Open the images to see a (partial) list of the drug scum he's released

So these two mega-billionaires—who supported Trump as he opposed meaningful loan forgiveness for tens of millions of young people because Trump has increased their net worth immeasurably—are donating an infinitesimal portion of their wealth to help a few kids turn $250 into $700 over 18 years? WOW.

Wordle 1,628 6/6 🟨🟨🟨⬜🟩 ⬜🟩🟩🟩🟩 ⬜🟩🟩🟩🟩 ⬜🟩🟩🟩🟩 ⬜🟩🟩🟩🟩 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 Derp deep rabbit hole @barskin.bsky.social... See I had 4/5 in the 1st! This is my 45/1087 6/6!

Dec 3 Historybook: Rock star Ozzy Osbourne born (1948); Actress Julianne Moore born (1960); First human heart transplant carried out (1967); Mikhail Gorbachev and George HW Bush declare end to Cold War (1989); Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Gwendolyn Brooks dies (2000).

Dec 2 Historybook: Abolitionist John Brown dies (1859); Scientists achieve 1st manmade, self-sustaining nuclear reaction (1942); Designer Gianni Versace born (1946); US Environmental Protection Agency is created (1970); Britney Spears born (1981); Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar killed (1993).

Dec 1 Historybook: First moving assembly line introduced by Ford Motor Company (1913); Rosa Parks arrested in Alabama for refusing to give up her bus seat (1955); Author and activist James Baldwin dies (1987); World AIDS Day commemorated for first time (1988).

The information in this video really explains why the pipeline (if it actually gets built) would be a boon to Canada, as it would reduce the CO2 emissions from mining oil and gas to ZERO! Yes burning the oil remains an issue, but there is still a market for it, and jobs. I skipped 5-7 min at start.

Bov 30 Historybook: Holy Roman Emperor Otto II ends the siege of Paris (978); Preliminary Treaty of Paris, ending the Revolutionary War, signed (1782); Woody Allen born (1935); London's Crystal Palace destroyed by fire (1936); Billy Idol born (1955).

Nov 20 Historybook: "Chronicles of Narnia" author CS Lewis born (1898); Warren Commission is established to investigate President Kennedy's assassination (1963); Social activist Dorothy Day dies (1980); The Beatles guitarist George Harrison dies (2001).

Need a good laugh... Scroll thru the comments. I neatly died laughing.

🔥POWERFUL AD ABOUT ICE AGENTS: “What will you say when your kids ask you about your day? A mask can’t hide you from your neighbors, your family, God… you can walk away, but the shame will follow you home.”

Nov 26 Historybook: Abolitionist Sojourner Truth dies (1883); National Hockey League founded (1917); "Peanuts" creator Charles M. Schulz born (1922); Archaeologist Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon enter King Tut's tomb (1922); Singer and actress Tina Turner born (1939).

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Nov 24 Historybook: Charles Darwin’s “On the Origin of Species” published (1859); Lee Harvey Oswald is shot and killed just two days after assassinating President Kennedy (1963); Queen lead singer Freddie Mercury dies (1991); “Brady Bunch” actress Florence Henderson dies (2016).

Nov 22 Historybook: Author Jack London dies (1916); Tennis star and social activist Billie Jean King born (1943); President John F. Kennedy assassinated (1963); Author C.S. Lewis dies (1963); Max Headroom hijacks Chicago TV signals (1987); British PM Margaret Thatcher announces resignation (1990).

Nov 21 Historybook: French philosopher Voltaire born (1694); Thomas Edison announces phonograph invention (1877); Icelandic singer-songwriter Björk born (1965); Baseball great Ken Griffey Jr. born (1969); Robert Mugabe resigns as president of Zimbabwe after 37 years in office (2017).

Nov 20 Historybook: US Sen. Robert F. Kennedy born (1925); Former President Joe Biden born (1942); Nuremberg trials against 24 Nazi war criminals begin (1945); Actress Bo Derek born (1956); Microsoft Windows 1.0 released (1985).

Google recommended this for me and honestly, I nearly pissed myself laughing... Rusty Haystack had fun singing songs that were banned back in 1960. I still doubt she'd get much radio play, but I want to cover this tune! music.youtube.com/watch?v=DZpB...

Nov 19 Historybook: President James Garfield born (1831); President Abraham Lincoln delivers Gettysburg Address (1863); Indira Gandhi, first and only female prime minister of India, born (1917); Actress Meg Ryan born (1961); First lady Rosalynn Carter dies (2023)

Nov 18 Historybook: Disney's "Steamboat Willie," first cartoon with synchronized sound, premieres (1928); Poet and novelist Margaret Atwood born (1939); 918 people die in Jonestown, Guyana (1978); Massachusetts court ruling makes the state the first to recognize same-sex marriage (2003).

Nov 17 Historybook: Danny DeVito born (1944); Former US national security adviser Susan Rice born (1964); Arnold Schwarzenegger sworn in as governor of California (2003); First known case of COVID-19 traced to man who visited Wuhan, China (2019).

Trump & Bondi versus the Rule of Law: This is why we Americans live in fear today The Honorable Thomas Cullen, the judge from the Federal District Court in Virginia who was brought in to decide Donald Trump’s and Pam Bondi’s corrupt and unprecedented lawsuit against the Federal Court in Maryland,

Would not be surprised now to learn Jeffery Epstein was the photographer.

Watch. Listen. Repost ad infinitum.

Nov 16 Historybook: Blues musician WC Handy born (1873); UNESCO founded (1945); Benazir Bhutto elected prime minister of Pakistan, becomes first woman in modern history to lead Muslim-majority country (1988); Nobel Prize-winning economist Milton Friedman dies (2006).

Nov 15 Historybook: Articles of Confederation adopted by Continental Congress (1777); Artist Georgia O’Keeffe born (1887); Famed anthropologist Margaret Mead dies (1978); Joan Zwicker, my mom, dies (2018); Mircosoft releases 1st Xbox gaming console (2001); World population tops 8 billion (2022)

Nov 14 Historybook: French painter Claude Monet born (1840); "Moby-Dick" is first published in the US (1851); Albert Einstein first presents quantum theory of light (1908); Booker T. Washington dies (1915); Condoleezza Rice born (1954).

He is literally trying to start another war for oil to prevent you from seeing this picture of him on Epstein's plane you know what to do

Nov 13 Historybook: Walt Disney’s groundbreaking animated film "Fantasia" premieres (1940); Actress and comedian Whoopi Goldberg born (1955); Montgomery bus boycott pushes US Supreme Court to rule Alabama bus segregation illegal (1956); Kim Ng named first female MLB general manager (2020)

Who needs the Department of About to tell you how bad it is? Jeepers. Hang on, we're in for a rough ride.

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The ghost of Virginia Giuffre is haunting the White House.

Nov 12 Historybook: American suffragist and civil rights activist Elizabeth Cady Stanton born (1815); Josef Stalin gains undisputed control of the Soviet Union (1927); Actress and Princess of Monaco Grace Kelly born (1929); Actor Ryan Gosling born (1980); Comic book writer Stan Lee dies (2018).

The tRump action tracker kept by a British Academic share.google/N6eyIpp5XqeQ...

You can’t heal your soul in a burning world by retreating to a hermetically sealed, air-conditioned room. The smoke will find you. Better to be a firefighter.

tRump said if Kamala Harris was elected there'd be lineups for food. Here are his military personnel lined up for food.

Of course he did. He only pardons the very worst people!

Nov 9 Historybook: Napoleon Bonaparte leads coup and becomes dictator of France (1799); American poet and Pulitzer Prize-winner Anne Sexton born (1928); Astronomer Carl Sagan born (1934); First issue of Rolling Stone published (1967).

Nov 8 Historybook: Astronomer Edmond Halley born (1656); X-rays are discovered (1895); Teddy Roosevelt embarks on 17-day trip to Panama and Puerto Rico, becoming first president to make diplomatic tour outside continental US (1906); /2

Here's a very good question that needs to be asked by some brave reporter.

Nov 8 Historybook: Nobel Prize-winning physicist and chemist Marie Curie born (1867); Jeannette Rankin becomes 1st woman elected to US Congress (1916); Evangelist Billy Graham born (1918); Former 1st Lady A. Eleanor Roosevelt dies (1962); Earvin "Magic" Johnson announces HIV+ diagnosis (1991)

As Cocteau said, "You can't explain it. You feel it." Movie: Uncle Yanco (1967) Director: Agnès Varda 🌱 🐝 🎵 ...If you're down, rise again... 🐝 (Bog yellow asphodel plant ☘️🌵) 🌼 (Video By Kirpal Singh)

No 6 Historybook: Abraham Lincoln elected 16th president of the US (1860); Basketball inventor Dr. James Naismith born (1861); The UN formally condemns apartheid in South Africa (1962); Hollywood great Gene Tierney dies (1991).

Nov 5 Historybook: Gone with the Wind actress Vivien Leigh b (1913); Writer Sinclair Lewis is 1st American to win Nobel Prize for literature (1930); Franklin D. Roosevelt is 1st and only US president elected to 3rd term (1940); Saddam Hussein sentenced to death (2006); Google unveils Android (2007)

No 4 Historybook: Journalist Walter Cronkite born (1916); Nellie Tayloe Ross becomes first woman elected governor in the US (1924); Former first lady Laura Bush born (1946); Iran hostage crisis begins (1979); Barack Obama becomes first African American elected US president (2008).

No 3 Historybook: American sharpshooter Annie Oakley dies (1926); Journalist and fashion icon Dame Anna Wintour born (1949); The Soviet Union launches first animal into space (1957); US arms sale to Iran revealed (1986); One World Trade Center officially opens on former site of Twin Towers (2014).

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