The U.S. is gearing up to send as many as 200 soldiers to Taiwan to help with military training efforts as China remains engaged in a territorial dispute.
Why is that website filled with some of the most backstabbing lying miserable people on the planet? If you read that website it is filled with nothing but lies . Most of the people on that website are the problem.
The trusted and reliable media machine hasn't made so much as a PEEP about Harvey's LA case. Well things have concluded and in addition to the 23 years he got in NY in 2020, dirty Harvey just got 16 years.
I'm interested in seeing how long they make him serve, before they accept his forthcoming appeals and let him out on "good behavior"
Malcolm X was a prolific minister within the Nation of Islam but it wasn't because of faith, it was because he believed it to be true. When he was faced with information that showed the Nation of Islam to not be the unwavering truth, he began to question it. When he found out that Elijah Muhammad was allegedly taking advantage of underaged women he questioned the motives of the leader. HE DID NOT DEFEND ELIJAH MUHAMMAD OR MAKE EXCUSES FOR HIS BEHAVIOR. Malcolm X became a pariah within the nation because he wanted the Nation to be a place of values not a place for double-standards and abuse of Black women. When Malcom X confided in Farrakhan, Minister Farrakhan went running to tattle-tale and gain favor. Farrakhan said in the 1960's:
“The die is set and Malcolm shall not escape. Such a man as Malcolm is worthy of death.”
Now do I agree with Malcolm X going to the media to talk about the NOI? Absolutely not. But was he worthy of death for calling out the hypocrisy within the Nation? For calling out the leader for alleged extra-marital affairs with underaged girls? No. Malcolm X was protecting the Black community and the community turned on him and worked to get him assassinated. It's absolutely disgusting and this behavior has not subsided in the Black community.
Dogma caused the NOI's constituents to turn on Brother Malcolm X rather than hearing his concerns and addressing them as Brothers and Sisters. Instead of calling out, investigating, and stopping the alleged abuse of underaged girls...BLACK PEOPLE demonized X, firebombed his house, and then worked with the FBI to kill the man.
Many Black people running around talking about Black Empowerment are only for it when it aligns with the words of their leader. It's cultish, anti-intellectual, and it led to the death of one of our most amazing Black leaders in Black American History.
He Was a Man of Principle
Malcolm X was led by his principles and he wouldn't sacrifice them for no man. When Elijah Muhammad wanted him to be complicit in the courting of underaged girls Malcolm X said HELLLLL NO! He did not stand for that. He didn't let fame, potential fortune, and comfort lead him to follow something that he felt was morally unsound. Not many people in the Black community have this heart. A lot of Black people will sacrifice their principles (excuse my language) for niggas on Youtube that they don't even know.
Malcolm X fell into a depression because he led many Black women into the NOI only to find out that they were being abused. This is a Black man who had Black people's interest as a core principle of his being. When he hit the crossroad of protecting Black people or protecting the NOI he chose Black people. A lot of people choose organization and personality over community every single day for people they do not even know.
Why I Love Malcolm X
Malcolm X was such a powerful figure BECAUSE he was led by truth and stood on his principles. He personified masculinity by not only challenging White Supremacy but challenging US as a people to be better, stronger, faster, and self-sufficient. He didn't run around yelling like a crazed maniac, he stayed composed and eloquently destroyed the verbal opposition WHILE ALSO reserving fire and brimstone for those who took it beyond words. He let nothing get in his path of education, righteousness, enlightenment and the empowerment of Black people.
Our dogmatic ways allowed us to leave one of our most cherished and fearless ancestors protectionless against our adversary. We can ALL learn from our powerful ancestor and the mistakes of those who came before us.
Blessings to you Brother X...you are my inspiration. Thank you for the amazing sacrifice you made for us.
Here are the list of Athletes I grew up watching. Yes, I watched and went to many sporting events. One of the only things I had in common with my mom.
MLB 1. Ken Griffey, Jr. 2. Albert Belle 3. David Justice 4. Doc Gooden 5. Sandy Alomar, Jr. 6. Robbie Alomar 7. Kenny Lofton 8. Tony Gwynn 9. Manny Ramirez
NBA 1. Michael Jordan 2. John "Hot Rod" Williams 3. Isaiah Thomas 4. Allen Iverson 5. "The Admiral" David Robinson
NFL 1. Jamal Anderson 2. Jessie Tuggle 3. Keith Brooking 4. Deion Sanders 5. Tony Gonzalez 6. Steve McNair 7. Eddie George
WNBA 1. Dawn Staley 2. Teresa Weatherspoon 3. Mery Andrade 4. Sheryl Swoopes 5. Cynthia Cooper 6. Rebecca Lobo 7. Lisa Leslie 8. Tina Thompson
Word is both are doing Only Fans. Dang, this is messed up, fah real. I loved that show. I wish they could have had some sort of success after. We gotta do a better job of taking care of our own. Sidenote, had we had our own movie and tv studios more than just Tyler Perry, we might have saved 'em.
Should coons be recognized as part of our History? Should we recognize and/or contextualize their damage/effect/contributions to our history or political debate?
It is very important as black people that we have a base level understanding of the law.
Something I want to discuss is what a lawful order vs an unlawful order is.
What makes a order lawful? When can a police officer lawfully make you do something.
Do they need to have a good reason? Does it have to be fair? Does it have to make sense?
The answer to all of these is...NO!
A order from a law enforcement officer is LAWful if there is a LAW or court precedent giving him the right to give that order.
An officer can't demand you put out a cigarette. An officer can't demand you to let your window down. An officer can't demand you turn off your phone. Unless there is a local or state ordinance stating these are permissable they would not be lawful orders.
Why? There is no Supreme Court precedent regarding these.
An officer can however ask you to get out of your car. There is Supreme Court precedent specifically stating this. He doesn't have to have any reason. You can ask why but he doesn't have to tell you right then or at all. Once he says get out of the car that's the end of the discussion. It's not up for argument.
You can go back and forth about it but if things escalate you're going to be in the wrong because you have disobeyed a legal and lawful order so at that point he is going to be found as justified to pull you out of the car.
Does that suck? Of course because police will abuse that. But that's the law and unless it changes it is what it is!
Can a police officer demand you to open the door of your home?
Unless they have a warrant signed by a judge and show it then no they can't.
You should never open the door for police. Even if all they say they want to do is talk don't open the door unless you see a warrant through either the peep hole or a window.
Here's why.
The police knock and say they just want to talk and ask some information. You open the door. The police start asking questions. The discussion leads to them wanting to enter and search the home. You say no and refuse.
The police continue trying to coerce you into giving permission to search the home. You still say no. At this point you say you are going to close the door. The police has now put his foot in the door to prevent you from closing it. He has now started to be aggressive in demanding to search the house and won't move his foot for you to close the door.
If you try to close the door with his foot there or even bump his foot he'll say assault on an officer, arrest you and search the house incident to your arrest.... which is completely legal and they'll find against you.
If they want to talk they can hear you through the door. They don't need to see you too talk. If they are saying they have a warrant but won't show it then the door stays closed.
If they truly have a warrant they wouldn't be asking they'd just kick the door down because the warrant gives them the right to do so.
Another scenario... You've been arrested for some crime. We'll say a drug offense which is fairly common unfortunately. The police come in and start to question you.
The first thing you do is ask is this interaction being recorded. If it isn't ask for it be recorded and don't say another word until it is. The next thing to do once you are 100% certain it is being recorded is to ask for an attorney.
As soon as you ask for an attorney, they legally aren't allowed to continue questioning you. If they do then anything you say isn't permissable in court. You could confess, give information as to where evidence is and none of it is permissable due to them violating your rights.
It's a precedent called fruit of the poisonous tree.
Where most people mess up is they start talking without asserting their rights first. Then as the same goes " anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law." They mean that stuff!
A lot of if not most of these celebs and athletes come from the same or similar environments most of us do. If for example, Kyrie would have said in an interview on Breakfast Club or a black platform or even to a white one 'F*ck it, I ain't done sh*t wrong, f*ck y'all'.
The hood and by that I mean collectively all over, would have rode for him HARD. He handled it all like a gentleman and I'm not tryna show shade at him, he risked a lot and he has done a lot but just using him as an example. Or maybe a better example is Kevin Hart being denied the Oscar hosting duties over some old azz tweet from many years that he apologized to already and has done multiple movies since without a peep from anyone and they bring it up when he wanted something bad.
Had he said "F*ck the Oscars, y'all motherf*ckers bringing up sh*t I been apologized for, I apologized like a man, publicly, f*ck y'all" The hood would have rode like a motherf*cker for him.
I’ve come to the conclusion that Jim Carrey is one of the worst racist trash of all Hollywood. He said he was suing Will Smith for $200million. For his little slap. Yet Jim, where’s your outrage for all the hideous, heinous child molesters and pedophile perverts infesting Hollywood? Not a peep. I never want to see that twisted fucked up goofy grin again.
Does anyone have any idea how to get in touch with the Professor? Since I live in the town he’s reporting a story on (Alec Baldwin), I have some rather pertinent information. Email? This is actually pretty important.
I have never gone. I heard they had decent food but I just never felt inclined to go.
I started seeing videos around 2019 pop up online of full on brawls breaking out at these joints. Like all sorts of people, men and women, black and white, latino... everyone just throwing chairs and hands. It isn't like a rare occurrence either. It almost seems like this happens on a monthly basis at most if not all locations.
What the hell is going on this this place? They putting something in the food??
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Dang, this is messed up, fah real. I loved that show. I wish they could have had some sort of success after. We gotta do a better job of taking care of our own. Sidenote, had we had our own movie and tv studios more than just Tyler Perry, we might have saved 'em.
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