Wednesday, June 30, 2021
Simply Too Much Bullshit for Me to Type About B4 HEADIN OUT TO THE DAYJOB!!!!!
Tuesday, June 29, 2021
MTR - "Women with high body counts don't make good decisions..."
Monday, June 28, 2021
Sunday, June 27, 2021
This is why We are On the Bottom. We continue to ELECT-&-SUPPORT ANTI-BLACK POLITICIANS....
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Clyburn echoes Scott's comments on race — but hits back at GOP voting laws push
Rep. Jim Clyburn on Friday said America was not a racist country — echoing a remark made by Sen. Tim Scott on Wednesday that stoked fierce debate.
"We should stop arguing about whether or not this is a racist country. It is not," Clyburn, the No. 3 House Democrat and fellow South Carolinian told CNN. "A racist country would never elect Barack Obama president or Kamala Harris vice president," he added.
Clyburn's remarks were in response to efforts in Florida to enact new voting rights laws that critics say would be restrictive. He added that even though he doesn't believe the country is racist, there were still "racially tinged things that are taking place in Georgia, in Florida and many other states," referencing voting rights bills that have popped up in state legislatures across the country.
The two lawmakers are both Black men representing South Carolina in Congress, although they are worlds apart politically and ideologically. In 2019, Clyburn told the Post and Courier he had a "pleasant" relationship with Scott, but appeared to suggest last October that Scott, the GOP's lone Black senator, was a Republican token.
In the interview, Clyburn also pushed back against Scott's claim that Republicans were passing voting rights bills to make it harder to cheat in elections.
"It's not accurate at all. There's been no cheating taking place," Clyburn said. "This is just crazy stuff. And I would hope that Tim and everybody else would just stop perpetuating this foolishness," he added.
His position is in line with what President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris said Thursday in interviews with NBC and ABC, respectively, where they both emphasized the need to acknowledge the history of racism in the United States.
"First of all, no, I don't think America is a racist country, but we also do have to speak the truth about the history of racism in our country and its existence today," Harris said.
Those comments reflect a debate that was spurred in part by Scott, who delivered the GOP response to Biden's first joint address to Congress on Wednesday.
"America is not a racist country," Scott said, while recounting his own experiences of discrimination.
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Saturday, June 26, 2021
Doing More Concept-Artwork....
Thursday, June 24, 2021
Green Gorilla - What Is The Engine That Drives The Gynocracy?
Whitewomen VERIFYING that they are NO DIFFERENT THAN WHITEMEN
Ask Me again how things can allegedly be "so bad" for Whitewomen, yet they consistently show that they are in LOCK-STEP with Their Whitemen in the Worst Ways possible. This is why MONEY MATTERS & GETTING ONES ECONOMY-COMMERCE & FINANCIAL-STABILITY IS CRITICAL...!
Jason Black has CONSISTENTLY talked about the Fact that BEING POOR, BEING FINANCIALLY UNSTABLE, ALLOWS FOR WHITES TO CONSISTENTLY ATTACK, MURDER AND KILL US WITH IMPUNITY...!
While KNOWING WE LACK THE FINANCIAL RESOURCES TO INVEST IN, CREATE & PAY FOR THE VARIOUS THINGS WE NEED TO STOP WHITE-INCURSIONS & ATTACKS AGAINST US.
We HAVE NO BUSINESSES FOR OUR CHILDREN TO INHERIT.
We HAVE NO INSTITUTIONS FOR OUR CHILDREN & OURSELVES AS ADULTS, to SAFELY CONGREGATE & REINFORCE & REVIEW WHAT WE NEED TO BE DOING & WHY, as well as WHAT IS CURRENTLY GOING ON AND NEEDS TO BE ADDRESSED.
This DISTURBING ARTICLE.
Also highlights that Whites CONTINUE TO GO TO ANY PLACE WHERE BLACK PEOPLE ARE POOR, and then EXPLOIT US, while LITERALLY GETTING ASSISTANCE FROM US IN AREAS THAT NONE OF WHAT THEY ARE DOING SHOULD BE GOING ON....
Older Whitewomen join Kenya's sex tourists
MOMBASA, Kenya (Reuters) - Bethan, 56, lives in southern England on the same street as best friend Allie, 64.
They are on their first holiday to Kenya, a country they say is “just full of big young boys who like us older girls.”
Hard figures are difficult to come by, but local people on the coast estimate that as many as one in five single women visiting from rich countries are in search of sex.
Allie and Bethan -- who both declined to give their full names -- said they planned to spend a whole month touring Kenya’s palm-fringed beaches. They would do well to avoid the country’s tourism officials.
“It’s not evil,” said Jake Grieves-Cook, chairman of the Kenya Tourist Board, when asked about the practice of older rich women traveling for sex with young Kenyan men.
“But it’s certainly something we frown upon.”
Also, the health risks are stark in a country with an AIDS prevalence of 6.9 percent. Although condom use can only be guessed at, Julia Davidson, an academic at Nottingham University who writes on sex tourism, said that in the course of her research she had met women who shunned condoms -- finding them too “businesslike” for their exotic fantasies.
The white beaches of the Indian Ocean coast stretched before the friends as they both walked arm-in-arm with young African men, Allie resting her white haired-head on the shoulder of her companion, a six-foot-four 23-year-old from the Maasai tribe.
He wore new sunglasses he said were a gift from her.
“We both get something we want -- where’s the negative?” Allie asked in a bar later, nursing a strong, golden cocktail.
She was still wearing her bikini top, having just pulled on a pair of jeans and a necklace of traditional African beads.
Bethan sipped the same local drink: a powerful mix of honey, fresh limes and vodka known locally as “Dawa,” or “medicine.”
She kept one eye on her date -- a 20-year-old playing pool, a red bandana tying back dreadlocks and new-looking sports shoes on his feet.
He looked up and came to join her at the table, kissing her, then collecting more coins for the pool game.
“JUST UNWHOLESOME”
Grieves-Cook and many hotel managers say they are doing all they can to discourage the practice of older women picking up local boys, arguing it is far from the type of tourism they want to encourage in the east African nation.
“The head of a local hoteliers’ association told me they have begun taking measures -- like refusing guests who want to change from a single to a double room,” Grieves-Cook said.
“It’s about trying to make those guests feel as uncomfortable as possible ... But it’s a fine line. We are 100 percent against anything illegal, such as prostitution. But it’s different with something like this -- it’s just unwholesome.”
These same beaches have long been notorious for attracting another type of sex tourists -- those who abuse children.
As many as 15,000 girls in four coastal districts -- about a third of all 12-18 year-olds girls there -- are involved in casual sex for cash, a joint study by Kenya’s government and U.N. children’s charity UNICEF reported late last year.
Up to 3,000 more girls and boys are in full-time sex work, it said, some paid for the “most horrific and abnormal acts.”
“PREYING ON POVERTY?”
Emerging alongside this black market trade -- and obvious in the bars and on the sand once the sun goes down -- are thousands of elderly white women hoping for romantic, and legal, encounters with much younger Kenyan men.
They go dining at fine restaurants, then dancing, and back to expensive hotel rooms overlooking the coast.
“One type of sex tourist attracted the other,” said one manager at a shorefront bar on Mombasa’s Bamburi beach.
“Old white guys have always come for the younger girls and boys, preying on their poverty ... But these old women followed ... they never push the legal age limits, they seem happy just doing what is sneered at in their countries.”
Experts say some thrive on the social status and financial power that comes from taking much poorer, younger lovers.
“This is what is sold to tourists by tourism companies -- a kind of return to a colonial past, where white women are served, serviced, and pampered by black minions,” said Nottinghan University’s Davidson.
“LIVE LIKE THE RICH”
Many of the visitors are on the lookout for men like Joseph.
Flashing a dazzling smile and built like an Olympic basketball star, the 22-year-old said he has slept with more than 100 white women, most of them 30 years his senior.
“When I go into the clubs, those are the only women I look for now,” he told Reuters. “I get to live like the rich mzungus (white people) who come here from rich countries, staying in the best hotels and just having my fun.”
At one club, a group of about 25 dancing men -- most of them Joseph look-alikes -- edge closer and closer to a crowd of more than a dozen white women, all in their autumn years.
“It’s not love, obviously. I didn’t come here looking for a husband,” Bethan said over a pounding beat from the speakers.
“It’s a social arrangement. I buy him a nice shirt and we go out for dinner. For as long as he stays with me he doesn’t pay for anything, and I get what I want -- a good time. How is that different from a man buying a young girl dinner?”
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