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Monday, May 8, 2023

Why I would never be a public school teacher

From the New York Post: 

A Tennessee high school teacher was pepper-sprayed twice by an unruly student who became incensed after he confiscated her phone during class, new video shows.

Dramatic cellphone footage taken during class Friday at Antioch High School captured the rambunctious student confronting her teacher after her phone was taken away as a disciplinary action.

The disobedient student had been “texting and Googling answers for her school work,” according to Reddit user @Lazy_Mouse3803, who shared the now-viral clip. 

I didn't even have to see the pictures of the "rambunctious student" and the teacher to know what race each would be. This is not a harmless prank - try getting sprayed in the eyes with pepper spray or mace and tell me it doesn't hurt. 

This was at least a Class A misdemeanor, with up to one year in jail and a $10,000 fine. Want to bet that the 'student' is never charged and will be back in class this week? 



https://nypost.com/2023/05/08/tennessee-teen-pepper-sprays-teacher-after-he-takes-her-phone/

Sunday, May 7, 2023

YOU'RE GOING TO BOW DOWN TO THE TRANSGENDER MOB LIKE IT OR NOT

 I flew from Minneapolis/St Paul to Austin yesterday on Delta Airlines. The flight attendant who welcomed us aboard was a man in a dress. He was chirping 'good mornings' as we boarded and asked me how I was doing. He seemed somewhat disappointed when I just mumbled "great" with a look on my face that showed what I really thought. I was told years ago that I have an "affidavit face." 

Of course Delta made him - and it was a him, even with his dress and makeup - the lead attendandant. When he made announcements it was with what I think was probably his drag queen impersonation of Scarlett O'Harra, an exagerated drawl but spoken with a deep masculine voice. 

So, here I was, with a couple hundred other paying customers, confined in a little glass and alumininum tube, forced to play along with this mentally ill man's fantasy that he is a she. 

The night before I had dinner at a trendy restaurant in Minneapolis. There were men in wigs makeup and sequined dresses sitting at the bar next to us. 

What does this have to do with the law? Everything - the transgender movement seemingly came out of nowhere maybe five years ago. Mediocre male athletes switch to compete against girls in swimming, track, weightlifting, etc. and crush the girls who have worked and sacrificed all their lives in dedication to their sports. A mentally ill trannie murders children and teachers at a Christian church and the 'leaders' - Biden, Harris, AOC, et al - say not a word about the victims, but worry about how the murders may harm the "trans-community."  

I am so glad to be back in the Texas Hill Country. 

Thursday, December 1, 2022

Austin - Crazed Lawyer Attempts Murder of ex-girlfriend, shoots up bar - Judge release on 40k surety bond

 A crazed attorney from Austin, Texas was caught on camera allegedly trying to shoot his ex-girlfriend at the bar she worked at on Saturday, police said. Read article at New York Post

Gavin Rush, 41, is out on bond after he allegedly stormed into the Anderson Mill Pub with a gun around 11:30 a.m. on Saturday morning and approached his ex, who was behind the bar, according to arrest records obtained by KVUE.

He put a small leather satchel on the table and asked if he could speak with her. When she said “no,” he drew the gun and pointed it at her, with the laser sight aimed at her chest, according to the affidavit and dramatic surveillance footageof the incident shared by Austin City Councilwoman Mackenzie Kelly.

A judge released him the next day on a $40,000 surety bond. A crazed gunman can attempt to murder his ex-girlfriend and shoot up a bar and get out the next day for $4000 in Austin!

The State Bar of Texas shows Rush is employed by Pfeiffer Wolf Carr Kane Conway & Wise LLP

Https://nypost.com/2022/12/01/texas-attorney-gavin-rush-caught-on-camera-trying-to-kill-ex-girlfriend-at-austin-bar/

Wednesday, April 6, 2022

State judge whose home was raided by investigators found dead

 State judge whose home was raided by investigators found dead

A veteran New York state judge entangled in a law enforcement investigation whose property was raided by federal agents two weeks ago was found dead Tuesday morning in his home near Buffalo, his lawyer said.

John Michalski, an acting justice on the Erie County Supreme Court, died of an apparent suicide, according to attorney Terry Connors. Michalski was 61.

Police in Amherst, where Michalski lived, declined to comment.

Connors said he last spoke with Michalski on Saturday for a meeting that lasted several hours. He appeared "to be doing well. He was strong and was participating in the meeting," Connors added.

Michalski, appointed to the bench in 2006, had returned to his duties in January after going on medical leave in the wake of an apparent suicide attempt in February 2021, Connors said.

At the time, local news reports and video obtained by the CBS affiliate WIVB-TV found that Michalski had stepped into the path of a slow-moving tanker train. He was hospitalized with a serious leg injury.

Connors said Michalski had to satisfy conditions set by the State Court system before he could be reinstated.

He was subject to "a battery of tests and evaluations by the Office of Court Administration," Connors said, and "performed well on all of those."

His apparent suicide attempt last year came on the same day that a former client and family friend, Peter Gerace Jr., was arrested by federal agents in Florida. Gerace, the owner of a strip club near Buffalo and the nephew of an alleged Buffalo mob boss, was indicted on charges related to drug and sex trafficking and bribery of a former Drug Enforcement Administration agent.

According to an indictment obtained by NBC affiliate WGRZ, bribes were paid to the agent, Joseph Bongiovanni, "to protect (the strip club) from federal narcotics investigations."

Indictments were filed last month by federal prosecutors against Gerace and Bongiovanni for conspiracy to defraud the United States and conspiracy to distribute controlled substances.

Both men are awaiting trial and have denied the allegations.

While federal agents were in contact with Michalski about his friendship with Gerace, no charges had been filed against the judge, Connors said.

Michalski had also been under investigation by the state Commission on Judicial Conduct in connection with how much he was paid for performing Gerace's wedding, according to The Buffalo News.

It's unclear why state and federal law enforcement agencies, including the FBI, New York State Police and state Attorney General's Office, executed a search warrant at Michalski's home last month. A Department of Justice spokeswoman said in an email Wednesday that the agency does not confirm or deny investigations.

Connors said there had been a groundswell of support for Michalski upon news of his death. Colleagues and friends in their legal circles considered him a well-respected jurist, also known for his infectious laugh and love for his wife and four children, Connors said.

He once told a mother addicted to gambling who was facing four years in prison for stealing from her son that he would instead give her probation because "you do deserve a chance for redemption," The Buffalo News reported in 2012.

"He treated everyone with respect," Connors said. "He was just the type of judge who you'd be thankful for was overseeing your case."

If you or someone you know is in crisis, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-8255, text HOME to 741741 or visit SpeakingOfSuicide.com/resources for additional resources.

Thursday, March 31, 2022

 A Supreme Court justice in Sweden has been fined for shoplifting a Christmas ham and meatballs among other items, the prosecutor in the case said Thursday.

https://www.barrons.com/news/swedish-supreme-court-justice-fined-for-shoplifting-01648738207

The 67-year-old woman was caught by staff at a grocery store in central Stockholm a week before Christmas.

"I have issued a fine regarding the crime petty theft, previously known as shoplifting," chief public prosecutor Per Nichols told AFP.

The judge resigned from her post in February -- when reports emerged that she was being investigated -- after having served two decades on the bench.

Tuesday, February 22, 2022

Cross-Dressing Men Shouldn't Catfish College Linebackers

 

Maryland Judge Kills Himself Moments Before Arrest for Child Sex Abuse

Judge Jonathan Newell was about to be arrested following accusations he’d planted a hidden camera that captured naked images of young boys in his bathroom.



Virginia Tech linebacker accused of beating man to death over Tinder catfishing

https://nypost.com/2021/06/10/virginia-tech-linebacker-isimemen-etute-accused-of-fatally-beating-man/

 

A freshman Virginia Tech linebacker charged with murder told police he fatally beat a man — breaking every bone in his face — for catfishing him on Tinder, prosecutors said.

Ismemen David Etute, 18, told cops he went to the Blacksburg apartment of 40-year-old Jerry Smith in April for oral sex after matching up with someone named “Angie” on Tinder, the Roanoke Times reported.

Etute told investigators he punched Smith five times in the face and “stomped” on him, but didn’t call police despite hearing “bubbling and gurgling” from the victim as he left the apartment. Cops found the badly beaten man’s body one day later, the newspaper reported.


I'd defend this young man pro bono!

 

Monday, May 10, 2021

Another Reason Mainstream Churches Are Hemmoraging Members; When MSM Doesn't ID Race of Killers and Criminals You Can Guess Why

 

The Rev. Megan Rohrer was elected to lead a synod that includes about 200 Lutheran congregations in Northern and Central California. Pastor Rohrer, who uses the pronouns “they” and “them,” currently serves as the pastor of Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church in San Francisco. They earned a Master of Divinity and completed postgraduate course work in Christian education at Pacific School of Religion in Berkeley, Calif., according to their profile on the church’s website.



Innocent bystanders shot during argument in Times Square: police

https://nypost.com/2021/05/08/4-year-old-mother-among-multiple-people-shot-in-times-square/

Three innocent bystanders — including a 4-year-old girl who was toy shopping with her family — were shot Saturday in Times Square when a man arguing with three other people wildly fired into the late afternoon crowd, according to police and sources.

The bullets flew at 4:55 p.m. outside of 1515 Broadway, along West 44th Street, when the dispute turned the Crossroads of the World into a shooting gallery and shocked even hardened members of New York’s Finest.