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I'm not a lover of the royals...i don't like them ruling over us peasants...stealing our money in taxes...living lavish lifestyles...doing nothing at all that is good...being extremely unproductive...unaccountable and of course very unpleasant.

the media brainwashed the great unwashed into thinking the royals were something good...when nothing could be further from the truth...rulers and thief's are not good and all they do is laugh at the stupidity of the majority of sheep...who worship them.

very sad to see this ruling class...still around after so many hundreds of years and yet so many are struggling to make ends meat...while they celebrate their oppression of us all and waste billions on it...while people are living on the street

WTF is going on

Saville was great friends with the royals and Epstein was great friends with Andrew...so you should remember this...before...you line up to worship...the untouchables...who can commit any crime...without punishment

Germany you are welcome to the deadwood spongers...but leave all their wealth to the public

No charges from Gascon in liberal Los Angeles.

The great state named Oklahoma.(Which in an Indian Language means . Red Man has a Law on the books that states every homeowner has the right to protect themselves from any Home Invasion
Some years ago 3 young kids about 16 or 17 tried their luck (during the day to boot) with a home invasion in Broken Arrow Oklahoma and all wound up dead
A 16 or 17year old with his Rifle shot them all dead after they were warned
I can only imagine what would have happened if there were no Defensive Weapons
So the next time you may want to try your luck doing a home Invasion?
You are warned to NEVER MIND ABOUT THE DOG
Worry about the Home Occupant
And that means in EVERY STATE dear HOME INVADERS

Over the last 20-30 years or so, I’ve had some ‘eye-opening/mind-changing’ revelations about myself and my life.

Some of those revelations are about my relationship with myself, with my immediate family, with ‘ex’ friends and with an ‘ex’ husband – and are very personal. Others were revealed to me through observations, mistakes and other challenges that I experienced along the way.

One of the things I've learnt during my brief ‘sojourn’ on the island of St. Kitts (whilst married), was that even though most cultural practices within the Caribbean can be similar, there are also many differences (e.g speech/language use, foods, social activities, etc). This led me to constantly compare them with my own island’s, as being either better or worse, but, through the not-so-subtle hinting of a very wise older woman, I eventually realized that –

• “Different” doesn’t always mean worse (or better), so differences need to be accepted, just as they are. Be respectful.


Another thing I've learnt resulted from the Covid pandemic, and the ‘rush’ to be vaccinated. The mandate for citizens to be vaccinated had many of my work colleagues convinced that it was vital to their, and their family’s and students’ health, as well as their job security. One of them remarked to me that ‘she had prayed about it, and that she believed that God gave the Scientists the ability to create the vaccines, so they must be safe’. I told her that even if that was so, it didn’t mean that SHE should be vaccinated. She still got vaccinated and had several worrying side effects that caused her to be hospitalized (for a brief period), but I do believe that her body will never be free of Covid. So,

• Not because something was designed/made by a Scientist means that it works perfectly, is safe and you should use it. Be wise.

About a month ago, after observing that some men’s profiles were either devoid of a personal pic or featured a pic of an animal (and in one case, a drawing of a cat with a rose), I decided that it would be all right for me to do the same. So, I posted a pic of Sweetie Pie as my primary photo.

Almost immediately, the pic was removed, and I was informed that I could not use it as my primary photo. I was very disappointed and thought of querying that policy, because other CS members were being allowed to do otherwise.

Why was I being denied the same opportunity? Was it because I was (and still am) relatively new on here, and there’s some sort of ‘probationary’ period to complete before I could do so? Was it because they have a policy that ‘men’s faces don’t really need to be seen, but women’s do’? Was it because the ‘mods’ only do random checks and just happened to be checking when I put up Sweetie’s photo? Was it because…………….?
I couldn’t think of anything else that was plausible.

Then, earlier today Avocet’s profile pic (featuring 2 dogs, I think) made Galrads ask how he was able to ‘get away’ with that, and I wondered about the mystery behind it all.

Is this a case of preferential treatment, or a faux pas that was missed by the CS ‘powers that be’?

According to a memo obtained by American Center for Law & Justice (ACLJ). via a FOIA lawsuit, several Obama administration officials held secret meetings with Iran during Trump’s presidency.

Former Obama Secretary of State John Kerry’s efforts to undermine Trump by negotiating with Iran as Trump was working towards pulling out of the nuclear deal have been known for years. But the memo obtained by the ALCJ is from October 2018, titled “Notes From ‘Iran and the US: An Off-the-Record Conversation with Foreign Minister Mohamad Javad Zarif.” has never been seen before now, and shows that Kerry wasn’t the one working to undermine Trump.

“According to this memo, the previously unreported ‘off-the-record meeting’ took place at the ‘Iranian Ambassador’s Residence, NYC,’ on October 4, 2018 – just days after major media coverage of Kerry’s admission of the secret efforts,” explains ACLJ Executive Director Jordan Sekulow. “The memo we unearthed contains notes on the former U.S. diplomats’ conversation with Zarif and his responses “to questions posed by a group of US former ambassadors and policy analysts.”

“The newly obtained memo, regarding the secret meeting between [Foreign Minister Mohamad Javad] Zarif and these former U.S. officials, included discussions of nuclear weapons, potential prisoner swaps, Afghanistan withdrawal and negotiations with the Taliban, Houthi rebels, Syria, Suleimani’s popularity in Iran, and the ‘region in turmoil,'” Sekulow continues. “This is precisely why we sent this FOIA request: to uncover actions of then-former U.S. diplomats – those who worked for the Obama-Biden Administration but who then went to work undermining President Trump and the core policies he campaigned on and succeeded.”

“[Former Secretary of State] Kerry himself admitted his part in this scheme,” Sekulow added. “And here we obtained a memo showing just that: an off-the-record meeting between Zarif and ‘former’ U.S. diplomats right in the middle of the Trump Administration and during the time President Trump was working through the aftermath of withdrawing the United States from the farce known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) – the Iran nuclear deal.”

This is a clear violation of the Logan Act, which criminalizes unauthorized American citizens from negotiating with foreign governments regarding disputes between the two countries. This is what Democrats accused Lt. Gen. Mike Flynn of violating when he was Trump’s incoming National Security Advisor. Flynn did nothing wrong, but Kerry or any other former-Obama official without authority to be negotiating with Iran absolutely did. In fact, some would call it treason.

San Francisco schools ban 'chief' from occupational titles after Native American concerns

SAN FRANCISCO — The San Francisco Unified School District will no longer use the word “chief” in job titles because of concerns from Native Americans.

District officials said they haven't decided what they will use instead of “chief.” The San Francisco Chronicle first reported the ban on Wednesday.

“While there are many opinions on the matter, our leadership team agreed that, given that Native American members of our community have expressed concerns over the use of the title, we are no longer going to use it,” the district statement said.

“With nearly 10,000 employees, SFUSD is one of the largest employers in San Francisco and in addition to site leaders, we need central leaders who serve all of our 119 schools,” it said.

Native American mascots: Maine remains only state to fully ban Native American mascots. Why haven't others followed?



How stupid they are in San Francisco.

History and Etymology for chief
Noun and Adjective

Middle English, from Anglo-French chief, chef head, chief, from Latin caput head — more at HEAD

First Known Use of chief
Adjective

14th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1

Adverb

14th century, in the meaning defined above

Noun

15th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1

For me, Switzerland is the only place I can think of. Opportunity, economic, social and health services considered.

So many people were wondering what makes America great and I think this information will give a good answer.

Having said that, I am sure there's more personal thoughts or ideas that wouldn't necessarily be reflected on this article.

Feel free to share what makes you think our one and only US Of A is great (or not). I know that it is the most sought country in the world or we'd have no illegal immigration problems.

"The United States is a highly developed country, and its economy accounts for approximately a quarter of global GDP and is the world's largest by GDP at market exchange rates. By value, the United States is the world's largest importer and second-largest exporter of goods. Although its population is only 4.2% of the world's total, it holds over 30% of the total wealth in the world, the largest share held by any country. Making up more than a third of global military spending, the United States is the foremost military power in the world and a leading political, cultural, and scientific force."

From Wiki.

If you value freedom, you'd better like America.

I called it why, as to why I was practically bullied off of this site in the first place.
I wonder why some people on here have had such a problem with someone "different" like me. It's all part of life and people shouldn't judge without knowing the person.

It pains me seeing that a majority of views on someone considered "different" is negative.

Let's face it, good girls love a bad guy. They hate do gooders and men who keep talking about peace and love. As long as men treat their woman right, they become even more attractive and desirable if they show a personality that is different from the normal predictable male of the species.
Do you agree girls? Too bad if you don't, cause I'm bad.