rick6919:

Eric Trump’s lawyer just dropped him as a client and he won’t say why so it can’t be good

Eric's attorney just up and quit and it's not clear why...

Queerty

Dropped cause your name is Trump…the name refers to “you’re not going to be paid for services rendered…”

rick6919:

An Idaho nurse who told her family not to get vaccinated even as her mother was in a coma from COVID-19 has died of the disease

The nurse's brother told CNN that his sister didn't think there had been studies conducted on COVID-19 vaccines.

Insider

rick6919:

Ex-Rand Paul aide pardoned by Trump now charged with funneling Russian cash to Trump’s campaign

Jesse Benton, who also led Mitch McConnell's campaign, was previously convicted of buying a presidential endorsement.

Salon

rick6919:

Governor of State Leading Nation in Covid Death Rate Can't Name a Thing He'd Do Differently

“With all due respect, governor, your way is failing,” CNN’s Jake Tapper said. “Are you going to try to change anything to change this horri

Rolling Stone

rick6919:

Mum, 40, who said she was 'unmasked, unmuzzled, and unvaccinated' dies of Covid

Kristen Lowery, 40, from Escalon, California, was said to have 'unexpectedly' passed away on September 15 after a battle with the disease, l

mirror

Another denying dumbass bites the dust…tell St. Peter, “Q sent me…”

workingclasshistory:

On this day, 22 September 1960 at 5 AM, bailiffs backed up by 800 police attacked two blocks of council flats in St Pancras, London to evict two communists who had been withholding payment of a rent increase for over 8 months. Other tenants rushed from their flats to fight the police, and were joined by around 300 building and warehouse workers who went on strike to support them. By the evening a crowd of 14,000 had formed who marched on the town hall and were violently attacked by police.
This is a short history of the rent strike: https://libcom.org/history/rent-strike-st-pancras-1960 https://www.facebook.com/workingclasshistory/photos/a.296224173896073/1813671948817947/?type=3

workingclasshistory:

On this day, 20 September 1763, Filipina revolutionary anti-colonial leader of Itneg and Ilocano mestiza descent, Gabriela Silang, was executed by Spanish authorities. The previous week, she had attempted to besiege Vigan, but she was forced back to Abra, where she was later captured. She and her troops were hanged in Vigan’s central Plaza. https://www.facebook.com/workingclasshistory/photos/a.296224173896073/1812334402285035/?type=3

caroldanversenthusiast:

“LGBT people don’t need pride”

“LGBT people are accepted nowadays”

“LGBT people have enough representation”

“LGBT people have the same rights as others”

ancientegyptdaily:

_{Dr. Yasmin El Shazly talks about the importance of the village of Deir El Medina, which housed the craftsmen who build and decorated the tombs in the Valley of the Kings (Nile: 5,000 Years of History, 2018).}