It says they breached the class and shot the gunman and the picture shows multiple SWAT with shields, but I though is was the off duty border agent that took the shooter out.
Did he go in alone or as part of a team breach?
From Rebel:
“Because if a school feels like they cannot participate because it’s in conflict with their mission or values, if a religious exemption is not granted, you’re taking away a program that’s feeding low-income kids.”
That's the point; the White House release states that queer kids are more likely to suffer from under-nutrition and food scarcity. The solution? Cut food programs for normal kids until they're doing as shittily as the queer kids.
Equity!
I think this is less a conspiracy than a glaring example that this training is garbage.
Who provided the training and how much did it cost taxpayers? Do the parents have legal recourse if it can be shown that the lack of fast response by the police led to more deaths? Was the "shout if you need help" tactic part of the training?
Start small, if there's a bigger conspiracy, it will come out in the wash.
We need less elite militarized units and hundreds more overweight LEOs to stand around and watch our kids get shot.
Pure Bloods for the win.
OTOH, maybe if they hadn't produced enough shots for everyone to get ten, they wouldn't have extra now...
No one from Russia, lots from Ukraine, including Klitshko. Imagine leaving your city in the middle of a war to attend a meeting on globalism. Or is the war over?
Only one Canadian; I guess we already got our marching orders...
Makes sense, most of the shortages were because ports and shipping yards got too backlogged, all the stuff is still there.
As someone with actuap savings, I hope this is the case.
Thanks Natural Gas!
Imagine if nuclear were to expand at the rate of clean burning, inexpensive, ubiquitous natural gas? We could pretty much zero out coal and petroleum based electricity by now.
I guess that's why environmentalists are always pushing for nuclear and natural gas, right?
Do you have a source?
I'm collecting these pics to drop on normies.
Not monkey pox specifically but:
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jocd.14871
According to this paper from April 2022, there are at least 100 known cases of people getting shingles after getting jabbed.
It skews towards the elderly and towards Pfizer (as opposed to Astra-Zenica) but that may just be because there are more people in those groups. In the same way, it's possible the time before infection and which dose causes reinfection could be skewed towards short time frames and the first dose and will change as time passes.
Cheers form Canada, where we're perfectly safe from all transmissable disease because of our wonderful government's draconian border restrictions.
IT IS IMPOSSIBLE FOR MONKEY POX TO ENTER CANADA BECAUSE WE ARE TRUSTING THE SCIENCE
About 5 years ago, in Canada, chicken pox (varicella) vaccination because mandatory in schools.
While researching to see if I would get the shots for my kids I learned that natural cases of chicken pox act as boosters in adults who have already had chicken pox, and that simply being around vaccinated children does not have the effect.
This means that adults who have had chicken pox, and think themselves safe, have actually been undermined by the vaccination program and may be at higher risk of reinfection.
This is not at odds with your info; they stack.
Yep, you couldn't get my 8yo out of there without her raising a din. A 15yo? Sure...
Not possible, people all have masks and masks stop every disease.
Those welts are clearly stings from trying to masturbate with a wasp nest.
I think a lot of people are self-employing or going into debt because of the massive inflation.
I've started getting into the so-called gig economy over the last year. Instead of working for a company, where my wage stagnates, I work for a bunch of different people on a casual basis. If someone isn't treating me right, I just work for someone else.
A lot of the people I work for are seriously struggling with inflation; gas alone is adding hundreds of dollars a week to their expenses and that doesn't even get into rising material costs and supply chain shortages.
If you can get onto government benefits, or even lean on a line of credit or second mortgage, you're likely to be better off than you would be earning a pre-inflation salary while prices skyrocket. In a year or so wages will catch up to prices and your debt will be worth maybe 75% of what you took out. At that point you can get a job at the new level and you're set.
That said, it's quite easy to find jobs right now; trades are scarce and you just can't live without them. If you've got the stones to charge the new prices, you're going to do well.
Meh, we all tried to warn them. I sure don't feel bad for them now.
If they want to start getting crazy though...
25% of the Canadian dollars currently in circulation were printed in the last two years.
Don't worry about your life savings or anything, Boomers, I'm sure this won't have any effect on the value of your assets...
It's the same reason I wouldn't debate a guy who claimed the sun is made of gum drops: it's obviously insane.
Flat earthers get two words: time zones.
Just saw someone post a pic this morning of two black women laying on the ground with stuff scattered everywhere and I'm thinking "What is this, some kind stupid protest?". Then I realize that it's the Buffalo shooting due purely to the post context.
No visible wounds, no blood pools on the clothes or near the bodies, wtf?
Imagine how this will affect charity.
I live in the low income end of the city and there are 3 second hand stores here where people can donate used clothes or other goods which are resold for cheap. Lots of people use them to setup new apartments, buy work clothes, or just to find weird stuff or antiques.
What happens if everything is rented? All gone, along with the employees. More garbage in the dump, more support required for the poor to go to Walmart.
What happens to fixing stuff if everything is rented? Do we actually think that companies would bother to repair when they can just charge you for the item and destroy it?
Not a very "green" policy...
This.
The legal system doesn't protect anyone, it's a tool you can use to create penalties for people breaking the law.
The catch is, someone has to use it. It does not self activate. And, unfortunately, we don't have a body like the police to pro-actively investigate white collar crime like election fraud.
So, basically, nobody pulled the trigger.
got most of my daily news from the front page of reddit
And then somehow decided that your only choice was to murder as many people as possible before getting killed? No...
If you don't have a voice, you have to take your kids out.
I like this. I too my kids out two years ago and I often wonder if I should have left them in and fought instead. But that's exactly when I pulled them out: when I proved to myself that they didn't hear anything I said.
Kids come first. Once they're safe yoy can begin to plan the counter attack.
I was a dirty little monkey when I was younger (way too much time by myself) and it didn't even occur to me to play with my junk until at least 11.
This curriculum is grooming kids, period.
What the government doesn't know won't hurt them...until everything is in place...