effort to stop Biden from winning the Democratic nomination.
I do not condone rape or sexual harassment.
I do condemn misinformation.
Conservatives are easily fooled by the misinformation of social media. They take noise as facts and never leave the bubble of misinformation. When misinformation is debunked, they find something else to be manipulated by.
Liberals are somewhat fooled by the misinformation as well. They often fall victim to the noise as well.
