#Klan

[skrzynka]

jeden z ulubionych elementów okołoklanowych jest fakt że aktor grający darka (ten żołnierzyk co pilnował ambasady nieistniejącego państwa) prowadzi peja na facebooku pt "darek z klanu" i to jest niesamowita strona. doslownie wzgląd w umysł przeciętnego polskiego 50 letniego mężczyzny myślę. napisał również książkę z "opowieściami, felietonami i wierszami", która również ma tytuł (albo może autora?) "darek z klanu" i boję się jaka może być jej treść.

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Nelly Says 'It's an Honor' to Perform at Trump's Inauguration in Response to Backlash: 'The Klan Was Created by the Democrats'

Rapper Nelly has defended his decision to perform at President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration, calling it “an honor.” Nelly said in an often contentious interview with fellow rapper Willie D that he will be performing at the Liberty Ball on Monday out of respect for the office of the president.

“I’m not doing this for money. I’m doing this ’cause it’s an honor. I respect the office,” Nelly said. “It don’t matter who is in office. The same way that our men and women, our brothers and sisters who protect this country, have to go to war and have to put their life on the line for whoever [is] in office.”

“So, if they can put their life on the line for whoever [is] in office, I can damn sure perform for whoever [is] in office,” he added.“I was born on military base in Austin. My father served. My grandfather served. My uncle served. My auntie served. My cousins served. I’ve entertainment the troops all over the world. Ain’t no money in that. That’s something that I felt I had to do because I was one of those kids on those military bases, ” Nelly added.

Nelly also dismissed the idea of Trump being a white supremacist.

“I would ask them to show me where he’s a white supremacist,” Nelly said. “The politics, for me, is over. He won! He’s the president. He’s the commander in chief of what I would like to say is the best country in the world.”

“It is an honor for me to perform for the president of the United States, regardless of who is in office. If President Biden would’ve asked me to perform, I would’ve performed. If Vice President Kamala Harris would’ve won and asked me to perform, I would’ve performed,” he added.

The Grammy-winner also criticized Biden and Democrats, saying it was racist when Biden told radio host Charlamagne da God “you ain’t black” if you vote for Trump.

The conversation later changed when host Willie D called America a “Klan country.”

“That was created by the Democrats. The Klan was created by the Democrats,” Nelly said, a historic point to which Willie D conceded. “If you tell me this a Klan country. I ask you what party did the Klan come from. All the damage the Klan did, in the 20s, the 30s, the 40s, … all the damage that they did — but that party — we supposed to forgive all of that damage?”

Country artist Carrie Underwood will also be performing at the event along with Kid Rock, Billy Ray Cyrus and Lee Greenwood.

“I love our country and am honored to have been asked to sing at the inauguration and to be a small part of this historic event,” Underwood said in a statement. “I am humbled to answer the call at a time when we must all come together in the spirit of unity and looking to the future.”

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women of the klan stand by their cross

[reasoningdaily]

The Word Nigga - Free and Enslaved; means the same thing..

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This is the story of the Negro Boys Industrial School Fire of 1959.

A Report From NewsOne a service of benandsteve.com

Deemed one of Arkansas’ greatest mysteries, the history of the 1959 fire at the Negro Boys Industrial School is still an enigma. 

Who would lock innocent Black teenage boys into a building and set it on fire? The thought seems unimaginable, but it happened. 

In the 1950s, Arkansas was ground zero for the segregation of public schools in America.

The historic Brown v. Board of Education U.S. Supreme Court case of 1954 declared that all laws establishing segregated schools were unconstitutional, calling for schools throughout the nation to be desegregated.

After the court’s decision, the NAACP began registering Black students in previously all-white schools. Little Rock in Arkansas was one of the first cities to agree to comply with the Supreme Court ruling, and by 1957, nine Black students were selected to attend previously all-white Little Rock Central High. The students would be known as the Little Rock Nine.

The Day Black Boys Burned: Uncovering The 1959 Fire At The Negro Boys Industrial School

On Sept. 4, 1957, the Little Rock Nine arrived at Little Rock Central High School, hoping to just focus on school. Instead, they were hounded by an angry, racist mob of white students trying to keep them out. The angry white mob, which consisted of students, parents, and Little Rock citizens, yelled racial slurs and physical threats at the Black students, trying their best to keep them out of their schools. Arkansas Governor Orval M. Faubus even attempted to use the Arkansas National Guard to keep the nine students out of the school.

The terror these nine Black students faced trying to go to a new school was horrific, but the violence and hatred wouldn’t end with the Little Rock Nine. A few years later, the Negro Boys Industrial School, an alternative school for Black boys in Wrightsville, would suffer an even worse fate.

On March 5, 1959, at 4 a.m., when the school was asleep, 69 Black students, ages 13 to 17, were padlocked inside the dormitories of the Negro Boys Industrial School, and the dorms mysteriously set ablaze. The boys fought and struggled to survive the burning building, clawing their way to safety by prying off mesh metal screens from two windows. 

The following day, the bodies of 21 Black boys were found piled on top of each other in the corner of the burned dormitory. 

There Is More To The Story!

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Shocking: ICE run by white supremacists

The Observer has identified the operator of “GlomarResponder,” an overtly racist social media account, as ICE Assistant Chief Counsel James Rodden, based on an overwhelming number of biographical details matched through publicly available documents, other social media activity, and courtroom observation.

i guess when ICE is “overtly” racist it becomes a problem. meanwhile, the ICE ‘Citizen's Academy’ trains the latest permutation of the Klan in surveillance and arms.

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Founded in December 1865 by former Confederate Army officers, the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) operated as a secret vigilante group targeting Black people and their allies with violent terrorism to resist Reconstruction and re-establish a system of white supremacy in the South.

KKK violence was so intense in South Carolina after the Civil War that U.S. Attorney General Amos Akerman and Army Major Lewis Merrill traveled there to investigate. In York County alone they found evidence of 11 murders and more than 600 whippings and other assaults. When local grand juries failed to take action, Mr. Akerman urged President Ulysses S. Grant to intervene, describing the counties as “under the domination of systematic and organized depravity.” Mr. Merrill said the situation was a “carnival of crime not paralleled in the history of any civilized community.” 

In April 1871, President Grant signed the Ku Klux Klan Act, which made it a federal crime to deprive American citizens of their civil rights through racial terrorism. On October 12, 1871, President Grant warned nine South Carolina counties with prevalent KKK activity that martial law would be declared if the Klan did not disperse. The warning was ignored. On October 17, 1871, President Grant declared martial law and suspended the writ of habeas corpus in the same nine counties. Once he did so, federal forces were allowed to arrest and imprison KKK members and instigators of racial terrorism without bringing them before a judge or into court.

Many affluent Klan members fled the jurisdiction to avoid arrest, but by December 1871 approximately 600 Klansmen were in jail. More than 200 arrestees were indicted, 53 pleaded guilty, and five were convicted at trial. Klan terrorism in South Carolina decreased significantly after the arrests and trials, but racial violence targeting Black people continued throughout the South for decades.

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KURRWWAAAAAAAAA POMOCY

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Paša iz ‘Klana’: Rođen u Novom Pazaru, mama mu je iz Sarajeva

Nedim Nezirović (29), kojeg je region upoznao kao Pašu u seriji “Klan”, član je Narodnog pozorišta u Beogradu. Ovaj glumac koji je rođen u Novom Pazaru, u aktuelnom repertoaru NP Beograda glumi u šest predstava. Osnovnu školu i Gimnaziju Nezirović je završio u rodnom gradu. Godine 2015. upisuje Fakultet dramskih umjetnosti u Beogradu (odsjek „Gluma“), gde diplomira u klasi profesora Dragana…

[skrzynka]

me and who

[talesofputridity]

Abre la boca y arrojala

Ojalá nunca me falta una hoja-la

[bimshwel]

klanned apparenthood

a picture with no real need to exist

[reasoningdaily]

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primorsky boulevard, aleksandr polynnikov 1988

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sabrina passes by with some sandwiches for the guests, documentary 2022

[dylanrc22]

Dms open for anyone who wants to roleplay with me

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Klan...

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