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Four students were injured in a school shooting in Dallas yesterday at Wilmer-Hutchins High School. It’s the second shooting in less than 12 months at this school. Here is what the MSM won’t mention: the school is 56% Black and 40% Hispanic, and of the 914 students, 675 (74%) were considered economically disadvantaged, while 26% of them don’t speak English, meaning that the student body has a significant illegal immigrant presence. There is a high likelihood of gang involvement. The school only has 18 white students.

Still, the MSM will make hay out of this being a “school shooting” even though this is clearly not the same kind of school shooting that we saw in Parkland or Nashville. The MSM is conflicted on this one, because even though the shooter isn’t a leftist tranny, he is probably a gang member, and it’s a coin toss if he is an illegal or not.

Police said the gun used in the shooting did not enter the building through “regular intake,” when the students enter the building in the morning through metal detectors and are subject to a bag search, proving once again that “gun free zones” don’t work.

Connections

Since we are talking about religion so much this week, I was reminded of something. I mentioned that I spent several years in a Christian private school. One of the things that always fascinated me was how so many things in that book captured the human condition.

Nuclear power is the power of the stars. The Chernobyl reactor melted down in 1986. The area, even aquafers with a formation period measured in decades, was heavily contaminated with radionuclides, in some cases more than 100,000 times higher than background radiation.

There is a connection to that in the Christian bible. Let me explain:

The third angel sounded his trumpet, and a great star, blazing like a torch, fell from the sky on a third of the rivers and on the springs of water—  the name of the star is Wormwood. A third of the waters turned bitter, and many people died from the waters that had become bitter.

The Ukrainian word for the common wormwood plant (Artemisia vulgaris) is “Чорнобиль” (chornóbyl).

Striking, isn’t it?

Free Speech

A pair of fathers were banned from their daughters’ school soccer games because they were wearing pink wristbands with ‘XX’ printed on them, as a silent protest against males being permitted to play in girls’ sports. They sued.

The Federal judges ruled that the school was within their rights to kick the fathers out of the game.

I don’t want to hear shit from the left about free speech. This will mean the end of women’s and girls’ sports.

Ghetto Lottery

After spending a couple of days talking about how I try to show people compassion, some idiots go and validate a stereotype and test my empathy. Of course I can’t be empathic to a guy and his family when they stab someone for telling him he was in the wrong seat, but this gets even worse.

The kid and his family used this as a fundraising opportunity and raised over $400k from gullible morons who hate white people. They also got a racist black judge to agree with them, and lowered the murderer’s bond from $1 million down to $250k. So the father decided to quit his job and use the money was a windfall and have decided to spend it on a new house. He is claiming that the case has caused the family to need a new house because of racist threats.

George Zimmerman and Kyle Rittenhouse would like to comment on this.

The trial hasn’t even started yet, and they are back to not having a pot to piss in, but at least they now own a window to throw it out of. If I were the dead victim’s family, I would already be filing a wrongful death lawsuit and taking that shit.

Let’s Keep Our Money

Harvard is claiming that the Trump administration is attempting to force it to give up its constitutional rights when they tie Federal funding to conditions and accuse the administration of trying to “control teaching and learning at Harvard.” That is false. Where in the Constitution does it say that a college has a Constitutional right to the public treasury? I think that it is obscene that the US government is giving taxpayer dollars to an elite school that despises most of the people who are paying the taxes that make that very funding possible.

Harvard got $820 million last year. The list goes on. Columbia got more than $1.5 billion. All told, the eight colleges of the Ivy League received more than $6 billion in government handouts last year, despite the fact that they collectively are sitting on $185 billion in endowment funds.

The Harvard college has the largest endowment of any school in the world- to the tune of more than $53 billion dollars. They spend most of their money and time supporting leftist causes like David Hogg, who is now the vice chairman of the DNC. That is influence peddling of the highest order. Five of our last eight Presidents attended either Yale or Harvard.

I say that the Ivy league doesn’t need our money, and I think we should keep it.