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The National Council of La Raza, an organization that
promotes the Reconquista of the southwest United States, called
President Trump’s Executive Order a “declaration of war” on the Hispanic
community equivalent to the slave trade.
Janet Murguía,
president of the National Council of La Raza, claimed the president’s
plan to build a wall on the southern border and deport violent illegal
immigrants will “tarnish our nation’s character.”
“Some of the
darkest chapters in U.S. history have involved forcibly relocating
minority populations: the slave trade, the Trail of Tears, Operation
Wetback and the internment of citizens and noncitizens of Japanese
descent during World War II,” she said in the Washington Post. “Each was considered legal and justified in its time.”
“Now they are condemned as assaults on the values that define our nation.”
The Executive Order amounts to a declaration of war against the Hispanic community, according to Murguía.
“For
Latinos, this is an existential moment. Our government has declared war
on our community. Think I exaggerate? Imagine scores of ICE agents
sweeping through your neighborhoods, stalking people leaving church or
going to the movies. People will be afraid to visit doctors; children
will be afraid to go to school; crimes will go unreported,” she claimed.
“For Latinos, including those who are citizens, stepping outside without papers could be cause for arrest.”
Murguía
suggested the rationale behind Trump’s order is based on “falsehoods
about the threat and costs of undocumented immigrants.”
Despite her assertion, the Federation for Immigration Reform (FAIR) released a report claiming illegal immigration costs American taxpayers $113 billion.
Another report from the Center for Immigration Studies suggested the construction of a wall along the southern border could save taxpayers approximately $64 billion over the next ten years.
La
Raza, which translates to “the race,” has a well-documented history of
promoting anti-white racism and the “Reconquista” of the southwest
United States (an area they refer to as Aztlan).
Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan (MEChA), a radical
subsidiary student organization based on college campuses across the
country, released “El Plan Espiritual de Aztlan” (The Spiritual Plan for
Aztlan) claiming rightful ownership over the southwestern United States
following the “brutal gringo invasion of our territories.”
“Aztlan
belongs to those who plant the seeds, water the fields, and gather the
crops and not to the foreign Europeans. … We are a bronze people with a
bronze culture. Before the world, before all of North America, before
all our brothers in the bronze continent, we are a nation, we are a
union of free pueblos, we are Aztlan. For La Raza todo. Fuera de La Raza
nada,” it said.
The final two sentences translate as “for the race, everything. Outside the race, nothing.”
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Fresh off their collective hissy fit over Donald Trump
putting ketchup on his steak, anti-Trump leftists have now been
triggered by pictures that show Kellyanne Conway putting her feet on a
couch in the Oval Office.
The
photos caused a liberal freak out across the board, with Keith
Olbermann leading the charge, tweeting, “Get your fucking feet off the
furniture, @KellyannePolls. This isn’t your home.”
Chicago
Tribune columnist Rex Huppke demanded answers, tweeting, “I have so
many questions about this photo, but chief among them is why nobody is
telling Kellyanne Conway to get her damn feet off the couch.”
I
have so many questions about this photo, but chief among them is why
nobody is telling Kellyanne Conway to get her damn feet off the couch pic.twitter.com/tU0CBS36Fe
NeverTrumper Louise Mensch even insinuated the behavior was racist.
No class @KellyannePolls – mutton dressed as lamb, feet on the couch, don’t look at African-American leaders, your momma must be ashamed https://t.co/iOPjJSf4Nl
Barack
Obama himself was pictured literally hundreds if not thousands of times
putting his feet up on furniture in the Oval Office, but intellectual
consistency isn’t a characteristic of liberals.
Journalists
chose to make the entire story about where Conway put her feet rather
than talk about Trump’s meeting with leaders of black universities and
colleges.
This is yet another
example of Trump derangement syndrome, where every single tiny behavior
or action by Trump or any of his administration gets inflated into a
giant talking point.
The outrage
over Conway’s couch faux pas follows a collective leftist hissy fit over
Donald Trump’s hate crime of ordering his steak well done and putting
ketchup on it.
Jezebel
summed up the response, sniping that Trump had behaved “like a damn
child” by asking for the tomato-based condiment with his meat. OK, calm
down triggly puff, it’s not the end of the world.
This so enraged many that when I made a joke
about anyone ordering their steak less than medium rare being a
hipster, hundreds of mainstream hacks took it seriously and bombarded me
with snarky messages on Twitter. Yes, really.
Jack
Posobiec summed up the contrived outrage perfectly, tweeting, “The
media is more upset about Trump putting ketchup on steak than Hillary
putting missiles in the hands of ISIS.”
The media is more upset about Trump putting ketchup on steak than Hillary putting missiles in the hands of ISIS
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On January 18th, in an article titled, “Bill Gates is Teaming Up
with World Leaders to Stop the Next Deadly Pandemic,” Business Insider
reported that “Governments from Germany, Japan, and Norway have pooled
funds along with the Gates Foundation to raise a total of $490 million
so far. The target is $1 billion, which Coalition for Epidemic
Preparedness Innovations (CEPI) says will help finance the first five
years of research and development.”
Gates appeared at January 2017’s Davos World Economic Forum, flaunting his CEPI program.
One CBS News headline read, “Bill Gates on How to Outsmart Global Epidemics.”
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is listed as a member of the World Health Organization (WHO).
Remember,
as outlined in Bill Clinton’s book, his foundation and others like it
are the ones calling for better obedience from organizations like WHO.
If the chips fall, it’s the foundations and trust funds that want to be the ones sitting on top. In fact, an out-of-control pandemic might be the crisis of choice for the global elite. Beyond
a large death count, an out-of-control virus spreading worldwide could
trigger the U.N. to impose their International Health Regulations, or
IHR, which intends to manage the world’s response to a global outbreak
of a deadly pathogen.
In early 2017, the Oxford Press released,
“Governing Global Health: Who Runs The World and Why” by – who would
have guessed it – Chelsea Clinton and co-authored by Devi Sridhar.
The
book discusses the current global model of principal/agent theory, or
Public Private Partnerships funding and managing a coordinated response
of a worldwide pandemic and what is needed to improve this model.
The
“Governing Global Health” description reads, “One of the more important
recent trends in global health governance, though, has been the rise of
public-private partnerships (PPPs) where private non-governmental
organizations, for-profit enterprises, and various other social
entrepreneurs work hand-in-hand with governments to combat specific
maladies.”
Basically, the moneymen (the banks and trust funds)
that fund international health bureaucracies like the U.N., the WHO and
The World Bank, are not doing a good enough job managing their money, or
not following through with some actions these money-groups hoped would
happen.
The case made in this book suggests ways the requests of
the those financing these plans are heard loud and clear and acted upon
appropriately.
In the case of a world pandemic, make no bones
about it, it’s the mega-banks and trusts who will remain the ones “Who
Run The World.”
Co-author Devi Sridhar is not only an academic
research professor; she is also the director of the World Health
Governance Program.
Of course, Chelsea Clinton is also a member.
This
group, which is funded by the World Bank, is attempting to steer the
management and distribution of health funds contributors like the Gates
Foundation or The Global Fund to fight AIDS using U.N. rules like the
IHR.
An article from the U.N. Chronicle titled, “National Security
and Pandemics,” says of the IHR, “IHR compliance needs to be understood
through a regional lens and supported by global institutions…” it
continues, “regions and individual states cannot do this on their own
and WHO has a major role to play in assisting its regional offices and
cooperating with its member States. The wider United Nations system,
especially bodies such as the Peace-building Commission and agencies
such as the United Nations Development Program and United Nations
Children’s Fund, have a supporting role to play in helping states build
the technical capacities needed to deliver the IHRs.”
In other
words, if a global pandemic happens, bodies like the WHO will be there
alongside national and local governments all they way down the line to
insure that their “IHRs” are carried out exactly as designed.
Naturally,
groups like the WHO, the World Bank, the U.N. and others consider
themselves “International Governing Bodies,” so they assume their rule
not only within nations and states, but as the grand rulers of the
planet as well.
The New York Times reported that they obtained a
draft of an upcoming Trump administration executive order to reduce the
United States’ contribution to the U.N. by at least 40%.
The first
of the two draft orders titled, “Auditing and Reducing U.S. Funding of
International Organizations,” names criteria within certain U.N.
agencies and other international bodies that will forfeit American
support.
The New York Times reports, “Those criteria include
organizations that give full membership to the Palestinian Authority or
Palestine Liberation Organization, or support programs that fund
abortion or any activity that circumvents sanctions against Iran or
North Korea.”
What was not mentioned in this report is if, or how
this order will deal with WHO and other international health agencies
that the U.N. will rely on if a deadly global outbreak occurs.
When
finalizing this order we urge Mr. Trump to consider the ramifications
of such an event and how U.S. funding to the WHO will bolster their
legitimacy.
Beyond the disastrous death count that this event will
cause, the push by an international body to put the United States
government second place to a global management system is also at risk.
In the case of such an event, the United States must remain in ultimate control of all of its resources.
This
new executive order, if the New York Times is reporting accurately,
would make a great opportunity to disable this threat before it takes
flight.
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GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala —The army of
Guatemala has expelled the crew of a Dutch boat that had docked on its
shores in an effort to transport abortion-minded mothers out to sea,
where it would provide drugs to end their child’s life.
According to reports, the non-profit organization Women on
Waves had docked at the Port of San Jose last week to offer medicinal
abortions to mothers in the country. The group proffers abortions to
women who are up to 10 weeks pregnant, as it transports them out to
international waters to provide mifepristone and misoprostol.
As abortion is illegal in Guatemala, except in cases where
the mother’s life is deemed to be in danger, Women on Waves thought it
could get around the prohibition by offering the abortions out at sea.
“Guatemala has been chosen because the laws are very
restrictive on the subject of abortion,” Quetzali Cerezo of the group
Women in Equity, which partners with the organization, told reporters.
However, President Jimmy Morales would have nothing of it. “The military will not permit this group to carry out its
activities in the country,” read a complaint from the Guatemalan army,
according to the Dutch News outlet Deutsche Wells. It said that must adhere “to the Constitution regarding the preservation of human life and the laws in effect in our country.”
But Women on Waves decried the denial, stating the
government was “obstructing a lawful protest against the state’s
restrictions on the Guatemalan women’s right to safe abortion.”
“Here we have all required licenses to enter, stay and sail
in Guatemala. Detainment of the abortion ship is a violation!” the group
also Tweeted.
It said that “[e]specially at the dawn of the Zika crisis, access to safe abortion is fundamentally an issue of social justice.” Four of the seven crew members on the ship were U.S.
citizens, according to La Prensa Libre. Those aboard the boat include
Rebecca Gomperts, Daniel Evans, Merilee Nyland, Alicia Ott and Seth
Bearden. Deutsche Wells reports that a crowd of protesters was ready
to push back against the abortion organization, to physically block
those from Women on Waves who came ashore.
“Why don’t you go to the Netherlands to kill children?” called out Marleny Arias, 50.
While Roman Catholicism is prominent in Guatemala, it is
also stated to be the most Evangelical country in Latin America, with 40
percent of the population identifying as Evangelical and 47 percent
identifying as Roman Catholic.
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Published on Feb 24, 2017
Crew
members of the non-profit organization, 'Women on Waves' which offers
free abortions, are being expelled from Guatemala, at Quetzal port, in
the city of San Jose, Friday.
The Dutch organization provides
abortions in countries where it is illegal. They planned to stay in
Guatemala for five days, however were intercepted by the military and
are being prevented from disembarking, as according to authorities they
did not comply with migration policy, as well as the fact abortion is
illegal in the country.
HARDtalk Rebecca Gomperts Women on Waves 1of2:
Published on Oct 29, 2013
HARDtalk - Rebecca Gomperts - Women on Waves Prt 1
Is
access to abortion a human right for women everywhere in the world?
Women on Waves has for more than ten years provided abortions and
contraception to women who live in countries where terminating pregnancy
is illegal or restricted. The organisation was set up by the Dutch
doctor Rebecca Gomperts who hires a ship registered under Dutch law and
sails into international waters to provide abortion. How does she
justify helping women ignore the social, religious and political climate
in their own countries?
Founder and Director of Women on Waves and Women
on Web Rebecca Gomperts studied medicine and visual arts in Amsterdam,
the Netherlands. After graduating Gomperts became an abortion doctor
and sailed with the Greenpeace ship, Rainbow Warrior, as its doctor and
as an environmental activist. While sailing in South America she
encountered many women who suffered greatly due to lack of access to
reproductive heath services and safe, legal abortions. These women and
their stories inspired Rebecca Gomperts to start Women on Waves.
In response to a growing number of help emails from women around
the world, Rebecca founded Women on Web, an online medical abortion
service in 2005. The service supports women living in countries where
safe abortion is not available, to obtain information and access
abortion pills. Every year Women on Web helpdesk members answer more
than 100.000 emails from women all over the world.
In 2011
Rebecca completed a Masters Public Policy at Princeton University and in
2014 she completed her PhD at Karolinska Institutet.
Rebecca
Gomperts also wrote a novel “Zeedrift” and published articles and
essays. Rebecca Gomperts received the MS Women on the Year 2001 award,
the Women making History award by Planned Parenthood of New York City
(2002), the Clara Meijer-Wichmann Penning of 2002 by the Liga voor de
Rechten van de Mens, the Margaret Sanger Woman of Valor award (2004) and
the Global Women’s Rights Awards, Feminist Majority Foundation (2007)
and Women deliver 100: the most inspiring people delivering for girls
and women (2011). Allan Rosenfield Award for Lifetime Contributions to
International Family Planning (2012). She was named as one of the global
thinkers 2015 by Foreign Policy.
KILLING OF THE UNBORN 12 MILES OFFSHORE
IN INTERNATIONAL WATERS
The Abortion drone flies abortion pills from one
country to women in another country. Using the different legislations
and regulations it makes the reality of women in countries where
abortion is restricted visible by creating access to the abortion pills.
Women
on Waves is an organization that uses multiple strategies to promote
the message that women have fundamental autonomy over their own bodies.
One of the ways that it communicates this belief is through artistic
expression. Over the years we have engaged in various art projects,
collaborating with artists, designers, filmmakers, and curators.
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Like a lot of people, in January when I suddenly developed a high
fever (101 F), body aches, fatigue, nasal congestion and cough, I
thought for sure it was influenza, which I had not experienced for
decades. Turns out, according to a recently released CDC report, in the
2016-2017 flu season the odds are only about one in 10 that flu like
illness symptoms are, in fact, caused by type A or B influenza.
On February 17, 2017, the Centers for Disease Control published an
update on influenza activity in the U.S. for four months between Oct. 2,
2016 and Feb. 4, 2017.1 The new news is the CDC found that over the past four months:
Influenza A (H3N2) viruses accounted for the vast majority of all public health lab confirmed influenza cases;
Out of nearly 393,000 respiratory illness lab specimens tested
in the U.S., only about 38,000 cases – or 10 percent - were positive for
type A or B influenza;
Persons over age 65 accounted for more than 60 percent of lab confirmed influenza-associated hospitalizations;
About 6,800 hospitalized cases of lab confirmed influenza have
been reported so far and it is estimated that about 95 percent had at
least one high risk medical condition, such as heart disease; metabolic
disorder or obesity, with more than half of the children hospitalized
also suffering with asthma, chronic lung disease or a neurological
disorder;
About 5 to 8 percent of all U.S. deaths reported over the past
four months have been attributed to pneumonia or influenza, with 20
reported pediatric deaths associated with type A or B influenza;
The influenza strains included in this year’s flu vaccine are
closely matched to the most prevalent influenza strains reported to be
circulating in the U.S. Out of 484 different influenza viruses the CDC
tested, 96 to 100 percent of influenza A viruses and 91 to 100 percent
of influenza B viruses were antigenically similar to components of the
2016/2017 influenza vaccine.
CDC: This Year’s Flu Shot Only 43 Percent Effective Against Most Prevalent Strain
The old news is that, even when this year’s seasonal flu shot
contains the same influenza strains that are circulating - like in most
years2
- it is less than 50 percent effective across all age groups in
preventing a trip to the doctor’s office for lab confirmed influenza.
The vaccine is only 43 percent effective in preventing influenza A
(H3N2), the most prevalent strain this year.
How many people following doctors’ orders and rolling up their
sleeves to get an annual flu shot this year understand it has a 57
percent failure rate for the most common influenza strain circulating?
That is like telling someone to buy a car with seat belts that fail 57
percent of the time!
But, beyond that, how many people understand that only 10 percent of
all flu-like illness out there this year is actually influenza?
There are no guarantees in life. That goes for vaccination, too.
Vaccines Often Fail to Prevent Infection and Transmission
While many people believe that getting vaccinated guarantees you
won’t get sick or make anyone else sick, vaccines do not always work as
well as we have been taught to believe they do.3
Take influenza vaccines, for example. Influenza is a viral infection
that causes type A or B influenza, which can have serious pneumonia
complications for some people, like the elderly.4
Doctors routinely give annual flu shots to children and adults, including pregnant women.5 6 7 And in many states, health care and day care workers are required to get an annual flu shot or they are fired from their jobs.8 9 10
But public health officials admit that influenza vaccines fail to prevent influenza more than half the time.11
And in some years, flu shots do not prevent influenza at all because
they don’t contain the influenza strains that are making people sick.12
Plus, you can get a flu shot and still get infected with influenza but only have minor symptoms or no symptoms at all.13 Even if you have been vaccinated, you can be a silent carrier of influenza and infect other people without even knowing it.
This is something to keep in mind when you are in a doctor’s office
or hospital, where all employees have been vaccinated and assume they
are protected, but where influenza could still be circulating among the
staff.
Most Flu Like Illness Not Influenza
But perhaps the biggest misconception of all is that during the flu
season, every time you get a fever, headache, sore throat, cough, and a
tired, achy feeling all over, you probably have influenza that could
have been prevented with a flu shot.
The truth is that, when doctors get suspected cases of influenza
tested in labs, more than 70 percent of the time it is not type A or B
influenza but another virus or bacteria causing a respiratory flu-like
illness that is mistaken for influenza.14 15
When beliefs about vaccine effectiveness are not grounded in truth, they can put you, your family and people you know at risk.
Whether you have been vaccinated or not, if you have even mild
symptoms of being sick, stay away from close contact with infants,
pregnant women and people who are immune compromised until you are well.
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An 11th grade student at a high school in Georgia says he was punished for expressing support for Donald Trump.
Patrick
Ragozzine received an administrative warning after he defended Trump
over claims made by other students that the president was racist.
The school is located in Canton, Georgia, which is about 45 minutes from the city of Atlanta.
“I overheard some students bashing
Donald Trump, making false claims that he’s a racist, sexist, xenophobic
person,” writes Ragozzine, adding that his teacher did not intervene
until Ragozzine began defending the president.
“The
teacher defended the other students and began lecturing me on Trump’s
“hateful” rhetoric and how the other students have the right to hold
those feelings,” he added.
School
officials later summoned Ragozzine to a meeting and told him that he
couldn’t discuss politics in the classroom. Ragozzine says he was told
that the area has a large Latino population and that “it’s wrong to be
discussing a wall”.
The
“description of offense” on an official administrative referral form
states, “Student has been given several warnings about making
unnecessary comments about politics or keep saying “build the wall”.
Ragozzine
was originally told he would receive an ISS (in school suspension), but
this was changed to an “administrative warning” after he posted about
it on Snapchat and friends and parents complained to the school.
“The
referral still goes on my permanent record (which colleagues will see
when I try applying) and they had to call my parents about it,” writes
Ragozzine.
Since Trump’s victory, there have been a number of incidents in schools where teachers have acted out against Trump.
Last month, a Dallas public school teacher was filmed shooting a toy gun at Trump during his inauguration while shrieking the word “die!”
Earlier this month, a teacher in Tennessee was fired after posting, “The only good Trump supporter is a dead Trump supporter,” to his Facebook page.
Meanwhile, in Naples, Florida, an elementary school teacher was reassigned to administrative duties after praising Trump’s executive order on immigration.
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FORT WORTH, Texas —Barbara Pierce Bush,
the daughter of former President George W. Bush, is scheduled to be the
keynote speaker at the annual luncheon for Planned Parenthood of Greater
Texas on Wednesday.
Last June, in an interview with the New York Times, Bush
called Planned Parenthood an “exceptional organization,” as she partners
with the abortion and contraceptive giant through her non-profit
organization Global Health Corps, which “mobilizes a global community of
young leaders to build the movement for health equity.”
“Every day I’m privileged to be part of a community bound by
the belief that health is a human right. Our ability to dream big, to
ignore the status quo, and to achieve results will ensure that by
working together every woman, man, and child has the opportunity to live
a healthy life,” Bush states of her mission on her Corps website.
The site lists
Planned Parenthood as being a partner in Uganda, as well as in Zambia.
Global Health Corps additionally partners with the Planned Parenthood
Federation of America for its work in the states.
Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards told BuzzFeed on Saturday that it is “really exciting” that Bush will be headlining the Fort Worth fundraiser. “It’s huge, and such a diverse crowd, a lot of elected
officials, a lot of Republican sort of first families,” she stated. “I
don’t know if she’s ever spoke at any [Planned Parenthood] event
before.” While Bush’s father has been known to identify as pro-life
with exceptions, her mother has stated on several occasions that she
believes abortion should remain legal—although she supports the idea of
reducing the number of terminations.
“[We should do] what we can to limit the number of
abortions, to try to reduce the number of abortions in a lot of ways,
and that is by talking about responsibility with girls and boys, by
teaching abstinence—having abstinence classes everywhere in schools and
in churches and in Sunday school,” Laura Bush told NBC’s “Today Show” in
2001.
“We are a nation of different generations and beliefs,
seeing issues through different eras and different eyes. While
cherishing life, I have always believed that abortion is a private
decision, and there, no one can walk in anyone else’s shoes,” she
also outlined in her 2010 memoir “Spoken From the Heart.” Barbara Bush told the New York Times last June in an
interview alongside Planned Parenthood’s president that her family
agrees on the issue of same-sex “marriage,” however. The outlet noted
that Bush had participated in a public service announcement for
“marriage equality.”
“[T]he narrative was that I was breaking with my father. But
I had talked to my dad about doing it, and he was very supportive,”
Bush said. “But my parents raised us to use our voices for issues we
care about, and I feel strongly about marriage equality.”
Bush attended an event last year supporting Hillary Clinton’s run for the presidency.
Tickets for the Planned Parenthood fundraiser start at $150.
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Barbara Pierce Bush talks about what she does as the Co-Founder and President of Global Health Corps.
Published on Feb 25, 2017
Barbara
Pierce Bush, the daughter of former President George W. Bush, will
headline a Planned Parenthood fundraiser next week in Texas, according
to a report from the Texas Tribune.
Bush is expected to be the keynote speaker at the Planned Parenthood of Greater Texas's annual Fort Worth fundraising luncheon. President
Bush pushed for anti-abortion policies during his time in the White
House, but his wife Laura Bush has supported legal abortion in the past.
The
announcement comes amid the continuing debate over federal funding for
Planned Parenthood, which provides a variety of reproductive health
services to women, including abortions. Barbara Bush is the CEO and
co-founder of Global Health Corps and called Planned Parenthood an
"exceptional organization" last year in an interview with the New York
Times. Bush also attended an event for Democratic presidential candidate
Hillary Clinton in Paris.
GODLESS FEMALE GLOBALIST SUMMIT BUILDS CONSENSUS ON CONTRACEPTION, ABORTION, VACCINES, POPULATION CONTROL & GAY RIGHTS
HOW PROGRESSIVE!
Better By Half: A Conversation with Melinda Gates, Barbara Bush, and Katie Couric
Published on Dec 17, 2014
In
November, Melinda Gates joined Global Health Corp's Barbara Bush and
Katie Couric for a conversation about making the world better by half by
empowering women and girls.
Top Globalists Foreshadow An Apocalyptic Biological Attack Published on Feb 28, 2017
On
January 18th, in an article titled “Bill Gates is teaming up with world
leaders to stop the next deadly pandemic”, Business Insider reported
that “Governments from Germany, Japan, and Norway have pooled funds
along with the Gates Foundation to raise a total of $490 million so far.
The target is $1 billion, which Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness
Innovations (CEPI) says will help finance the first five years of
research and development.” Gates appeared at January 2017’s Davos World
Economic Forum, flaunting his CEPI program. CBS news. “Bill Gates on how
to outsmart global epidemics”.
"Words MATTER" George W. Bush SLAMS
Donald Trump
Published on Feb 27, 2017
“W”
made some not-so-veiled criticisms of Trump Monday on NBC. When asked
about Trump’s travel ban, he pivoted to “freedom of worship”, implying
that (a) the restrictions were religious persecution and (b) foreign
citizens have a right to immigrate. On freedom of the press, Bush43
made it about the right of mainstream media to maintain their monopoly
of press coverage at the White House, without anyone questioning what
they report.
STATEN ISLAND, NEW YORK DAD FURIOUS WHEN DAUGHTER GETS ANTI TRUMP ASSIGNMENT
Published on Feb 18, 2017
NY
dad questions his 11-year-old daughter's homework assignment when
politics is injected. Is this a case of school indoctrination or
parental overreaction? #Tucker
YES!
Staten Island teacher in Trump assignment is disciplined
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- A veteran Staten Island teacher who
slipped an anti-President Trump question into her homework assignment
to her sixth-grade class has been disciplined by school authorities for
using "poor judgment" in the matter. Adria Zawatsky, a sixth-grade English teacher at Paulo
intermediate School (I.S. 75) in Huguenot since 2005, had a letter of
reprimand placed in her personnel file, according to officials. The
letter followed a sit-down with Paulo Principal Kenneth Zapata. "We have clear standards and regulations in place to ensure
school staff maintain neutrality with respect to their political beliefs
while in school," said Department of Education spokesman Michael
Aciman.
Vincent Ungro, an Annadale father of four, and an unabashed
Trump supporter, had complained to the Advance when his 11-year-old
daughter, a sixth-grader at Paulo, came home with a vocabulary
assignment containing sentences he believed were disparaging to the
president and inappropriate for the classroom.
The vocabulary sheet drawn up by Zawatsky, gave students
sentences and had them fill in the blanks, choosing from a list of words
that would complete the sentence and make sense.
"President Trump speaks in a very superior and _________
manner insulting many people. He needs to be more __________ so that the
American people respect and admire him," Zawatsky wrote.
The sentence was supposed to be completed using the words "haughty" and "humble".
A second question, that read "Barack Obama set a _________
when he became the first African American president," was supposed to be
completed with the word "precedent".
Ungro had his daughter turn in the assignment, minus the
three answers for the Trump and Obama sentences. Instead, Ungro circled
the sentences and penciled a hand-written note to the teacher on the
bottom of the sheet. "Please keep your political views to yourself and
do not try to influence my daughter," he wrote.
Zawatsky -- who took 15 points off the assignment for the three missing Trump and Obama words -- wrote back.
"Firstly, I do not believe I was expressing a political view
at all on my vocabulary sheet. My reference to President Trump was
about his personality traits rather than his ability as a president,"
Zawatsky responded.
Still, Ungro said the reference to Trump, followed by Obama,
was inappropriate, and he believed the teacher should have avoided the
political reference altogether, or at the least, offered an apology when
it was called to her attention.
"First, I don't think that putting your personal feelings
about politics into a sixth-grader's homework is proper. There were at
least a thousand sentences that she could have used besides disparaging
our president," Ungro told the Advance.
While Ungro, said he didn't want to see Zawatsky fired or suspended, "she should have known better," he said.
Zawatsky, who earns a six-figure salary, has been teaching since 1996.
Ungro said he's glad he called the assignment to the
attention of school officials, and believes he taught his daughter a
valuable life-lesson through the experience.
"I taught my daughter a valuable lesson," he said. "That she
should stay strong with her beliefs even if it's not the beliefs of her
peers. That you don't have to block traffic, wear silly costumes or
destroy other people's property to be heard. Through patience, persistence and the power of the pen, you can accomplish many things."
republished below in full unedited for informational, educational, and research purposes:
Two-time presidential loser Hillary Clinton is urging members of
the Democrat party to “keep fighting” against Donald Trump’s Republican
agenda.
In a video uploaded Friday to The Democrats YouTube channel, a
revitalized-looking Clinton communicated the urgency of keeping the
liberal-progressive agenda moving forward, describing it as a “battle”
that must be won. “Hello Democrats, thank you all for coming
together to represent our party at its best. United, energized and ready
to wage and win the battles ahead,” the former secretary of state said.
Clinton said her failed 2016 campaign was “the most progressive
platform in history,” and took credit for her ideas “inspiring leaders
and activists across this country.”
She claimed votes for her were
“fueling grassroots energy and activism,” and took joy that “everywhere
people are marching, protesting, tweeting, speaking out and working for
an America that is hopeful, inclusive and big-hearted.”
“From the
Women’s March, to airports where communities are welcoming immigrants,
refugees and people of every faith, to town hall meetings where people
are speaking up for healthcare, the environment, good jobs and all the
other issues that deserve our passionate support,” Clinton said.
Clinton
commanded her distraught supporters to “stay engaged in the field and
online,” and encouraged fellow party members to fight back against
Trump.
“Let resistance, plus persistence equal progress for our
party and our country,” she concludes, clearly suggesting dems should
continue obstructing the president’s every move.
It’s not yet clear whether Hillary will make her third run for president in 2020.
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