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Daniel Greenfield, a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the Freedom Center, is an investigative journalist and writer focusing on the radical Left and Islamic terrorism. A few years ago, CAA announced that it had signed on to represent Patrisse Cullors. The powerful Hollywood talent agency is considered the biggest firm of its kind and doesn’t usually represent activists. But the Black Lives Matter co-founder isn’t a typical activist either. By the time that Cullors was being represented by the talent agency, the self-proclaimed “trained Marxist” was going from award dinners to studio events. Most speaking fees aren t made public, but last year, Cullors, along with the other two co-founders of the racist BLM hate group, charged the University of Florida $10,000 each to address students online.
Capt. Dorn s family and ESOP members back Missouri bills to rename portion of highway after Dorn
In honor of Dorn’s legacy, ESOP also plans to make a highway memorial sign, possibly rename the street where Dorn was murdered, and host a luncheon as a tribute Author: Sasha Sander (KSDK) Updated: 7:34 PM CST March 9, 2021
ST. LOUIS The Ethical Society of Police and Captain David Dorn’s family testified in support of Missouri House and Senate Bills to rename a portion of a highway after Dorn.
Senate Bill 520 and House Bill 1263 are the bills that seek this change.
5 On Your Side spoke with David Dorn s daughters Lisa Dorn and Deborah Dorn White about what this bill means to them.
web posted January 18, 2021
For America’s obdurate ideologues, it has always been an intellectual challenge to connect the historical dots. Inexorable as these connective dots may be, the ideologues’s ability to parse language, compartmentalize issues, and rationalize destructive behavior allow them to move seamlessly from one cause du jour to another, with little reflection on what preceded and influenced the current crisis at hand.
In the 1930’s, our domestic socialists and communists lauded Stalin even as he sent millions to their death in the Gulags. While condemning Hitler publicly, Roosevelt quietly refused port of entry for the
S.S. St. Louis that was carrying 937 Jewish refugees, many of them children escaping the Nazis deathcamps. Recently, one of the most glaring examples of historical cognitive dissonance was the 9/11 attack on America, which was peddled as a natural “blowback” to America’s imperial hegemony,