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I’m going to say something that may make some people uncomfortable, but at this point I don’t care. I am tired of watching Black Americans refuse to ask the most important question in modern politics. For most of the last sixty years, Black voters have given Democrats somewhere between... ninety and ninety-five percent of their vote. That’s not support. That’s loyalty on a scale few political parties in history have ever enjoyed. So where are the results? WHERE? When I drive through many of our neighborhoods, I don’t see the success we were promised. I see memorials on street corners. I see boys growing up without fathers. I see schools where a shocking number of children cannot read or do math at grade level. I see poverty that survives election after election while politicians return every few years demanding the same vote and offering the same explanations. Before anyone changes the subject, blames somebody else, or starts reciting talking points, answer that question. Not with feelings. Not with corny buzzwords . Not with excuses. Answer it with results. Because history is not a record of what Democrat politicians promised. History is a record of what actually happened. OUTCOMES. #AStoneGroove #SilentMajoritySpeaksshow more

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Germaine Greer appeared on a talk show in 1979, seen in this segment from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) archives. In her response, she argues that we must “work towards a better world with faith and steadfastness.” Greer critiques what she sees as our “consumer mentality” about social change. - - - - - - - - - - “The alternative could be utter chaos and destruction. I can’t see it. I don’t see it in my lifetime. I don’t think that I own the revolution, or you do, or even our children. I think what we’ve got to do is work towards a better world with faith and steadfastness, and not say, after five years, ‘Well, it hasn’t worked and I’m not going on. Where’s the new world, please? I signed up for it five years ago and it’s not here.’ That’s consumer mentality, and I’m afraid most people have got it. When people are asking me for the answer, it’s still consumer mentality. It’s a strange thing about a society based on nonconformist religion that it goes about demanding heaven on earth all the time: ‘Tell us what you want us to do; we would see a sign.’ I’m European; I won’t do that. I live in cynicism as my intellectual medium—in that I swim.” - Germaine Greer, 1979

Germaine Greer appeared on a talk show in 1979, seen in this segment from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) archives. In her response, she argues that we must “work towards a better world with faith and steadfastness.” Greer critiques what she sees as our “consumer mentality” about social change. - - - - - - - - - - “The alternative could be utter chaos and destruction. I can’t see it. I don’t see it in my lifetime. I don’t think that I own the revolution, or you do, or even our children. I think what we’ve got to do is work towards a better world with faith and steadfastness, and not say, after five years, ‘Well, it hasn’t worked and I’m not going on. Where’s the new world, please? I signed up for it five years ago and it’s not here.’ That’s consumer mentality, and I’m afraid most people have got it. When people are asking me for the answer, it’s still consumer mentality. It’s a strange thing about a society based on nonconformist religion that it goes about demanding heaven on earth all the time: ‘Tell us what you want us to do; we would see a sign.’ I’m European; I won’t do that. I live in cynicism as my intellectual medium—in that I swim.” - Germaine Greer, 1979

Donovan Cleckley

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Bret Weinstein: “I’m still very much a Bobby Kennedy supporter” “Am I open to voting for Trump? I am. I’m especially open to it if he is partnered with Bobby Kennedy. That’s really what I want. I want a coalition to redefine American politics, because frankly, we have a longstanding problem with corruption, which has now turned into something else with the modern Democratic Party. We need to rethink the way we govern ourselves so that corruption is not the dominant force. A coalition is the way we’re going to do that.” “I think the modern Democratic Party is an existential threat to the Republic. Although I am a Democrat, I’ve been a Democrat my whole life, the party that I see in front of me today is literally the inverse of the party I signed up for. This is now the party of war, this is the party of racism, this is the party of censorship. I don’t recognize this party. There is no conceivable scenario in which I would vote for Kamala Harris.” From the PBD Podcast

Bret Weinstein: “I’m still very much a Bobby Kennedy supporter” “Am I open to voting for Trump? I am. I’m especially open to it if he is partnered with Bobby Kennedy. That’s really what I want. I want a coalition to redefine American politics, because frankly, we have a longstanding problem with corruption, which has now turned into something else with the modern Democratic Party. We need to rethink the way we govern ourselves so that corruption is not the dominant force. A coalition is the way we’re going to do that.” “I think the modern Democratic Party is an existential threat to the Republic. Although I am a Democrat, I’ve been a Democrat my whole life, the party that I see in front of me today is literally the inverse of the party I signed up for. This is now the party of war, this is the party of racism, this is the party of censorship. I don’t recognize this party. There is no conceivable scenario in which I would vote for Kamala Harris.” From the PBD Podcast

Holden Culotta

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VIDEO Democratic Front (DF) president Mathias Mpuuga on #TheGrindPodcast with Patrick Kamara 933 KFM: 1. "...I am an active politician, I have moved in every inch and space of this country. I know where his [General Yoweri Museveni support is, it is not 71% it is not even 50%, and he knows it too." 2. "I am on record before and after the elections for having spoken out. I went out of my way and wrote to every political party in the opposition, warning and inviting them for a commonality of purpose...Immediately after the elections, I held a press conference spoke about the same issues, I had warned colleagues about that we never cared about and they happened. So, I feel that I am vindicated to the fact that I raised the alarm. Those who didn’t care, there is no much I could do to drag them." 3. "Also I could have raised the challenge about that election in the supreme court, but I was not a presidential candidate and I did not have permission to raise the same on behalf of any candidate. Remember that in one of the amendments that I had intended in the presidential elections act probably out of ignorance or excitement, was to amend the law to the fact that a citizen can challenge the election in a supreme court as long as that citizen is a voter and there is a proof that his challenge is not a waste of court’s time. I had intended that when that happens when presidential candidates are either compromised or timid, a courageous citizen can challenge that election. That didn’t happen, and the opportunity was lost." 4. "What have I done as DF? The DF is is going to challenge particular actions leading to that election and our petition to the Constitutional court is ready, if you want to know how we have moved and that we are not sleeping as the DF." #RealChangeActNow

VIDEO Democratic Front (DF) president Mathias Mpuuga on #TheGrindPodcast with Patrick Kamara 933 KFM: 1. "...I am an active politician, I have moved in every inch and space of this country. I know where his [General Yoweri Museveni support is, it is not 71% it is not even 50%, and he knows it too." 2. "I am on record before and after the elections for having spoken out. I went out of my way and wrote to every political party in the opposition, warning and inviting them for a commonality of purpose...Immediately after the elections, I held a press conference spoke about the same issues, I had warned colleagues about that we never cared about and they happened. So, I feel that I am vindicated to the fact that I raised the alarm. Those who didn’t care, there is no much I could do to drag them." 3. "Also I could have raised the challenge about that election in the supreme court, but I was not a presidential candidate and I did not have permission to raise the same on behalf of any candidate. Remember that in one of the amendments that I had intended in the presidential elections act probably out of ignorance or excitement, was to amend the law to the fact that a citizen can challenge the election in a supreme court as long as that citizen is a voter and there is a proof that his challenge is not a waste of court’s time. I had intended that when that happens when presidential candidates are either compromised or timid, a courageous citizen can challenge that election. That didn’t happen, and the opportunity was lost." 4. "What have I done as DF? The DF is is going to challenge particular actions leading to that election and our petition to the Constitutional court is ready, if you want to know how we have moved and that we are not sleeping as the DF." #RealChangeActNow

Democratic Front (DF)

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“The last point where we ended with Steve (Kerr) was, I can’t play this guy big minutes with what I have now. I don’t think that can’t evolve or can’t change but that’s where we are right now, until we see differently. That’s got to be the worst sales pitch to a 20 plus million dollar free agent in the history of basketball." - Aaron Turner (Kuminga's agent) via Steiny & Guru

“The last point where we ended with Steve (Kerr) was, I can’t play this guy big minutes with what I have now. I don’t think that can’t evolve or can’t change but that’s where we are right now, until we see differently. That’s got to be the worst sales pitch to a 20 plus million dollar free agent in the history of basketball." - Aaron Turner (Kuminga's agent) via Steiny & Guru

95.7 The Game

113,559 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

Axios reports that CBS News cut out a key exchange from its extended broadcast of the Trump interview. The missing portion included O’Donnell’s final question on Trump’s crypto dealings: “So not concerned about the appearance of corruption with this?” Trump’s edited-out reply began with visible hesitation: “I can’t say, because—I can’t say—I’m not concerned. I don’t—I’d rather not have you ask the question.” He went on: “But I let you ask it. You just came to me and you said, ‘Can I ask another question?’ And I said, yeah. This is the question.” O’Donnell replied, “And you answered,” to which Trump responded: “I don’t mind. Did I let you do it? I could’ve walked away. I didn’t have to answer this question. I’m proud to answer the question.” Trump concluded: “We are number one in crypto, and that’s the only thing I care about. I don’t want China or anybody else to take it away. It’s a massive industry.” Here’s the version CBS aired instead:

Axios reports that CBS News cut out a key exchange from its extended broadcast of the Trump interview. The missing portion included O’Donnell’s final question on Trump’s crypto dealings: “So not concerned about the appearance of corruption with this?” Trump’s edited-out reply began with visible hesitation: “I can’t say, because—I can’t say—I’m not concerned. I don’t—I’d rather not have you ask the question.” He went on: “But I let you ask it. You just came to me and you said, ‘Can I ask another question?’ And I said, yeah. This is the question.” O’Donnell replied, “And you answered,” to which Trump responded: “I don’t mind. Did I let you do it? I could’ve walked away. I didn’t have to answer this question. I’m proud to answer the question.” Trump concluded: “We are number one in crypto, and that’s the only thing I care about. I don’t want China or anybody else to take it away. It’s a massive industry.” Here’s the version CBS aired instead:

Drop Site

954,467 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад