When and where was this?Let's not forget kiddy diddler. He has outright admitted to sex with young boys and no one cares for some reason.
Was he one of Epstein's clients?
When and where was this?Let's not forget kiddy diddler. He has outright admitted to sex with young boys and no one cares for some reason.
I can't find it now, perhaps it was scrubbed from the internet, but he was saying that sex with young boys is basically part of gay culture.When and where was this?
Was he one of Epstein's clients?
If he was referring to sexual encounters while he was underage with other underage boys, that's one thing.I can't find it now, perhaps it was scrubbed from the internet, but he was saying that sex with young boys is basically part of gay culture.
Not related to pedo island.
Didn't see this before it my post went up, had just had in drafts before being called away for a bit.There's this, I think the interview it references is what I was thinking of.
It was actually takei who was sexually touched at age 13, but he defends it, says its part of gay culture.
In the same interview he also mentioned how he groped men to persuade them into sex.
George Takei is a piece of shit.
I forgot the link lolIf he was referring to sexual encounters while he was underage with other underage boys, that's one thing.
But just because some one isn't hetero does not give them a pass for making moves on underage people if they were 18+ themselves.
And I feel like yeah, it was probably the second case and he's just gotten away with it.
Didn't see this before it my post went up, had just had in drafts before being called away for a bit.
If that is what Takei actually said, he's a pedo piece of shit.
Wow...yeah, sounds like Takei was the victim of a pedo and doesn't truly get why what happened to him is wrong, which is why he sees it as 'normal' in the non-hetero community.I forgot the link lol
Taco Bell spokesman George Takei defends losing his ‘virginity’ to a man at 13, because the man was ‘attractive’
George Takei revealed he lost his "virginity" to a 19-year-old camp counselor when he was only 13. Takei, 79, said he was willingly seduced by a "pretty attractive" blond counselor at a summer camp. Takei described the experience as "wonderful" and "delightful". The Star Trek veteran denied...sandrarose.com
Don't forget paedophile apologist and victim....and Takei continues to prove how much of a dumbass racist he is.
Anti-police BLM protests partly to blame.
Published 30 June, 2022
Paul Joseph Watson
Nearly half of murders in the U.S. now go unsolved, with the majority going unsolved in the last seven months of 2020, a phenomenon partly caused by anti-police BLM protests.
The shining achievement of Black Lives Matter may ironically be its role in preventing murdered black people from getting justice.
“A review of FBI statistics shows that the murder clearance rate — the share of cases each year that are solved, meaning police make an arrest or close the case due to other reasons — has fallen to its lowest point in more than half a century,” reports CBS News.
“It’s a 50-50 coin flip,” says Thomas Hargrove, who runs the Murder Accountability Project, which tracks unsolved murders nationwide. “It’s never been this bad. During the last seven months of 2020, most murders went unsolved. That’s never happened before in America.”
The article notes that murders of white people are 50% more likely to be solved than murders of black people, although any suggestion that ‘white privilege’ is to blame can be dismissed entirely.
The piece acknowledges that police are finding it harder to receive tips or get information from witnesses due to black people having bad attitudes towards law enforcement.
“Police are also contending with a breakdown in trust between their officers and the communities they serve, a result of decades of tensions that spilled over during high-profile cases of police misconduct in recent years,” states the article.
There are also fewer police when it comes to patrolling or quickly responding to murders in high crime areas due to the longstanding ‘Ferguson Effect’ – something also created by BLM demonstrators.
“Gee, I wonder what could have caused this breakdown in trust?” asks Chris Menahan.
“Was there some sort of “Movement” in 2020 that came to a head which said police are all evil white racists who are oppressing black people for no reason whatsoever other than the color of their skin?”
“Did police and the FBI decide to take a knee and blame white people for all of society’s ills rather than address our serious “inner city” crime problem?”
Even as violent crime continued to spiral across America, the federal government also wasted resources on tackling the supposed scourge of “white supremacy.
The entire Black Lives Matter movement appears to have achieved little more than dividing America and making the country less safe for black people.
Holy shit. That "human" actually said the quiet part out loud.
Holy shit. That "human" actually said the quiet part out loud.
Fucking what?I can't find it now, perhaps it was scrubbed from the internet, but he was saying that sex with young boys is basically part of gay culture.
Not related to pedo island.
Fox News said:Politico issued a correction after critics called out media outlets for erroneously attributing a theory about the COVID vaccine to Justice Clarence Thomas.
On Thursday, the Supreme Court announced that it would not hear a case challenging New York's vaccine mandate. In 2021, a group of anonymous healthcare workers filed a lawsuit against the state claiming that taking the vaccine would violate their religious beliefs.
Thomas, along with Justices Neil Gorsuch and Samuel Alito, released a dissenting opinion criticizing the decision for ignoring religious exemptions.
Thomas included a description of the healthcare workers’ belief that some COVID vaccines were developed using aborted fetal cells.
Fox News said:Politico falsely attributed the theory to Thomas rather than the healthcare workers, running the headline, "Clarence Thomas suggests Covid vaccines are developed using cells of ‘aborted children.’"
"Clarence Thomas claimed in a dissenting opinion that Covid vaccines are derived from the cells of ‘aborted children,’" Politico wrote in the now-deleted tweet. "No Covid vaccines in the U.S. contain the cells of aborted fetuses."
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Meanwhile, MSNBC and NBC News insisted that the claim was "discredited," with MSNBC’s Steve Benen adding that Thomas' statement further "tarnishes" the court.
"The Supreme Court’s credibility was already suffering. The more justices publish factual errors, the more it further tarnishes the court’s reputation," Benen wrote in a piece titled, "Clarence Thomas cites discredited claim about Covid vaccines."
Benen called Thomas's quote "needlessly inflammatory" and said, "it’s also not true."
A person holds a sign during the anti-vaccine mandate protest ahead of possible termination of New York City employees due to their vaccination status, Monday, Feb. 7, 2022, in New York. (AP Photo/Yuki Iwamura, File) (AP Photo/Yuki Iwamura, File)
NBC's headline read, "Justice Thomas cites debunked claim that Covid vaccines are made with cells from 'aborted children,'" and even wrote that "Justice Clarence Thomas expressed support Thursday for a debunked claim that all Covid vaccines are made with cells from ‘aborted children,’" before later admitting Thomas was "citing the plaintiffs."