School librarians create displays to indoctrinate students, as shown here. Do you see the books there, like “Good Trouble” and the one with multiple Marxist fists? Do you see the indoctrination? What about this isn’t indoctrination? Defund ALA. (Photo source: Martha Hickson)
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“The whole purpose is to give the appearance that school librarians are under assault by parents who are making their lives miserable for political gain and ‘Christian nationalism.’ The opposite sequence—parents and credentialed teachers harassed until they drop the complaint—was left out on purpose. Jennifer Tapley is on the tape. The first mother at North Hunterdon got a lawyer letter. Vicki Baggett and Crystal Marull put their names on that record in The Hill this week. None of them are in the film as victims.”
Huge, detailed exposé on how American Library Association harms kids. Even breaking news 📰 from victimized parents how librarians + media harass them into silence. This is the ALA killer. Read it and take action. “The Librarians Is a Permission Slip, Not a Documentary” 1/11
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Boy am I grateful for Judicial Watch! I can't tell you how hard it is to be bullied by the lunatic Left. I'm all for freedom for adults to choose how to live their lives, but it is insane to expect normal, mentally stable people to believe a biological man can suddenly become a woman, or vice versa. But this is what panelist Donnie Anderson is trying to make me do. I am continually muted during meetings and personally attacked by the radical Leftists on the committee. Can’t wait to read the response Attorney James Peterson gets.
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Huge, detailed exposé on how American Library Association harms kids. Even breaking news 📰 from victimized parents how librarians + media harass them into silence. This is the ALA killer. Read it and take action. “The Librarians Is a Permission Slip, Not a Documentary” 1/11
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There you have it, folks! Mass Deportations aren’t happening. MarkWanye Mullin says DHS is waiting to arrest illegals AFTER they commit a vile crime. Mullin only wants to arrest illegals after they create a victim. Let be clear—no one voted for this.
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American Library Association’s leading “infernal witch” Kelly Jensen is one of ALA’s top child groombrarians. She keeps repeating the Miller obscenity test lie cuz it’s a top way ALA fools people into allowing school librarians to continue indoctrinating school children.
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Another white liberal woman pretends she stands w a black man to gain power and then tosses him out like trash when he’s no longer useful to her… Nothing new here… Sounds like any other day
.@GovSherrillNJ (D) on the responsibility she felt to ensure allegations of sexual harassment and ethics violation by NJ Lt. Gov Dale Caldwell were taken seriously: "When I say there's a culture change taking place, I mean it. This is part of it."
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I'm not going to lie, Grady Hendrix wrote a good vampire yarn (the explicit crap at the end involving the mom and daughter notwithstanding...I guess he thought he needed a graphic rape scene to properly finish out the vampire fight). It's not a book that belongs in a kids library or on a YA shelf, though. The majority of the book is fine for adults who like horror-comedy. It's just not something for K-12. That said, it's also not the worst and the vampire is very decidedly the bad guy with the rape scene played mostly for grotesqueness rather than anything positive. I'd have no issue recommending Grady Hendrix to an adult reader who likes horror.
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The NYPD arrested two alleged suspects in this manhole mystery . It appears the two alleged suspects that were arrested were two Venezuelan migrants . The NYPD and I believe federal authorities are digging in to see if there's any Foul Play and if this is more then just treasure hunters. I've been keeping my eyes on this crew. They are pretty hard to catch.
The manhole people are back . They were spotted at 4 am in Manhattan exiting another man hole .
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Talking about one of the most important elections - School Board elections!! @Moms4LibertyIA @M4LHarris @Moms4Liberty_IL Join in the conversation!
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.@GovSherrillNJ should’ve bumped that press conference a little later to happy hour because nobody should have to sit through an all-you-can-eat buffet of BS without a drink. Caldwell is resigning after a months-long investigation. Her campaign heard repeated concerns about behavior beginning in March. When did Sherrill know the deal, and what did she do besides leave him in charge of the state for 18 days while he was under investigation? Instead of an answer, we got Trump, Climate Week & a random, off-the-wall claim that utility ratepayers will save a magical mystery billion dollars over eight months. Then she claimed that the @NJAssemblyGOP & @NJSenateGOP are only concerned about the Caldwell debacle because we’re “ducking for cover” over Trump. Au contraire. Wanna talk about ducking for cover? Sherrill ducked for cover when summer storms devastated northwest NJ; she couldn’t even face people in the counties she used to represent in Congress. Then she said we’re bitter because she’s running an “incredibly competent” administration (that’s where we would’ve spit out our drinks). Is that what she calls promising no pork yet signing a budget full of it? Promising to freeze electric rates while bills spike? Massively botching the Delaney Hall riot response? Signing unconstitutional laws that get NJ sued on the taxpayers’ dime? Or signing a lazy, unvetted law, realizing the mistake and saying, “It’s okay, we just won’t enforce it”? Caldwell was also secretary of state, overseeing elections. Thousands of noncitizens were registered in a single year & hundreds cast ballots. So comforting to know the prerequisite she emphasized for the person taking over wasn’t cleaning up NJ’s voter rolls. Apparently it was “must dislike Trump.” And it’s the same flaccid excuse whenever NJ’s own failures come up: blame @POTUS. NJ lands at the bottom of just about every fiscal ranking in the country. This might shock and surprise her, but Trump is president of the states at the top, too. Want to know why New Jerseyans are upset? We’re getting absurd electric bills and paying for Trenton’s mistakes while she travels the country auditioning for her next job. We don’t have millions in stock holdings to cushion us from her poor decisions. NJ is our home, not her chess board or her stepping stone. We aren't pawns. We warned people during the campaign, and eight months in, she’s already got us in the rearview. We told you so. #dirtyjersey
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Would my followers please follow and repost Mary in the Library? 📚 We should be thankful people like this help parents like us. So let’s show some support. Follow now.
The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires by Grady Hendrix Found in Michigan high school libraries and possibly the classrooms. Rated 5/5 (Deviant Content) Book Rating Review: tinyurl.com/y8uxrsm6 @OccupyLibraries @DaveBondyTV @protect_txchild
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The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires by Grady Hendrix Found in Michigan high school libraries and possibly the classrooms. Rated 5/5 (Deviant Content) Book Rating Review: tinyurl.com/y8uxrsm6 @OccupyLibraries @DaveBondyTV @protect_txchild
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With “Let’s Talk About It” prominently displayed on her bookshelf.
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In anticipation of “Banned Books Week”—a convenient fiction devised by the American Library Association to distract from its ongoing efforts to adultify and sexualize children—some bookstores are proudly announcing their intention to display and sell so-called “banned books.” Here was our response to one such store, which—to their credit—attempted to define what a “banned book” is (see attached image): Thank you for defining what you mean by “banned.” Your definition at least attempts to be fair, although it is still incorrect, because “banned” means much more than simply “inaccessible.” Libraries remove books all the time, for many reasons. Yet you would not say that all of those books are “banned.” So there is something more to your definition that you are concealing. A public or school library that voluntarily chooses not to carry a particular book, for whatever reason, is not “banning” that book any more than a grocery store that chooses not to carry rambutan is “banning” rambutan. A library does not, and indeed cannot, place any restrictions on the acquisition, possession, or use of any book. Libraries are, by definition, curated collections, not warehouses. Due to limited space and myriad other concerns—including, yes, age-appropriateness and conformance to community standards—they have to choose which books to carry and which books not to carry. As you correctly noted, a book that isn’t available for checkout at a library can still be obtained through other means. Yet your definition implies that any book not provided to the public for free at taxpayer expense is “banned.” That is a rather novel and, shall we say, unorthodox understanding of the word. While your attempt at fairness is appreciated, we would urge you to go a step further and reconsider your use of the word “banned.” Definitions matter, because truth matters. #BannedBooksWeek
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The NJ Lieutenant Governor position was created because of a sex scandal. The current NJ Lieutenant Governor is being forced to resign over a sex scandal.
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Did you see at the NJEA convention they are pushing standing with illegals here in New Jersey, including workshops on Equity 🙄 assets.njea.org/njea-media/2…
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This is Ice, the defenseless Husky who was stolen and executed. We indicted three defendants for their roles in a calculated scheme to terrorize and extort his owner. As alleged in our indictment, these defendants conspired to intimidate and coerce the victim over a dispute involving a vehicle, ultimately taking his innocent dog hostage and executing him. We will speak for Ice and for all the dogs who cannot speak for themselves. Animal cruelty and violent extortion are serious federal crimes, and my office will pursue accountability to the fullest extent of the law.
Antwon Sockwell, 36, a resident of Washington, D.C., Keith Packer, 35, a resident of Suitland, Maryland, and Tierra Love, 38, a resident of Suitland, Maryland, were charged in a five-count indictment on September 18th that was unsealed today in federal court in Washington, D.C., announced @USAttyPirro. The indictment includes charges for animal crushing, conspiracy, interstate communications with the intent to extort, interstate stalking, and the use or carrying of a firearm during and in relation to a crime of violence.
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Philadelphia spent YEARS turning “don’t help ICE” into a civic identity. Now enforcement shows up without City Hall in the chain of command. Since Democrats preach that cooperating with ICE is a sin, Philadelphia no longer gets quiet arrests and enforcement. The city gets foot pursuits instead, with ICE showing up alone and finishing what City Hall refused to touch. Mass deportations aren’t radical. They’re the receipt for every Democrat city that called non-enforcement “compassion”. Bus them. Fly them. Ship them. Send them all home.
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Every Parent should watch this video. Now I understand why that father followed his daughters to the toilet despite the backlash he faced. We live in very dark times
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