The Aboriginals have to break the cycle of incest, substance abuse, and assault. It's on them. Just like the Black Commuity has to break the cycle of single-parent homes, substance abuse, and glorifying a criminal culture that celebrates everything backward. That is on Blacks. But oh no. Cry to Rev Sharpton about whitey keeping u down 200 years ago....wtf
I'll say one thing about Toronto.... and Ottawa too...... I don't know about world class culture,.... but you have some world class strip clubs up there.
Bayzle Morgan, 24, who is accused of stealing a man’s motorcycle at gunpoint, has tattoos including a teardrop below his right eye, a swastika within a clover under his left eye, the words “Most Wanted” on his forehead, the words “Baby Nazi” on his neck, the Iron Cross on the back of his head and text that says “skin” and “head” over his eyebrows. District Judge Richard Scotti asked a cosmetologist to conceal his tattoos on each day of the trail, which started Monday. On Friday, a cosmetologist spent about two hours applying makeup to cover Morgan’s tattoos for a test makeover, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports. A month ago, a different group of jurors were called on to decide the case, but when they saw his tattoos, they said they could not be fair and impartial. The judge delayed the trial while lawyers on both sides considered what to do about the tattoos, and prosecutors asked for the tattoos to be concealed. Morgan is also facing the death penalty in the killing a 75-year-old. His murder trial is scheduled to begin next month.
Yes, Donald trump is pig. http://www.pnj.com/story/news/polit...freedom-kids-dad-sue-trump-campaign/87570234/ Opick said the USA Freedom Kids began about two-and-a-half years ago as a way for his daughter to perform, feel empowered and express her patriotism. Popick said originally the group was meant to be “all-American” and not representative of any one political party or agenda. Popick said he contacted numerous political candidates about the group’s music, including the Hillary Clinton campaign, but only Trump’s camp expressed an interest. “Corey Lewandowski (Trump’s former campaign manager) called me back personally in December 2015,” Popick said. “We chatted for a bit, and he said they may be doing a rally in Naples after New Year’s.” That rally never came to fruition, but Trump’s campaign staff invited the Freedom Kids to perform in Pensacola. The caveat was that the group’s fees were too high, Popick said. “We agreed I would cover all the expenses, but they would give us a table at the Pensacola event to sell copies of the album the girls were working on.” When Popick arrived at the venue with three Freedom Kids in tow, he found the group had no credentials to get inside and no table. The show went on, but Popick said he didn’t recoup any of his costs. In fact, he said that he was forced to leave the group’s merchandise outside, “never to be seen again.” Popick said public feedback in the wake of the performance was mixed, but that intermittent communications from the Trump campaign were positive. He said the Freedom Kids were asked to write a new song and perform exclusively for Trump. Despite lingering concerns about the lack of consistent communication from Trump staffers, Popick agreed to bring the Freedom Kids to another event in Des Moines This time the agreement was that Popick would pay the Freedom Kids’ way to Iowa, but in return they would get “huge” exposure from the event, Popick said. He purchased plane tickets to fly the Freedom Kids to Chicago, then drove more than 300 miles to Des Moines. About halfway through the trip, he got word that plans had changed and there would be no performance. The Freedom Kids still attended the event as “invited guests,” but Popick said he ate the expenses. “I upheld my end of the bargain, and then ‘things changed,’ and they would never tell me why or when or what,” Popick said. “Give me a concrete answer just so I can tell my girls … it’s affected them pretty severely, and I’ve tried to do as much as I can to explain it to them.” Popick said he did not have a total on how much he spent on the two performances, but that he and his attorney planned to proceed with a lawsuit. “I think there’s a legal issue and a moral issue,” Popick said. “I think Donald Trump should have shown some support for these girls, somehow, some way … I’m not looking to do battle with the Trump campaign, but I have to make this right for the girls.” Popick said the Freedom Girls were continuing to perform. They have an album releasing next month – "Freedom Reborn" — and a live concert planned for November. He added that people generally respond well to the girls’ performance, but that there was still some negative fallout from their association with Trump. “There were numerous things that all fell away as a result of the way this all went,” Popick said. “We’ve become a ship without a port … people respond really well to them, but there’s that duality. It was probably a mistake to do that Trump rally. Their music is patriotic, not political, but these girls are now almost stereotyped that way.” “We feel it’s very sad that the Trump campaign has forsaken us, but we really want people to know that Freedom Kids is America’s group, not Donald Trump’s group.”
More from the trump pig. Outcry follows Trump invitation to Russian hackers Former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta called Donald Trump's remarks about Russia "inconceivable" in a scathing primetime address to the Democratic National Convention that slammed the GOP presidential nominee. "It's inconceivable to me that any presidential candidate would be this irresponsible," Panetta, also a former CIA director under President Obama, said Wednesday. Panetta wasn't the only speaker on Wednesday night to trash Trump's comments, but he was perhaps the most vociferous of the early speakers. "Today, Donald Trump once again took Russia's side. He asked the Russians to engage in American politics," Panetta said. "Think about that for a moment. Donald Trump is asking one of our adversaries to engage in hacking or intelligence efforts against the United States to affect our election." The first mention of Trump's Russia remarks came Wednesday evening from retired rear admiral John Hutson. "This morning, this very morning, he personally invited Russia to hack us," Hutson, a former Republican who has spoken at multiple Democratic conventions, said Wednesday, prompting loud boos from the crowd. "That's not law and order, that's criminal intent."