#jon mcnaughton

[sam-keeper]

Hey, you see the recent output from Jon McNaughton, painter of all values traditional and all aesthetics that uphold the Western Tradition? Yeah, is it just me or is it starting to look a little... you know... degenerate?

[thewestern]

the presidents of my lifetime in technicolor portrait, arranged clockwise from top left in chronological order

[wtffundiefamilies]

I found these in the drafts of an old app. I assume, much like the Christian god, that I had plans for these. (Hopefully) unlike the Christian god, I've completely forgotten what those might have been.

[danitaable]

In Despair, I Hung My Head

Peace is Coming – Jon McNaughton On Christmas day in 1863, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow was inspired to write a poem. He titled his poem, Christmas Bells. We now know the poem as a song: I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day On that 1863 Christmas, the country was at war with itself. Longellow’s oldest son was hospitalized with a serious injury he had sustained in the war earlier in December. All…

[alphaman99]

Jon McNaughton

I love to paint images that reflect the truth, even if it hurts. These people hate America and their allegiances are treasonous!

[kinialohaguy]

The Unwelcomed Welcomed

Aloha kākou. National Emergency: A painting by Jon McNaughton. “Every year hundreds of thousands of foreign nationals march to our southern border and cross into our country. Who are they? What right do they have to come here?” The figures from left to right: Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, Rashida Tlaib, Ilhan Omar, Chuck Schumer, Adam Schiff, Nancy Pelosi, Maxine…

[snacking-on-art-2022]

From left to right: Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Chuck Schumer, Nancy Pelosi, Hillary Clinton, Jeffrey Epstein, Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, Jerry Nadler “Trick or Treat” by Jon McNaughton

[zenosanalytic]

Love this critique, but I also get a kick out of how, by this jerk's own standards, the work of Jon McNaughton, The United State's most famous fascist artist, is "Bad Art".

All of his art is whining about US politics; All of it is cope and seethe over the successes and popularity of liberalism, leftism, and the people and groups associated with them.

You feel really weird looking at it.

It's tiresome.

You'll find yourself wondering "why would anyone MAKE This?!?"

While there IS structure in the central tableau, most of his painting are just sprawling crowd-scenes. Most of the figures in them do nothing; there really more there as an exercise in fitting as many historical figures as possible into the frame than anything else.

It shows and says absolutely nothing useful about US history

it actively distorts, misleads, and LIES about US history

Only a person high on SOMETHING(probably their own personal, moral, and stylistic stagnation) could possibly think to make something so banal and empty

the whole purpose behind it is Resentment and the desire to destroy current US culture in the name of some ~pure~ imagined past which never existed

It actively mocks the concept of "American" or "Democratic" values, the very values it claims to champion, by presenting the RESULTS of USian democracy and civic-solidarity as destructive and ugly betrayals of those values

By denying and demeaning the value of historical struggles for political and legal equality, those who fought for it, and those harmed by USian oppression, it actively demeans and enfeebles life.

And, finally, his style is just flatout ugly.

Tag yourself as this list of “bad art” features, according to a twitter fascist

[trumpwashere]

Legacy of Hope by Jon McNaughton

[tmarshconnors]

My Interests...

Meet TMarsh-Connors, a multi-faceted individual with a passion for art, film, literature, music, and gaming, making them a true connoisseur of culture and creativity.

As an avid art enthusiast, TMarsh-Connors finds inspiration in the works of renowned visual artists like Jon McNaughton, whose patriotic and thought-provoking pieces ignite a deep appreciation for storytelling through art. They are equally drawn to the intricate and spiritually infused works of Alex Grey, which delve into the realms of consciousness and transcendence. Edward Hopper's masterful portrayal of urban solitude and the play of light and shadow captivate their imagination.

When it comes to cinema, TMarsh-Connors has a diverse taste in movies. From the tech-driven drama of "Pirates of Silicon Valley" to the adrenaline-fueled thrill of "21" and the soulful introspection of "Lost in Translation," they appreciate the power of storytelling through film. The classic heist escapades of "The Italian Job" (1969) and the eye-opening revelations of "Snowden" also hold a special place in their cinematic heart.

In the realm of television, TMarsh-Connors is a seasoned viewer, with a penchant for political intrigue and historical dramas. Series like "Californication," "House of Cards," and "The Crown" satisfy their craving for complex characters and power struggles. Historical dramas like "The Tudors" and "Reign" transport them to different eras, while "Perception" and "For All Mankind" tickle their fascination with psychology and space exploration. And who can resist the drama and intrigue of "The Morning Show"?

When it comes to music, TMarsh-Connors has a soulful side, with a deep appreciation for the poetic lyrics and melodious tunes of Leonard Cohen. They also groove to the nostalgic sounds of Smokie and the timeless folk-rock of Bob Dylan.

As a bookworm, TMarsh-Connors has a versatile taste in literature. They indulge in autobiographies and biographies, gaining insights into the lives of remarkable individuals. Christian literature provides spiritual nourishment, while popular science books stimulate their curious mind. Self-help books offer guidance and personal growth, and the world of manga draws them into captivating stories from Japan.

Gaming is another passion that fuels TMarsh-Connors's sense of adventure. Whether wreaking havoc in "Grand Theft Auto" or hacking their way through "Watch Dogs," they relish the immersive experiences of virtual worlds. "Tekken" and "Mortal Kombat" satisfy their competitive spirit, while games like "Minecraft" and "World of Warships" offer endless creative and strategic opportunities.

TMarsh-Connors has a unique taste in gaming platforms, enjoying the nostalgia of Nintendo 64, the cutting-edge capabilities of Xbox One Series X, the classics on PlayStation 2, and the portable charm of the Nintendo Switch (OLED Model).

In their creative pursuits, TMarsh-Connors wields the Canon EOS 1100D to capture the beauty of the world through photography. They also embrace digital tools like the iPhone 14 Pro Max and Pixelmator, and their trusty MacBook Pro and iPad Pro serve as versatile canvases for their artistic endeavours.

Beyond their artistic and entertainment interests, TMarsh-Connors delves into architecture, exploring the beauty of design and structure. Their fascination with vexillology reveals a deep appreciation for flags and their symbolism. History and politics are subjects they engage with passionately, seeking to understand the complexities of the world. Their love for mythology, psychology, and symbology adds depth to their intellectual pursuits.

In all aspects of life, TMarsh-Connors is a seeker of knowledge and a lover of creativity, blending their diverse interests to create a tapestry of experiences that enrich their journey through life.

[jon-purizhansky]

Ontario Takes Significant Step Forward in Protecting Migrant Workers

In a major development this week, Ontario has introduced legislation to strengthen protections and increase fines for employers found to have withheld a migrant worker's passport or work permit. The new penalties are the largest imposed on any employer for unlawful migrant employment practices, with offenders facing between $100,000 to $200,000 in fines for each worker whose rights were violated.

The legislation, known as the Working for Workers Act, also imposes penalties on individuals. Anyone who withholds a migrant's passport or work permit can face up to 12 months in prison and up to $500,000 in fines, while corporations may be fined up to $1 million.

"Anyone who preys on vulnerable members in our community has no place in our society," said Monte McNaughton, Minister of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development.

Great Steps Towards Equality for Migrant Workers

This move is a great step towards creating greater equality for migrant workers. While some employers may believe that they are exempt from these penalties if they hire through staffing agencies, the reality is that they cannot always guarantee their vendors and agents are acting ethically. For instance, some vendors may charge candidates a fee or withhold their documents to ensure payment of such fees. It is not unknown for migrant workers and immigrants in Canada to pay thousands of dollars to gain employment through a chain of middlemen in their country of origin.

Joblio Has Always Stood for Human Rights

Joblio directly connects Canadian employers with their prospective employees globally thereby removing the unscrupulous middlemen from the ecosystem. Joblio protects the ethical recruitment methodology by ensuring that job applicants pay nothing to secure employment and learn the conditions of their proposed employment directly from the employers as opposed to the middlemen. Joblio’s network of ambassadors (religious organizations; NGOs and individuals) provides global recruitment reach for any employer registered on Joblio’s platform. Joblio’s Applicant Concierge Experience Program (ACE) not only ensures the humane treatment of foreign workers but also provides Canadian employers with a valuable loyalty and retention tool

"Employers who work with Joblio will never face scrutiny from the government for being involved in unethical employment practices," said Mark Reimann, VP of Government Relations at Joblio. "The Working for Workers Act is an important step forward for all migrant workers, and Joblio fully supports its passage."

Joblio, whose Board includes David Arkless, founder and chairman of Arklight Consulting and former president of Manpower Inc., has always stood for human rights. Joblio connects employers in host countries with migrant workers seeking employment, providing transparency and an unparalleled hiring process for host country employers.

"Working with Joblio means working with pillars of ethical employment," said Jon Purizhansky, CEO of Joblio. "Our team has implemented strategies created by our founding members, including Arkless, to properly vette incoming migrant workers and match them with employment that fits their skill set."

Choose a Proven Partner: Joblio

With migrant workers entering safer host countries on a consistent basis, employers looking to hire from this pool should choose Joblio to assist. We have removed the possibility of fraud and corruption that has created many cautionary tales about hiring migrant workers. Plus, Joblio assists migrant workers in finding gainful employment where they can utilize their skills and remain, significantly reducing employee churn.

For further information, contact Gord Bretsen, Country Manager of Canada, at gbretsen@joblio.co to start the hiring process with Joblio.

Originally Posted: https://joblio.co/blog/ontario-takes-significant-step-forward-in-protecting-migrant-workers/

[alphaman99]

Jon McNaughton

My new sketch of Reagan with his great quote

[kinialohaguy]

Two Roads

Jon McNaughton Art Aloha Lāpule. The Uniparty has neither Faith nor Believes in the American People. MAGA means “Make America Great Again.” It’s up to “We the People” to Save America. One man can’t do it alone. Na Pule Kala (Prayers for Protection) is needed more than ever these days. This artwork is from Jon McNaughton’s collection of magnificent portraits of religious and political messages.…

[agoodcartoon]

national dale earnhardt speedrun, any%

[siryl]

“He Is Risen” by Jon McNaughton.